The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-07-01
; SALMON LOCALS

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Goldie Smith returned to Leadore
on Saturday. a.
M and Mrs. WilliaM sberuaoa
motored to Salmon Sunday. i
G. "A. Busch was over from his
Leesburg mining interests this week.
Leg Pyeatt, wife and two children
are Jack from California to spend
the snmmer.
Mrs. Michaelson was up from her.
Salmon river ranch on Monday trans
acting business in this city.
Mrs. Ella Manfull leaves tomorrow
for Butte where she will visit her
daughter over. the fourth.
Ms. w. Charles Smith and chill
dren, are spending the week at the
Ben Smith home on Big Flat.
Mrs. M. M. McNicoll and little
daughter Barbara were visiting with
Salmon friends during the week.
MI. George L. Shoup and daugh-
tiers expect to spend most of the sum
mer ION the Shoup ranch up the Sal
mons river. s.
The w. C. Smith family and Mr..
and sMrs. Ashley and their guests,
the Guerreptez family, spent Sunday
on q picnic on Carmen creek.
MIS-. r. E. Allan and two daug hters
returned yesterday from spending ten
days with Mrs. Glavin, a sister of
Mrs. Allan, at Gibbonsville.
DR.. and Mrs. T. p. Carnes and sons
are expected up from Northfork to-
morrow and will remain for the cele-
bration on the Fourth as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rand.
Franklin Putnam of Twin Falls
was the guest this week of his broth
er, A. ]. Putnam, and family and will
remain in this vicinity to spend the
summer on duty with the forest SER
vice at Indianola.
A telegram received from Karl
SPAIN says that the body will be &C.
companied home by himself and Mrs.
Pfeiffer and Mrs. Seamen and that
the funeral will be held at o'clock
Saturday afternoon from the Metho-
dist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell Terry and
family this week moved to the new
home on st. Charles street recently
given to Mrs. Terry by her mother
Mrs. Adelaide Kingsbury. Mrs. Kings
bury is making her home with Mrs
Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mecklenbure
of Helena, Mont, are visitors at the
Methodist parsonage in Salmon. Mr.
Mecklenburg spoke at the Methods
church Wednesday evening. Mr.
Mecklenburg is secretary of the cen
tenary movement in the Helena dis
trict. They left this morning fol-
Mackay.
Mrs. J. T. Watkins was the cordia
hostess to the members of her sew
ing club on Wednesday afternoon
serving dainty refreshments at tn
close of an afternoon of informal so
ciability. Guests invited in addition
to the club members were Miss Bur
tine Rovers, Mrs. A. w.. Pipes, Mis-
Bessie Stroud, Mrs. A. +. Ferguson
Hal Brown is at Wise River to visi
and bring back with him his mother
who is again to take up her residenc
at Gibbonsville as the head of tn
household for her son and ii. L
Hankey, who are engaged in MINING
at that place. Mrs. Brown will az
rive at the end of this week. At tina
place for many years Mrs. Brown wa
the head of the village hotel.
The Home Economics club met Jun
90 with ~ members and 3 visitor
present when the afternoon was sper
in making organdie flowers. The mex
meeting will be held July ID whe
more flowers will be made, with Mr.
Row Conlee and Mrs. l.. E. Tillotso
as hostesses. A fine collation. wa
provided by Mrs. D. A. Smith an
Mrs. Henry Bird, Jr., at the last NEE
ing.
The first meeting of the Woman
club under the leadership OF the ne
president, MIS-. I. u. DchPsS.'
held at the home of Mrs. ): r; NE
vim on Tusday afternoon. Whiie u
attendance was not large the men
bers made up in enthusiasm and Il
terest what the meeting lacked
numbers. An animated discussit
was held on plans for the coming ye'
and the prospects seem bright Tor
profitable club year. E. H. Casterl
appeared before the club memoe
and talked to them about the a
preaching Chautauqua and enlist
their support and interest The "
men will take charge of the moral oe
orations at the big tent, as usual, al
will ask the assistance of the cam
fire girls and the Boy Scouts IN 100
ing after this feature.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMtk.
Sunday, July 3, Sunday schooi at
m, HOLY communion at IL a. u