The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-27

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Farewell Party-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dunlap OF Billerica, Massachusetts,
uncle and aunt of Miss Margaret r
Reed OF Challis, Idaho, gave her a.
complimentary farewell party for
friends in Billerica. Miss Reed has
oeen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap and
attending the Howe High School and
mas attracted many friends by her
pleasing personality. 1t will be pleas
ing TO her many friends at home to
learn that she has attained the high
est rank in her grade in all her stud
les. With deep regrets her friends bid
her au-revoir but not good bye, hoping
III the future she may again return to
the East If not permanently, at least
for long visit.
Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs.
Seth Burstedt invited a number of
the young friends of their son, Frank
out TO their ranch last Saturday after
noon, the occasion being the anniver-
sary of the young mans birth. A
very enjoyable afternoon was passed
by the guests in childhood games
after which fine luncheon was
served.
Fishing Party-Mesrs. E. w. Hovey
and Scion B. Clark came up from
Mackay last Saturday evening and
were Joined here by H. H. Hartman
and N. c. Hovey, going on up to
Dead Mans Hole, where they camped
that night and the next morning they
1ourneyed on to Smiths Lake on East
Fork where they succeeded in landing
AZ of the finny tribe.
Breaks Her Arm-Mrs. E. F. Chiv-
ers had the misfortune to fall one
day last week while getting out of the
Lee Kerr car and sustained broken
arm. DR.. Kirtley reduced the fracture
and the patient is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
Take Five Year Lease-The law
firm of Adamson & Shuey has taken
five year lease on the second floor
of the Millick building. The place
will be remodelled to meet the require
ments of modern and up to date law
office.
Stevens Here-Judge Stevens, &C
companied by his stenographer and an
other attorney whose name we have
been unable to learn, passed through
town last Sunday on their way to
Salmon from their homes in Pocatel-
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Installing Water-George Hosford
has had the city water tapped into his
place--laying some three hundred feet
of pipe in order that the convenience
of running water might be enjoyed in
this popular lodging house.
Perkins Here-Gather Perkins was
here from his home at Mackay the
fore part of the week. He was accom-
panied by S. M, Rich of Blackfoot.
who has thoroughbred bulls for sale.
From Mackay-Berle Thomas and
wife and Carl Hansen and DO Herman
mOtOred up from their homes in Mac
Sunday on the Salmon river.
Sells Sheep-John Carr and wife
were here from their home in Pahsam-
aroi last week and while in town they
sold their band of sheep to Julius o.
Blume.
Scarborough Here-Dr. Scarborough
the eye specialist Of Idaho Falls, was
here last Wednesday looking after his
patients. This is his first trip in here
this spring.
Cut Her Arn,-Mary Adamson had
the misfortune to cut her arm on
glass door last Thursday. it being nee
essary to take several stitches to
close the wound.
At Mackay. Mrs. Dave Burnett and
son Boyd went down to Mackay last
week for visit with relatives ana
friends.
Lots Of Ther,-Two dances last
week. A travelling orchestra put on
a hop in the l. O. o. F. Hall and the
other dance was held in the Dodge
Hall.
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