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


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Dan rhrasher came over from the |
rope mine on Sunday. p b e
H. B. Hankey and Hal brown have |
been up from Gbbonsville this week.
The Ferrill Terry family is moving
TINS week to one of the Kingsbury
houss on St Charles street.
Loren Barr, eldest SON of the E. "A.
Barr family, now living at Ventura,
California, has just won the honors of
his class in passing to his high school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Burk and
daughters were guests over SUNDAY
of Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Mendenhail
at their ranch home up the Salmon
river
A. j. Malone arrived in Salmon yes
terday from Missoula, driving home
the family car. Accompanying him
was Mrs. Belts, sister of Mrs. Ma
lone, who comes to make a visit in
this city.
I Mrs. Cassie lbach, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs B. F. lbach, has returned
from Salt Lake, where she attended
the University of Utah. Miss Ibach
visited friends at Nampa, Caldwell
and Boise.
Old-fashioned editors of poetic
turn of mind used to head their
Born, Married, Died" column, as
"Cradle, Altar, Tomb" In these days
of divorce they would have to add
"Scrapheap."- Brookville pa. DEM
ocrat.
The Recorder office had call from
]. B. Mulkey, Tendoy merchant, on
Saturday. In the recent food along
the Lemhi river Mr.. Mulkey more
than once had his place of business
cut off from the railroad station, when
his hip boots came in handy.
Some wag at the courthouse who
found the door of the probate court
room closed for brief hour yester-
day while that official was out max
ing collections of fees for his quarter
ly report placed placard on the door
reading: "This is My Busy Day But
My Marriage Has Nothing to Do
With the Case, Ira La"
The Saturday bridge club was en-
Itertained at the home of Mrs. A. j.
Putnam, with Mrs. Dufresne as the
Hostess. Favors for the high scores
were won by Mrs. J. f. Adams, Mrs
Jack Wright and Mrs. Harry Hettin-
ger. Mrs. G. B. Quarles and Mrs
Arnold Heidner substituted for alb
sent members. Mrs. Ralph Edwards
will be the next hostess at the home
of Mrs. F. S. Wright.
Ensign Leslie X. Pollard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pollard and a giHdu
ate this year from the naval academy
at Annapolis, left Monday for Seattle
to meet his ship, the Arkansas. Mrs
George H. Smith gave farewell din
lner for Ensign Pollard on Sunda!
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown
entertained at dinner on Friday TO
Ensign Pollard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ho
, mer Holbert on Saturday evening
gave dinner for him.
John w. Shook, ST., and his son
John w., Jr., and the latter's family
were in Salmon on Monday. The Sol
+. recently returned from Portland, Or
+ egon, where he sold a car load o
steers at 6 cents. The old gentleman
> who is spending the summer with hi
. daughter, Mrs. Pattee, is hale an
hearty though six years past the al
, Ilotment and reads news print withou
!. glasses. This honored pioneer, who's
+ energy went to the upbuilding of tn
: Salmon country, is still able to len
a hand as occasion arises on tn
ranch.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bellamy enter
t tanned the members of the evenin
t bridge club on Tuesday evening
n this week, with an extra table for
J. nur Der of guests. Refreshmen'
n were served at the close of the ever
IS ing. Winners of the guest prize
d were Mrs. Charles Hart and Arnol
: Heidner, while the club favors f
high score were awarded Mrs. I
Hettinger and DIR. J. F. Adams. II
S guests of the club included Miss Blu
" tine Rovers, Mrs. Thomas Boyle, Mr.
IS Ralph Edwards, Franklin Putnam :
/ Twin Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Arno
Ie Heidner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Han