The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-17
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SALMON LOCALS

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at h ITEM \ S Chill Con is now S..
lo-1e-17.
superintendent Rand -.
cold. week IRON a severe
IA nVe.andthree-pouna 49,.
dow If na IN the real estate win
of G. p harry Kelly from the g,, ~in,
A local hunter who
br;nn 'ains the other day failed ~. ~
=, ans nome deer. but mad ~ 70
ina, kin of four dress s ~ re-
movaa elarence Wyant family have
no'ed from their ranch for ~ nave .
60. ana nave taken the watts Waa
a.iiooi. Inc place is furnisbaa "a. al
p pas formerly occupied by Mrs Gnu anu
p, Scofuing to Charlie 6. Miller -.
tDiacKDird creek the practical .,, VI
loi q road to that country IL nv No..
~ the Salmon river and Pie 80.
MI. MILLER came to Salmon On Va
neshay ior a brief business visit
services were held last Sunday a.
eernoon at Tendoy by the Pev NJ.
a.. insieiioW, the rector and his fam.
ny oelng entertained fer dinnsr =,
.ne hlrkham home Next Sunday af.
.ernoon at 2:30, slow time tho al,
De services at Lemhi. win ree,,,aa.
evening services in salmon j, 20
Tnomas Brooks returned nv st.aa
from Gibbonsville on "Wednesday az
Ter helping the Arthur HuII fan,u,.
~ move 10 their new Montana home
az Hamilton. Mr.. Brooks tells Of The
pretty place the Hulls have purchas
60, comprising 80 acres with modern
home. vi
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Monk their son
vernon and their niece, Miss Violet
Blscoe, and Mrs. Laura Murphy dc.
parted by automobile Wednesday for
California. The car is !driven by WV.
att Smith, whose wife and danpbter
are to travel to the Golden state nv
tram. The Monk car, is to take the
nevada route, expecting to reach
Long Beach within a week.
Mrs. Roxina Hull. the mother of the
HUI prothers, is at present at the
Northfork home of Charles NJ. Hull
The old lady, although so years of
age, has planned series of visits 10
ner children who are residing in three
or four OF the states Of the northwest
and will not be deferred from travel
ing even in the coming cold weather
Charles NJ. Hull, who was in Sal
mon on Wednesday from Northfork
stated that a contract for Sprine
creek school had not been let but the
board was likely to get an acceptable
offer to build from one of the bidders
after the board had agreed to put in
the foundation so as to make the con
tract come within the limit of the
funds available.
The wife and three children O
Tony Drjnovic arrived in Salmon OF
Monday evening from Fiume, vher,
they had been residing all during .th,
war They were more than a month
getting here. On arriving in New
York the wife telegraphed her hus
band but the message was not re
ceived- Surprise was therefore al
great as delight with the husband
when he saw them in Salmon on, las
Mondays train. all safe and sound
There had been no word between
husband and wife for more than two
years, or for the duration of the war
An affair that proved aItoether de
Iightful for teachers, parents ant
friends as we'll as the school Official.
and club membership was the recep
ton given last Friday nightly the
Woman's club in honor of the Salmon
teachers. Mrs. Rand had charge o.
the program which consisted of read
ings, choruses and instrumental Sc
lections on piano. violin and cornet
One of the musical features was tbs
artistic performance of little Mise:
Frances Greene. Hazel Colwell ant
Isabel Brown as violin, cornetist ant
pianist, who were repeatedly encor
ed Another enjoyable feature Wa!
in the readings by Mrs
James Isley, a lady heretofore un
as an elocutionist but havins
a grace of speech and charm o
presence that quite won her hearers
Miss Eva Simpson also appeared TO
the first time as reader and brough
with her fine Irish brogue. Othel
numbers as already given in the pub
lisheii program were well received
A splendid address of welcome wa'
delivered by Mrs. Stringfellow, pres
ident of the club.