The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-18
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A Baby GirI-Born, on Thursday.
May the twelfth, to Sheriff AMI Mrs.
FRANK w. Cu.imins, bouncing nine
and half pound baby girl whom the
proud parents have christened Phil
lis Hope. The young lady is already
The boss ofthe Sheriff's household
and has been enshrined on her
queenly throne. The mother and little
one axe doing nicely and Sheriff Frank
who has been exceedingly busy with
his duties in the District Court, las
not found time enough as yet 10 give
us his Personal patsrnal feelings
but, knowing Frank as we do, We can
easily observe great change in this
popular young man of public affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummins are receiving
the congratulations of their large
circle Of friends who believe that the
young lady who will do SO much to
brighten the hearth in the Sheriff's
home will go still farther and be
credit to her sterling father and her
splendid young mother. (
To PortIand-George Bilger and |
wife left the fore part of the week |
for Portland, Oregon, where they |
will make their future home. The |
Bilgers have lived here for several |
years and have made many warm |
friends here who regret their removal
exceedingly and this very esimable |
couple have the best wishes of their
large circle of friends and acQuain-
tances for prosperity and health in
their new home.
Returns Home-Mrs. H. D. -Gerrish,
who has been quite i'll at the home
of her brother, E. J. Michael, for
some time past, has so much improv-
ed in health that she was taken to
her home on Challis creek the latter
part of last week. Mrs. Gerrish's many
friends here will be pleased to learn
of her improved condition.
To Denver-J. R. Gill;. who has
been an employee of the City Meat
Market for several years past, left
last week for Denver where he met
his son, who is in the navy and was
enjoying brief furlough. Mr.. Gill
has many friends here who regret
his departure.
Millinery-Mrs. c. E. Fishel will be
in Challis Thursday afternoon and
Friday of this week with a large line
of ladies' and children's hats and bon
nets. The very latest styles in mill
linery and at reasonable prices. Call
and see them at the Dillingham; resi-
dence.
From Maekay-Mrs. Scion B. Clark
Mrs. Chase A. Clark and Mrs. Lewis
A. Hansen came up from Mackay
last Friday to spend the week end
with their husbands. Mrs. Chase A.
Clark was accompanied by Miss
Beulah Burnett.
To Stanley-Bartlett Falls left last
Monday for Stanley with a four horse
freight outfit of household goods. Mrs.
Falls will follow in a few days. This
estimable family will again take up
their residence in the Stanley Basin.
Visiting Parents-Prof. Harold Aten
and wife and little boy arrived the
fore part of the week from their
home in Mackay for visit with Mrs.
Aten's parents, Rodger Brasseur and
wife.
Visiting Mother-Claus Burstedt
and family came over from their
home in lower Pahsamaroi the fore
part of the week and visited with
Mr.. Burstedt's mother.
County Nurse-County Nurse, Miss
Meredith came down from Stanley
last Sunday after two weeks stay
there inspecting health conditions
and conducting nursing classes.
DoWnton Here-Walter Downton
came over from his home in Pahsam-
aroi valley the fore part of the week,
having been summoned for Jury duty.
Some showers-Central Idaho was
visited by several showers the fore
part Of the week.
At Maekay-N. C. Hovey. cashier OF
the First State Bank is in Mackay
on business.