The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-31
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Don Casierlin. forest man, is look
ing after affairs pertaining 70 his
Office. N
We have new station agent, J.
IKeiner, from the Armstead office.
Mrs. Lafe WeighaiI and two chill
,dren John and Franklin came home
"wednesday last to spend Christmas
here. They have been to Lorenzo,
visiting Mrs. WeighalPs mother, MRS.
IGunniilgham
Floyd owen spent the week at
|Leadore. the guest Of friends.
| Mondays train made one think that
things were taking turn. But II
was In reality the folks who bad
gone away for Christmas. returning.
| Among them / noticed there were
Homer Dundas, returning from Ana
lconda; Wilma and Alex Fischer, who
HAD been to Leadore: Jack White re-
turning from Nevada; Clarence Me-
lgus, who had the best time Tor two
weeks with his relatives at Lemhi;
II. Kelner, the agent, who had gone
Ito Leadore TO eat his holiday dinner.
land ohm the crowd. before got
around, the rest vanished.
| on Tuesday. few Of the stragglers
came walking In, They started, they
lsay, In an automobile. which couldn't
come any farther than Queeneys-
lhence. the hike. Bob ROherti, who
had been the guest OF the Prouses at
] Lemhi, and Bob Walker. who had
been visiting his children at Salmon.
a couple OF very pleasant evenings
twere spent recently at the homes OF
Mrs. M. J. Pollock and MIS-. p. A.
!; WiddowsOn. At both times the bags
were being made ready for the
Christmas tree. After work the mic
lest lunches were served.
/ Most of the homes had Christmas
tree and Santa bItught gifts that
pleased to every househo nd and many
OF the bachelors were abundantly re-
membered.. One lady was the recip-
lieut of q thousand beautiful dollars.
while several persons I've heard OF
had gifts OF money in smaller denom-
nations. The youngsters about are
Having a good time with new dolls,
dishes. electric train, mecannos etc
Many households had beautifully
appointed dinners, each intent on
making this great day, one In which
] for short time, care would be for
gotten. AT the Harry Parker home
surrounding the festal board were
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fayle, Mr.. and
MRS. Frank Hoyt, William Noyes, w
If. Oden and the host and hOseess
THE Fielder family had as guests Mr.
land Mrs. Lanyon of Duluth. MINI.
and James Allen OF the Mountain
Boy M
W. J. Anderson's table was length
. ened to take in Grover and Elmel
Tucker of the Company store.
Horace Lipe and wife opened theil
hos pitable doors to their many rela
Itives having a fine reunion dinner. .
E.. w. Davis and wife of Sprini
Mountain had dinner with the =. A
Widdowson family,
At the Howard Robertson home tn
! best Of spirits prevailed. There wer'
at the elegantly dressed table. be
sides the family Mrs. Grace Schaui
: ,elberger, Benson Evans and Loral
: iTuhbs. y
!. r., Mrs. Jacob Lipe OF Leadore Is Wis
1 ,iting the Robert Tweedy family. Sh
: was accompanied by young Robert
|. who win shend the vacation q
Z The Christmas entertainment was
measure. The children did remark
ably well. and the distribution of tn
I Christmas treat by a very real Tool
!, ing Santa was early watched by tn
2 youngsters. Afterwards the guest
the light fantastic to the hes
music. for we were very fortunat
= in having in our neighborhood a fan
9 ily OF musicians. the Craddock broti
ers. -Yf.ayE
. Mrs. Thomas Grooms writes froi
J. wisconsin that they have great hope
n aef m Improvement in Mr.. Groom
health. At Green Bay. where the
to hospital, an X-ray pictur
6 showed some roots of teeth up in HI
9 gums. which they think have bee
Il causinr much of his trouble. an,
that with the aid of dentists and do
itors he viii return this spring read
I to resume his mining enterprise.
81 Another year is almost gone. W
l. seem to have had our full share .
imisfortune--two fires that have p'
q Eout OF work almost hundred mo
I and otherwise causing loss to moi
e Some sickness, but on the whole, v
feel that we have been favored. W
= trust the incoming year will brin
: many SOou tnueS 10 uuihoics III
may AT her to be an important pa
Lemhi. and that the other parts I
3 lour wonderful county may have a
Y the success they deserve. Happy Ne
= Year. "A
II Conservative Kilkenny Castle.
Some Of the rooms In Kilkcht,
Il lcastle are almost exactly as they wer
ii tcoO wears ago