The Idaho recorder., 1921-08-05

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dition on the building now occupied by |
the postoffice and when finished he
will move the office there, the part /
facing Main street to be occupied by |
the new Cash Grocery which will be |
run by George Johnston, former post
master.
Dir. Kellar was called to Gilmore
early in the week.
DIR. Lee Of Salmon was Leadore
visitor early in the week.
w. N. Bickler spent Monday in
town transacting business.
w. P. Cooper spent the week end
with his family in Salmon.
Attorney Glennon of Salmon was
in town from Salmon on Tuesday.
Sam Jarvis was in town from the
ranch Tuesday transacting business.
Mrs. Lee Veorge, Mrs. Fl. J. Saline
and Mrs Olsen spend Tuesday in
Gilmore.
A. II. Ford and son Albert were
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tom home.
Mrs. Pritchett and children of Sal
mon are in town visiting the Siegel
Tobias family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinson and
children of Gilmore were shopping in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Jensen, mother Of Mrs. Lorren
Alfred, left Tuesday morning for Salt
Lake to spend the next month with
relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Mulkey was absent
from the telephone office Saturday,
her place being taken by Mrs. Earl
| Williams.
The Jake Hays family, Mrs. George
Plum and Miss Ruby Plum spent Fri
day up Railroad canyon fishing and
picking berries.
Mrs. A. H. Ford is in town and
plans to spend the rest of the summer
here. They are living in the new J.
III. Lipe cottage.
! Wayne Reddington, Mrs. Schelly,
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made up party at Bohannon Springs
i Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase have NOV
ed from the apartment next to the
/ postotfce and have taken the Stafford
cottage on the Gilmore road.
| The George Harris family, William
NOZZLE and family and the AL Harris
femily of Gilmore enjoyed a camping
trip up Timber creek over the week
end
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Saline and Mrs.
Bernard Waugh returned Saturday
from Pocatello. Mrs. Cecilia Larkin,
who made the trip with them, will not
return for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt spent
Sunday in town on their way to their
home near Gilmore from Salmon,
where Mr.. Hoyt had been to take
teachers examination.
c. II. Shucy and son Robert left
Thursday for Shelly, Idaho, taking
the printing outfit used by Mr.. Rey-
nods, who edited a paper here for a
short time last summer.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Stone and Miss
Helen. MIR. and Mrs. Damshon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Decker and
daughter made up a party who spent
the day at the Stone-Carlson reser-
yoir Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. w. Friedorif enter
tanned at family dinner Friday
evening in honor of the McFalls who
left Saturday for Salt Lake. On We'd
neSday Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Free gave
a dinner in their honor.
Gilmore people in town during the
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wild
dowson. Mrs. Neville. Mrs. Laft
Weighall, Mrs. Al Harris and small
son, Mrs, Ray Rasmussen, Mrs. Thos
Benedict and son Richard.
The Earl Williams family left Tues
day morning for Missouri. where the,
plan to spend the next month Will
relatives, Miss Juanita Williams viii
|. remain with her grandparents and at
tend high school this winter.
Charles Plum will leave Saturda,
for Pocatello where he will take
medical examination for injuries re
. eeived in the war. Mrs. Plum, VIII,
has been taking the summer cours
for primary teacher, will return witt
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. |. Nichols an
Ralph, Jr.. were in town for a fe,
hours Monday on their way to tn
Yearian ranch where Mrs. Nichol
will spend the rest of the week. NJ,
Nichols returned later in the day I