The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-11-28
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GIVING FEAST. LOOK HERE,

Az the Rock Rose stock farm one
OF the notable Thanksgiving feasts of
an oi tnem was served by Mr.. and
MTs: dwight A. Smith. Besides the
Iamliy gathering of Grandfather Hem
iIy bro and the Smith boys. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dwight Smith and Mr.. Tichnor
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
BIRD. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Bird. Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Tillotson. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry L. Summers and their gresta
and children. Mrs. A. J. Allen and
Z. I. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. u =
melvin. and DR. Pippenger ard two
uaushters. The entire company num-
Dars more than thirty persons
among these present also were two
turkeys. a goose. four chicken pies.
mince and pumpkin pies and assort-
ca preserves and vegetables from
the Smith cellar, where arc ctored
upward of thousand jars from the
famous fam.
More general perhaps than ever
Deiore was the observance of Thanks
giving In the Salmon country. The
DAY dawned clear and bright, but
without wind, so that the tempera-
ture of four below zero brought no
discomfort to man or beast Up in
the mountains it was good deal
colder.
Union services were held at the
Methodist church, with the sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow of the Epis-
copai church. All lines OF business
stopped to give way to the great an
nual feast. Large family parties were
the rule.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shoup had a
family gathering at their home, in.
Guiding Mother Shoup, the Misses
Lena. Laura and Margaret Shoup,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Shoup, Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Shoup and all
the sons Of the W. H. Shoup family
except Richard, who is at state uni.
yersity, and Mr.. and Mrs. John de
Barre.
Mrs. Murdoch and Mrs. E. c. Het
finger gave dinner party dance al
the Murdoch home in the evening
their guests including Mr. and Mrs
]. H. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Dill
Ion, j. M. Mcpherson, Ray Edwards
DR.. and Mrs. Hammer. and a number
of out of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Carpenter en-
tertained at their Tendoy home the
families of DIR. ]. F. Adams and w
c. Doebler
The G.. B. Quarles family gathering
included all their children except the
fefdest son, John Vernon, who is al
school at Exeter, N. H., with Mrs
McCaleb, Judge Ralph Quarles ant
Mrs. Davidson and the Arthur Greene
family as honored guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Scribner had q
dinner to which they welcomed q
number of near neighbore. including
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ketchun
entertained the w. c. Smith family
and Mrs. Ball, while DIR. and Mrs
j. M. Ashley had as their guests the
C. O. Smith, j. A. Herndon and Ivy
Joplin families for the holiday feast
Mrs. Jessie Daniels gave a dinner
party at her Salmon home.
The Dan Chase and Frank Have
man families also had Thanksgiving
feasts.
DR.. and Mrs. z. L. Hubbard gave 6
family dinner in honor of their sor
Stanley, who, upon his relief from
the service. worked six months al
Cobalt In this employment the
young soldier earned enough none,
to pay his way through an engineer
school at Milwaukee. for which cit,
he leaves Salmon next Saturday.
A family dinner was given Thanks
giving day at the Thomas YeariaI
home. intended to bring together ;
family reunion Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Mcpherson of Salmon were amons
the invited guests.