The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-07-29
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j. Fl. Lipe was down from Gilmore
for the week lend.
NJ. w. Freidorff shipped car of
lumber to the Salmon Lumber COM
pany Wednesday.
Grover Tucker, manager of the Gill
more Mercantile Co. of Gilmore, was
in town Wednesday.
Sam Bell of Gilmore and his faith
'er-in-law, Charles Elg, of Idaho Falls,
were in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Free and family
were dinner guests at the McFall
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rock Vezina and family were
in from the ranch Sunday to attend
services in the Catholic church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Jewett and
baby and Miss Ida Stout of Gilmore
spent Tuesday in town with friends.
William Waugh has resigned as
night Waterman for the G. and p, his
place being taken by James Lunney.
Father Mettis was over from Sal
mon Sunday and held services in the
local church, going form here to Gil
more.
Mrs. Heber Christensen and family
and the William Rusk family spent
Tuesday up Railroad canyon picking
gooseberries.
| Mr., and Mrs. Harry Saline, Mrs.
! Rat I'd Wanrh
Larken are visiting in Pocatelo and
Lava Hot Springs.
Monday Mrs. Macs and daughters,
Ethel, Edith and Lucille, and Mrs.
Morphey, spent the day up Railroad
canyon picking gooseberries.
w. p. Cooper and Don Reed. have
returned from Pocatello where they
had gone in Mr.. Cooper's motorcycle
in search of the bank robbers.
Miss Mamie Rusk has returned
| from pleasant weeks vacation at
the Tage ranch where she was a guest
of her aunt, Mrs. A. Fl. Ford.
Scott Davis, wife and daughter, new
owners of the ID. c. ranch, spent We'd
iIsbay III boWh Ou tHtli way HUH
Jerome, Idaho, to their new home.
/ John Bohannon came over from
Nonhfork Tuesday with load of
green vegetables and some fine cher
ries. Lewis Denny accompanied him.
Mrs. F. Q. McFall and children
will leave Saturday morning for Salt
Lake to spend the next few months
with Mrs. McFall's mother, Mrs. J.
+. Free.
/ Gilmore people in town during the
week were Tom Milburger, Charles
Seets, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt,
James Stout and Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Allhands.
Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Butcher of Ath-
ems. Ohio, are guests at the Don Reed
home on their way home from the
Elks convention. Mrs. Butcher is d
sister Of Mrs. Reed.
Al Andrews of Gilmore stopped in
town for few hours on Wednesday
on his way to Salmon, taking Mrs.
annie Gaggers, who has been quite
i'll, to consult physician.
Mr.. and Ms. Earl Williams and
daughter Juanita expect to leave in
the near future to visit home folks in
Missouri, making the trip by motor
and going by way of Yellowstone
Park.
! Mrs. Fred Veorge and daughter
have returned to their home in Mon
tana after a pleasant two weeks visit
with the Lee Veorge family. Mrs.
Veorge accompanied her guests as far
as Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. kellener and son re-
turned Wednesday from ten-day's
visit with home folks in Montana.
Walter Jones, who took Mr.. kelleners
place at the station, has returned to
Armstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. White of
San Francisco, California, are in
Leadore for few days. Mr.. White
Is we'll known mining man in his
home state and is here looking over
copper properties.
F. o. McFall. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Baukol and son Brooks and Dennis
McFall will leave Monday for Poca-
teiio on business and expect to be
gone about two weeks. Young Dennis
will go on to Salt Lake
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. IRA
Butcher, who are guests OF the Reeds,
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Lee planned
camping party up Eighth for the
weekend. In the party were the Lee
and Reed families. Mr.. and Mrs.
Butcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Robbins.
| DIR. and Mrs. |. b. Keller entertain
ed at dinner Sunday evening, their
guests being Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Nichols
and son Ralph, Jr., of Gilmore and
Mrs. Strow. Mrs. Keller and baby
returned with them and will spend
the week at the u. l.. Nichols home.
+ Sunday the local ball team motor
ed to Armstead and through an error
on the part of the score keeper lost