The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-27
LEADORE
LEADoRE, MAY 20, 1921.
High School Commencement.

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| High School Commencement.
The commencement exercises held
lin the Auditorium Fridty evening
drew large crowd from all up and
down the valley. There were just
flour graduates this year-Florence
| Stewart, Leda Peterson, Maemie Red
fdington and Philip. Cation. Follow
ling is the program; W*a
Salutatory .s....... si...... Philip Cotton
Commencemnt Day@r. 4. Mixed Chorus
Glass Poem ............, Florence Stewatr
Our Old High Chorus
Come Where the Roselands Sleep. .....
-. -Leda Peterson, Florence Stewart
Glass Will ............ Mamie Reddington
Vocal Solo-Happy Days, Ethel Macs
Commencement Address. Prof. Lewis
Quartet-GoSd Bye Sweet Day-Mr.
and Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Williams, Mr..
Morphey.
Vocal Solo--Good Night Miss Hays
Song .,,.-.........--....,..,....... Girls Chorus
Valedictory ,................ Leda Peterson
The program was followed BY
dance and supper with Eichwald or
chestra Of Salmon furnishing music,
assisted by Miss Churchill at the pi-
ano.
Miss Lilah Churchill came over
from May for the commencement ex-
ercises and is guest of Miss Mar
garet Fayle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lipe and Bobbie
Tweedy motored to Gilmore Sunday
and had dinnerswith Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Tweedy. Miss Edith Tweedy
returned with them and will spend the
week with Mrs. Lipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Thirlkill mo-
tored from Salmon Sunday and spent
the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. Ray Rasmussen motored from
Gilmore Wednesday and is with Mrs.
J. II. Life.
Bernard Allhands, former banker Of
Leadore and Gilmore, surprised his
many friends by motoring in town
Friday morning. Mr.. Allhands dis
posed of his banking interests in
Washington and says there is no
place ike Lemhi valley. Mrs. All
hands and the children will arrive la
ter and they plan to spend the sum
mer at one of the Allhands ranches
up Gilmore way. Their many friends
are glad to have this charming fam
ily with US again. -
Mrs. A. IT. Ford, wife of the deputy
sheriff, spent the weekend in Lead
ore with the William Rusk family.
ID. l.. Nichols spent some time in
town Tuesday transacting business,
later going to the Yearian ranch for
Mrs. Nichols and Ralph, Jr.
Prof. G. Fl. Lewis, state school in
spector, spent the latter part of last
week in town and seemed pleased
with conditions in Leadore. His adj
dress to the graduating class was
much enjoyed by all who attended
Roy Ryan, former depot agent who
has been away for several months re-
ceiving medical attention, as again in |
town with his father, Jimmy Ryan,
Roy has to use a crutch but, hopes |
soon to be getting along without. His /
many friends are glad to have him
with US again. spa
Mrs. l.. b. Connolly, who is visit
ing here from Chicago, was a dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Butt on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McRea, who have
spent the winter on Oregon, were in
coming passengers on Fridays train. i
F. o. McFall entertained a few /
friends at dinner Tuesday evening, his /
guests being l.. c. Thirlkill of Sal /
mon, A. M. Bauchol and c. r. Shuey. Il
Mr.. McFalfs guests proclaim him an 4
excellent cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Lee entertained Il
+. Q. McFall at dinner SUNDAY.
Miss Alice Lee spent tho weekend 4
Mt the Bud Robbins ranch in Swans 1
basin.
Miss Vera Wilmington came over 1
from Salmon Sunday and spent few
days with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Houtz and Mrs. L. b, ;
Connolly Of Chicago were passengers
on Fridays train TO Salmon returning
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. William Decker and Mrs. Earl |
Williams entertained ut $500 Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Ecker who /
1eeves soon for her home in Ohio.