The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-03-25
SALMON LOCALS


Hal Brown is the ne% clerk at the
Shenon hotel. ''e
Miss Nancy Long returned on Mon
Gay from Moscow where she had been
attending the University Of Idaho.
Roy Frazier, a former Salmon
school boy, who has been with his
rived in this city Monday evening.
Don c. Reed and L. R. Sells came
down from Leadore Monday evening
on their way to the Northfork home
OF Mr; Sells, whittier they proceeded
next day.
Mrs. Ella Manful returned ON
+. Monday from q. visit with her daueh-
ter, MRS. Ben Preston, in Butte. and
has gone to May to visit Mrs. George
Neither.
Mrs. Linnie; Wilson and son Wen
dell returned from an extended visit
IN Illinois, Mrs. Wilson left her
young SON Harry, with friends in the
East where he will attend school.
A health poster contest in which
prizes arei Offered By. the Anti-Tuber
culosis association of the state of
Idaho is open to public school pupils.
The Red Cross nurse, Miss Lunney,
will gladly furnish particulars.
The Guild met at the home of Mrs.
w. C. Smith on Thursday afternoon
of last week with Mrs. Theodore
q n
meeting. Later there was a social
hour and refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Fred We'll.
Mrs. Harry Hettinger entertained
the Saturday bridge club, whose
membership with substitutes engaged
three tables in play. Mrs. Caples,
Miss Greene and Mrs. Rand were the
substitutes. Mrs. Dufresne, Mrs. Ca
pies and Miss Greene were the win
ners of the prizes offered.
John Agee and his little daughter
Lizzie left Salmon yesterday morning
to return to the old home at Wheat
land, Mo-, where Mr.. Agee will en-
gage in the automobile business. He
will keep in touch with the Salmon
country as regular reader of The
Recorder. All his many friends here
will wish him the best of good for
tune and prosperity. William Ogle
has bought the Agee residence prop
erty in this city and is already oc-
cupying it.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church met at the home of Mrs.
O'Connell on Thursday afternoon Of
last week with Mrs. Dan Balm as
hostess. The ladies changed the date
of the dance they had announced and
it will be given on April / and one
third of the proceeds will be given to
the Near East Relief fund. Mrs. Dan
O'Connell and Mrs. F. C. Miller are in
charge of arrangements. Mrs. Vic
tor Bell will entertain the society
next.
Letters received from the A. C.
--Nortons, who are. visiting their old
home in the state of New York, say
that they expect to be back home in
Salmon about March 80. Little Hell
en- Norton has been showing her
friends specimens of wintergreens
sent here by her parents from the
old home. The little vine with its
rich emerald leaf and red berry is
beautiful indeed. 1t grows all over
the east beyond the Mississippi but
the true type of wintergreen is never
found in these parts.
Fifth grade pupils and school fell
lows of Richard Aware surprised that
young lad last Saturday afternoon at
hn A Iolf ,tf nj
hour or two will long be remembered
by all present, with games and re-
freshments. The youngsters present
ley, Cora Pope, Vivian Buker, George
E. Shoup, Milton Havemann, Helen
Norton, Frances Dempsey, Robert
Chaffee, Ralph Ward, Richard Miller,
Myrtle Yearian, Robert Alien, Ken
meth Swift.
A good many people have asked
The Recorder why in the world il
should discard perfectly good and
servieeable typesetting machine and
get a new one. While the old ma
chine was the best when bought and
Is still as good as ever, The Record
Just want the best to be had now. And
SO the new Model C was secured.
There is not now within the bounds
OF Idaho such complete and yet so
simple a machine as ours. Then
there was another and perhaps more
potent reason why the change was
desirable. On account of the old
machine and its occasional eccentric
tiles the recording angel had put
down a little too much on the wrong
side of his books against the editor
and the entries would not look well
in print if they should keep on grow
ing.