The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-11-04
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Mrs. Putnam viii ieatertain the, al,
The Episcopal Guild win meet Viii With
MRS. W. c. Smith, November 10. D
Mr.. and Mrs. Beers entertain, tbe
evening bridge Cub next Monday. :
Mrs. Ed Hettinger gentertaised the
roster brideH club Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. SIN Sinclair Ii: LEFT, Il
thls week for Boise to spend the win
ter. .-et1 ,r1,s Gsss
! E. L. Cali vas down from Iemb,
on Monday Transferring business. This
was his fgst visit since July to Sal
az IL 2Ra i4s - s,src !,
Gerald Edmunds, who Was Sal
mon high school student last year, is
:, now a student of the Bozeman, Mont,
Z high school. -.
Miss Betty Hettinger entertained
at dinner four Of her near neighbor
friends last Friday evening in honor
of her fifth birthday. .. ls.Ss.,,ss I. 1
The Aid will smeet at the home of
Mrs. Charles Beers, Thursday, Mo-
vember 10, with Mrs. Beers and Mrs.
Conlee as hostesses. - 81 o. go
Mrs. F. S. Wright was hostess to
the Saturday bridge club last week
when Mrs. Adams, Mrs. O. Connell and
Mrs Hpiduor woro pr;1o u,;rra,c
Ralph P, Quarles. Jr., is at shoup
on deer hunt, Mrs. Quarles, who
has been ill, is, at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Year
ian.
Remember the Ladies Aid cooked
food sal and Christmas bazaar on
Saturday, December 8, at the i'Heidner
building opposite the Penney store.
Watch for further notice, concerning
this sale.
The Woman's club will hold a reg
ular meeting at the Commercial rooms
Saturday afternoon. The topic is
Current Events. Each member is to
respond to roll call with a news item
of interest.
The Pope Shenon mine, located a
few miles below Salmon, is showing
apme signs of activity as the price of
copper has taken turn upward. Men
are at work putting things in shape
to be ready when conditions justify
active production.
Ira A. Gable visited the ranch on
Boyle creek this week to place things
in order for the winter. Threshing
and general necessary work is well
along or completed. The Jewett ranch
has tractor at work blowing for
grain. 80 T..
Mrs. G. B. QuarIes and three
Youngest children returned from a
two months visit in the east on Mon
day. Part of the journey home was
made by automobile. The weather was
fine and the beautiful autumn colors
and balmy air made that part of the
trip pleasure.
Salmon friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. de Barre, who live at Idaho Falls
have been advised of the robbery OF
the de Barre home. In the absence OF
the family the house had been ran
sacked Things missed were valu
able pin, a revolver, a lady's wrist
watch, mans watch chain and ten OF
fifteen dollars in stamps.
President Summers, Secretary Fer
guson and County Agent Tillotsor
were in attendance at the distric
meeting of the Farm Bureau held a
Pocatello October %. The meeting
discussed matters of paramount i'm
kportance to farmers and dairymen
The visitors are stronger than eve
for the great work of the bureau.
The Boyle creek Home Economic
club had election of officers at tn
:, last Saturdays meeting when the fol
y following were chosen: Mrs.
Thomas, leader; Mrs Margaret Bael
vice leader; Mrs. Fred Larsen, secre
tary-treasurer; Mrs. S. +. Bowler
chairman of the program committee
The next meeting is November Il
the topic, Thanksgiving Cookery.
Judge Cronkrite returned on Frida
last from a long visit with nom
folks in Illinois. He says there an
many men idle, some with familie
not having had days work in 81
months. He also brings word ths
his niece, Miss Vera Pugh, who wa
a teacher in the Salmon high scho'
last year, is now teaching in one
the Toledo, Ohio, high schools and
90 tak;no some most graduate work.