The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
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H. A. Chandler was down from
Tendey on Tuesday.
Aunt Matt Andrews was an arrival
in Salmon from Minneapolis on We'd
nesday.
Lloyd Brown is down from the Hot
Springs where an attack of rheuma-
-tism held him for month.
Mrs. Arnold S. Heidner entertained
the Altar society at social meeting
on Thursday afternoon of last week.
George Staudaher Of Boise was
visitor in Salmon the past week, Wis
ltlng his son, Victor, and attending
to business matters.
A. 0. Hess is arranging to sell his
Salmon interests and move awav
from Salmon at an early day. intend
ing to locate in Montana.
There will be Memorial Day SER
vices at the Methodist church Sunday
morning, May 20, for which the pro-
gram will be announced later.
Miss Ella Soule, Miss Jessie Sims.
Ira Appleman and James Secular
formed party that motored down
the Salmon river for an outing last
Sunday.
The children of the fifth and sixth
grades of the Brooklyn school, chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hern-
don, Mrs. Aware, Rev. and Mrs.
Stringfellow and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Melvin enjoyed picnic party at Car
men bridge last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. N. o. Ward and children, ac-
companied by Miss Dorothy Harris
left Tuesday for Idaho Falls, where
they viii make an extended visi,
with Mrs Wards mother, Mrs. A. H
Boomer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Quarles gave +;
dinner on Friday evening Of las
week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. RALPH
Quaries, Jr., and Miss Doroth,
Quarles and Judge Francis Hall. APP
pie blossoms formed the floral center
piece for the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Smith arranget
a picnic party for last Sunday in hon
or of Mrs. Thomas Boyle's brother
w. S. Armstrong, of Vancouver, B.
Others in the party were Mrs. Boyle
Mrs. Melinda Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. The
odore ketchum and Anne Smith
The members of the Presbyteria
Auxiliary met with Mrs. Frank Ting
ley on Thursday afternoon of las
week with Mrs. S. C. Scribner presit
ing at the business session, whic
was followed by the serving of n
freshmetns. MRS. p. J.sDempsey wi
be the next hostess. NJ
The girls of Whitney Campfir
chaperoned by Mrs. w. H. Shoup, ei
joyed merry picnic at Island park 9
Saturday afternoon last. The tin
was spent in making willow baske
and playing games and just at dus
a fire was lighted and the girls he
their ceremonial meeting.
Mrs. J. H. Wright entertained Il
members of her bridge club on Sa
urday afternoon of last week. Thr
tables, were in play and tea was ser
ed at the close of the afternoon. Mi
Harry Hettinger, Mrs. j. H. Wrig
and Mrs. J. F. Adams were the reci
tents of the club favors for hi
score. Mrs. F. S. Wright will entt
tain next.
DR.. G. A. Kenny of Minneapolis
rived on Friday last week for a VI
with his granddaughter, Mrs. Geor
H. Smith. DR.. Kenny is returnl
from California, where he spent
winter with his daughter, Mrs. Mel
Brown, and her daughter, Miss q
RE Brown, of Salmon. Mrs. Bro
and her daughter will remain IN =
ifornia for another season.
Members of the graduating eli
of the high school were guests OF
perintendent Ira Appleman at
pleasant dinner given at the Shei
: grill on Monday evening. Ap
blossoms formed the floral decorati
with ribbon streamers of PINK
Green. the class colors. Miss I
Soule presided as hostess, and coy
we're laid for Miss. Marjorie bunh'
Miss Catherine .Bundy, Miss 4
Mendenhall, Miss Cora Ford, Cna'
+ Hammer. Jr., Marion Black, Lee
Niemann, William iearian ana
Appleman.