The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

MT. duu WTr. hfCH NlCr dItdnu en-
tertained the Arthur Peterson family
ut dinner Sunday.
Father J. A. Mates will hold SER
vices in the Catholic church next
Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plum have
moved into the cottage next to Mr..
Plum's parents for the winter.
Mrs. Arthur Peterson and children
plan TO leave early In the week for
Salt Lake to spend two months with
Mrs. Peterson's grandparents.
Fred Rasmussen was down from
Gilmore Saturday and spent the day
with his daughter, Mrs. Ernest John
son.
Mrs. Thomas Yearian was an in
coming passenger on Wednesdays
train visiting friends during the short
stop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. McGivney re-
turned Saturday from Butte where
Mr. Mckinney had treatment for his
eyes.
The young people Of the Ernest
Benedict family moved in the last of
the week to be here for the opening
Of school Monday.
Miss Mildred Johnson, who spent
the summer with her brother, J. H.
johnson, left early in the week for
Montana TO attend school.
b. c. Williams Of Salt Lake arriv-
ed on Tuesdays stage and will spend
a few days in town. Mr.. Williams is
interested in the Kimmel mine.
+. O. McFall returned Thursday
from business trip to Nampa, Poca-
tello and Salt Lake, spending two
days in the latter place with his fam
lily.
M. w. Friedorff shipped car of
lumber to Gilmore to be taken to Nj
cola for Mr.. Stallings who Is work
ing the Frank Worthing property at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dam
shon, Miss Iseda Peterson and Roy
Thane Of Salt Lake at dinner Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. A. II. Ford returned Tuesday
from Salmon where she had spent
the week. Mrs. William Yearian ac-
companied her and will visit here for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Denny and Miss
Gertrude Denny have returned from
Northfork where they have spent the
summer and are at their home in the
Clark addition.
Schools will open here Monday,
Sept. II. Every thing is in readiness
and all the teachers here with the cx-
ception of Miss Ecker who is expected
today or tomorrow.
Roy Ryan, former depot agent who
left to undergo an operation some
time ago, will return to the local de-
pot and Mr.. Kellner who took his
place, will go back to Gilmore.
II. J. Saline received wire Sunday
stating that his mother had passed
away ut her, Iowa home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Saline left Immediately, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Waugh taking them "a
Armstead to catch the night train.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Melvin passed
through town Friday on their way 10
Idaho Falls where they were taking
Mrs. Melsin's son, Malcolm Thorburn
that far on his journey to California,
In homer of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Reed
who left Saturday for their new home
in Baker, the " oman club gave .
very pleasant party at the 10y ii. Lex
hemc Thursday evening. As Mrs
Reed was one OF the charter members
OF the club the ladies presented hei
with hair dozen solid silver tea.
spoons. Eight tables OF 500 were
played, prizes being awarded to Mrs
II. J. Saline and Herman Decker, tbs
consultations going to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Denny. Late in the evening
refreshments were served.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Herman
Decker and Mrs, Arch Mcfarland en-
tertained at a very pretty children.
party at the home of Mrs. Decker il
honor of Dorothy Decker and Ruth
Mcfarland. In a guessing confess
Elizabeth Ashton received the prize
At the close OF very happy after
noon the young guests partook of /
delicious chicken dinner with pink ic,
cream for desert. Those present wer,
Elizabeth Ashton, Helen Stone. Viol.
and Addie Ivy. Gertrude Christensen
Virginia and Marion Shuey, Basi
Keller, Eddie kellner. Tommie Lee
Dorothy Decker. Ruth, Jessine an,
Bud Mcfarland, Ivy and Ruby Went