The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-25
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Mrs. Frank H. Hayemann enter.
tanned the Thimble club on Wednes.
Cay.
Allen O. Hess made a business trip
TO Kellogg last week, returneing to
Salmon On Monday.
Merchants who advertise persistent.
iy and wisely never have to complain
about hard times.
Mrs. F. s. Wright called to her
home on Tuesday small bridge par,
ty, two tables being in play.
II. E. Newman, former well known
nockmaster in Salmon, is in the city
,pif week from his home in shoshone.
fine little son arrived for the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. John McKin-
ney on Sunday, the second of the
household.
A foot of snow covers the upper
salmon from fall on Sunday, the
f5t of any considerable amount in
that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Melvin were
hosts for a small bridgs party
made up of husbands and wives on
Tuesday evening.
Fred Catlin is up from Ulysses to
spend brief vacation from his Shift
at the mine mill which is shut down
temporarily for want of ore.
G. H. Burk is this week dismantl-
ing the interior of the Burk store
and residence to make way for the
postoffice. The family is occupying
one of the Norton dwellings.
With the winter practically over,
Superintendent Hill reports but two
cases OF frozen water pipes, both in
Brooklyn. These were thawed out
in a moment by the electrical appli-
ance.
Auctioneer Hees on Wednesday
sold the personal effects of the late
Dan Young under the direction OF
his brother, Ed Young, who arrived
from Salem, Oregon. The prices
realized were considered good Mr.
Young left for his home yesterday
mornsFg.
Good reports have been received
in Salmon from Miss Rose Mack,
who has been a hospital patient in
Portland for the removal of goitre.
She is staying at the home of the
RiggsA family in that city The sur
geons were entirely successful with
the case.
The friends of Mrs. frankie Smith
Ashley, wife of DR.. Ashley, are glad
to welcome her again into social &C
tivities after her long illness.
Ed Young returned. to his Oregon
home at Salem yesterday morning
after seeing to the burial of his broth
err, Dan Young.
The girls of Whitney Campfire
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
w. H. Shoup their assistant guard
ian on last Saturday evening. A
ceremonial meeting was followed
with games and music and the serv-
ing of refreshments. The girls ex-
peet their guardian. Mrs. Z. w. Whit
comb home from Boise March 2.
The members of the Dancing club
were out in numbers on Friday even
lug vi last Wcch, 10 cuJOs d pledSdHt
time at the Odd Fellows hall. Sup
per was served late in the evening
by a committee that included Mr.. !
and Mrs. ]. E. holdings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph !
Thrasher, Dr. and Mrs. Hammer. Mr.. I
and Mrs. Dan Chase, Miss Ella Soule, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Starr, Prof. Ap- /
pleman.
A note from H. Victor Schaupp,
former resident of the Middlefork
country. now and for year located
near f,rant's Pass, Oregon, tells OF
having with him Paul Dunlap. former /
Lemhi countain, who jerks the wrap
per off his Recorder as soon as it ar
rives in camp. 1t is pleasing to hear
that Schaupp has found plenty OF
gold as the result of his prospecting
in true veins of the precious metals
of gold and platinum, the latter run
ming as high as 1920 to the ton and !
destined to place the discoverer with
seven figures after his name If all
reports be true about him.