The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18

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Tom Heating was down from Lead
ore on Friday hast
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Graves are now
at Lava Hot Springs. Idaho e
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Halstead are
the parents of a boy, born last week
; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hettinger have
taken the Carl Clark residence prop
erty On the bar for the summer.
List your houses and lots as Kelly
Kelly. -l' 4
/ The Walter Harrison family NOV
led this week to the Ybarguen ranch
on Carmen creek.
Eddie Mahoney has gone TO the
Big Dyke in a responsible position
with that enterprise.
Mrs. McCaleb is home again in Sal
mon from California. Her friends
will be glad to know that she is in
splendid health.
Farmers who are interested as con.
tractors with Rogers Bros for the
planting OF peas are notified by adj
lvertisement OF the arrival of seed
peas.
Special Easter services at the Epis-
copal church next Sunday will have
among the worshippers the Salmon
knights Templar in a body, with ex-
ira music.
Emile Louviers and family left this
week for the upper Salmon river.
near Ellis. where they are to take
the Shoup ranch under lease They
expect to sell their Salmon residence
property.
Roy B. Herndon went out to Arm
lstead by Tuesdays train to meet
Mrs. Herndon and their little
daughter, a recent hospital patient
at Dillon. The family will soon all
be gathered at May again.
Mrs. Hammer, wife Of DIR. c. f,
Hammer, will spend a month in Por1.
land after visiting in Seattle with
her husband, who was called there
as a representative of Lemhi chapter
In the Red Cross, Northwest division
dances, including the minuet. polka
schottish, the Irish trot, quaddrflles
Newport and Oxford, with the grand
the opera house last Wednesday
/ night
i The Salmon delegation at Portland
j includes Miss Margaret Shoup. who
left Salmon last Saturday: Mrs. A
4 w. Pipes. Mrs. Norton. and Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Walter c. Shoup, besides Mrs
Hammer, who is soon to make visit
there.
In the sale of the Dolly place
which is occupied by C. NJ. Manguu
of the forest office, Mr. Mangun is
TO move to the Hines residence prop
erty while the new owner Of the Dol
" place, Hugh Roberts, will move
there from the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Allen and fam
Salmon since Mr. Allen has been
transferred from the Indianoia forest
station 10 The Salmon office. The,
have taken the dwelling house al
Mrs. Alice Mcdonald on Second
street. Brooklyn.
Mrs. Thomas Yearian was in Sal
mon from Ler'hi on Wednesday. She
had been 70 Salt Lake on business
last week IN connection witt, range
rights and while there visited Major
and Mrs. Robert Emery. who had but
recently returned from four years
residence in China. Mrs. Emery was
formerly Christv Macnab, sister te
Bert Macnah OF Salmon Major En-
erv is now in char If the recruit
ing station at Salt Lake.
Yes. Salmon is 10 have a circus
this summer. series of circusses fr
show fer the first time on the screen
of the Grand beginning with SAT
urday matinee on April IS and an
nearing weekly at the same Mace
thereafter till the end of the thrill
ing episodes for IS weeks Better
arrange to start at the starting place
in, this wonderful show and be on
hand either Saturday afternoon OF
Saturday evening this waek.
Mrs. E. ". Whitcomb has been an
pointed by state officials to act as
Lenhi county chairman to raise as
aur Quota SIS fer the Y w G A
The fund derived from this state
Y. W. c. \. drive is to h. divided be
tween the state and nation one-third
10 L. s. and two-fhirds 20 Idaho. tho
money tc be used for the extension
of work along the Y. W. c. A. line
Mrs. Whitcomb made a trim 70 Lead
ore on Thursday 10 organize q com
mittee for this campaign. She will
visit other precincts and feels conf
dent this small amount will be rails
ed during the publicity work Of the