The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
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SALMON LOCALS ..

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,. Inc Cornforth family is in Salmon
- W. OstraIder, Gibbonsyille min.
mug operator. was in town this week
II Sarnes and family of North For,
"ie visiting with the James KirtIeys
Mfs. Laura Murphey from Lemhi
was IN town for the weeks Chau,o,,.
qua events.
MISS Trix Howard came nm from
SlDoonsville Monday to visit al the
Soule ranch. ~ 'n1
MISS Bessie Stroud has been M this
week from the poisonous effects Of =
yellowjacket sting. :
The L. T. Casey family of Ulysses
= visiting the w. B. Barton family on
oarnen creek this week.
Mrs. Dan O'Connell sustained .
severe injury to her hand on Monday
~ getting II caught in a clothes
MIS-. r. M. Murdoch left Wednes-
uay tor Salt Lake and Butte ON busi-
ness IN connection with her millinery
and clothing establishment.
MIS-, ~ o. Ward has had as her
guests her mother and sister. Mrs IT
2. Boomer and Lois Boomer. They
expect to return to their home at
Idaho Falls Saturday.
me Jesse Greek Timber COMPANY
VIII deliver lumber anywhere in Sal
man at $40 per thousand feet. Now
ready and prompt delivery. Wood
sawed in stove lengths, at the flume.
YiV.oV per cord. S-13 If
J. a. Turnbull, who has been m for
several months, is one of the inter
ested attendants at the Chautauola
performances. All his friends and ac-
qualntances rejoice to see him on the
road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Havis of
slcKsourg, Miss, with party OF
friends, are making tour of this
section Of the country. They arriy-
ed in Salmon on Monday, proceeding
to Gibbonsville and other parts of the
county later in the week. Mrs. Havis
was formerly Miss Josephine Lot
fridge
Guests during the week at the r.
Z. Allen home We're Charles Allen,
an ex-solldier and the postmaster of
Corvallis, Mont; G. A. Locke and
son James Z. Locke, mining men of
Kalispel, Mont. who expect to spend
a month at Gibbonsville, and Mrs. Z.
q. Taylor, mother of Mrs. Allen, from
her home in Gibbonsville.
Sunday, August 10th, marks the last
services for the Methodist church be-
fore the pastor, Rev. Mr. Martin
leaves for the conference, which is to
convene at Canon City, Oregon. next
week. There is general desire
among the membership that the fam
lily come back to serve another year.
On Sunday night the pastor will take
for his subject The Race Problem"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Riberdy of st.
Regis. Mont, and Mrs. Olga Hutch
inson of Detroit, Mich, parents and
sister of Mrs. A j. Malone, are in
Salmon at the Malone home for n
week. The trip from Montana was
made by automobile via Gibbonsville
The party with Mr.. and Mrs. Malone
of the Penny company store spent
the weekend camping up Hayden
creek.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers use 70 in
strument save the tuning fork. They
sing the old jubilee songs, which nave
grown up among the negroes of the
south as the ballads did among the
English, and they sing them as they
sing them in the south. The only way
to get these songs is to go to the south
and attend a negro revival or TO hear
g group of the old negroes in the eve
ming. Many Of their sorgs were
brough tabout in the civil war ard the
freeing of the negroes.
Miss Gertrude Colemen is spend
ing the summer with Mrs. 4. A. Nor
ris in Salmon. Three months ago IN
a runaway Miss Coleman sustained
bad fracture of a leg. Her recovery
has been slow. The accident happen
ed in7 Hayden basin. The four occu'
pants of the vehicle were thrown out
but only Miss Coleman was injured
GLADYS Campbell, who is now On
the Salmon forest office force, VIII
leave in about month for 0gden TO
tal-a n commercial course.