The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-14
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The Guild WIN meet next week
with Mrs. VIII Kadletz.
Coming-River's End, January a.
l24. This will please 1000
Mrs. George Smith has been ouite
Ill but Is now improving.
Mrs. w. X. Harmon IL here from
Spokane TO spend the. winter with
her mother, Mrs. Eichwald.
Mrs. c. G. Mathewson left Lead.
lore last Saturday on return trip
to Los Angeles TO look after business
matters.
George Williams, who rode at the
Salmon fair last fall, has Just return.
I'd from Tiajuana, Mexico. where he
has been jockeying. He expects to
go back In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ferguson are
arranging their departure for their
new home at Eckert, Colo, about
February ]. II was at ShOup q few
years ago that Mr.. Ferguson met
the young lady. now his wife, then
Miss Avera Allen. and then he was
teaching school. -.s
camele Rock expects to leave to-
morrow for Boise to visit his family
Mrs. M. c. Manfull spent the wetk
visiting Mrs. Iona Schultz at the
Schultz ranch up the Salmon river.
Mrs, w. b. Fowler had word that
her son. Roy. has been quite Ill In
the navy hospital at Mare Island
but IL now able to be about again.
| Mrs. Victor Bell entertained the
members of her bridge club on Sat.
urday afternoon. serving dainty
tea at the close OF the games. Mrs.
II. v. caples and Miss Dering Greene
substituted for absent members. The
club prizes were won by Mrs. Harry
Hettinger. Mrs, A. j. Putnam, Mrs.
f. s. Wright. Mrs. Ralph Edwards
will be the next hostess.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ashley. wife of we'll
known Salmon dentist, is rapidly re-
gaining her health. being able now to
leave her bed. Her long Illness gave
anxiety To her friends for a for
night. during which period the suf-
ferer was under surgical care, DR. O.
T. Stratton having the case in hand,
assisted by DIR. Hammer. Her res
toration TO health is believed to be
a matter Of little while.
come the owner Of the well known
Salmon river ranch for the past
year owned by Leon II. Sells. Mr..
Al a RnJNu
he owns another ranch. This trans
action involves about $4,000. The
new home of Mr., Bohannon IL one of
the show places Of the county. com
prising 217 acres Of highly produc
tive land.
Watkins of the Red Cross executive
Icommittee appeared before the coun-
Ity commissioners on Wednesday
morning, and renewed the arrange
ment whereby the Red Cross and the
county share the expense of the
county public health nurse, In re
appointing Miss NJ II. Lunney as
public health nurse for the ensuing
year, the commissioners took ocea-
sion 10 endorse her work enthusiasts
tically and Mrs. Wright spoke In the
highest terms of the satisfaction of
the Red Cross executive committee,
with the work accomplished by Miss
Lunney since she assumed the posi-
ton here last March.
Interest has been aroused by the
announcement of Mrs. w. Il. row-
Ter. vice-president OF the War Moth.
ers. that the organization will give
two dances In the near future. The
irst one will be one OF their regular
dances. to be held on January 20.
and the second will be Colonial
ball. to be given February II. Both
affairs will take place at Anderson
hall The War Mothers have be-
come an active force in the commun-
ity and their affairs are always well
patf,nixed The society is headed
by Mrs. Frank Hall. Mrs. w. b,
Fowler Is vice president. Mrs. r. NJ
Moore Is secretary. Mrs. +. w. Me
man Is treasurer, Mrs. Fanny Bow.
en- is parliamentarian. and Mrs.
Amelia Eichwaid is chaplain.
The library committee of the Wo
mans club continues TO be one of
the most active forces of that organ
ixation. This week the committee
members are busy entering about
one hundred new books on the
shelves. These are the books donat-
ed by the circle members and they
will be available 10 the circle mem
bers. beginning next week. for three
months before they will be issued
TO the general public. This is be
cause some Of the circle members
did not have chance 10 read all
the books. The chairman OF this
active committee Is Mrs. J. IL.
Wright the vice chairman is Mrs. A.
~. Herndon. and Mrs. r. A. Preston
10 the treasurer. They are actively
assisted in their services TO the pub
lie by the genial librarian. Mrs