The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-02
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SALMON LOCALS ;.

MISS Helen Yearian will en+o,
school this fall at Dillon. '
Acting Postmaster Holbert i >,
hexburg on business visit.
Miss Gladys Campbell has taLan
employment in the Pioneer bant
Miss Bessie StrouAhas returned to
her school duties at Draper, Utah.
Mrs. Mary r. Fielder and son I,u,
renee were in Salmon Tuesday from
Gilmore. iioii'
Miss Beatrice King is home from
spending four months at Winnemucca
with her sister, Mrs. Carl.
The A. ]. Smith family is down
from the Copper Queen to re-open a
nome In Salmon for the school term
l. K. Appleman, who was reelected
superintendent of the Salmon schools.
returned from Indiana on Monday
last.
.. >. Pierce was a passenger for
Ulysses Tuesday morning, expecting
TO- work in the Herndon- Buchanan
mine.
Don Casterlin was down from Lead
ore on Saturday for the weekend
with the family of his brother, E. III.
Casterlin.
John M. Steel, Jr., who is a fine
mechanic, has become associated with
Jack McFrederick in running the
Lemhi garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stratton arrived
from Dillon on Monday to move their
household effects to their new home
at Deer Lodge.
Walter White and Miss Mabel Nc
CLAIM are guests of the AL Wheeler
family on Big creek, expecting to re-
turn to Salmon next week.
Mrs. G. B. Quarles and three young
est children will spend the early fall
with relatives in Massachusetts,, hay
ing left Salmon yesterday morning.
Mrs. Thomas H. Yearian left last
Monday for Seattle to bring home
with her the little grandson, Thomas
Savage, who has been on visit there.
Miss Florence Thompson gave
dinner for few friends Friday even
ing last. The guests were Miss Vio-
let Biscoe, Mr.. Hammond and NAL
colin Thorburn.
Mrs. J. A. Herndon and Mrs. Fred
Crandall called a number of their
friends to the Herndon home on Tues
day afternoon to kitchen shower for
Miss Ella Soule.
The Horn and Brisbois families
spent three days and nights in Bear
valley, returning to Salmon on Mon
day. They found plenty of fish but
no bear or birds.
Mrs. Clara Diggles is to teach at
Poplar, Montana, this year, and with
her sister, Mrs. w. B. Pyeatt, visited
in Butte before going to her school
duties. Mr.. Pyeatt took them to Arm
stead Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hill, Mrs.
Fred L. Viel and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Niemann and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hill and family made up
two auto loads for q tour up the Sal
mon to May and Challis on Sunday
last.
Judge Quarles has taken for his
family residence the Iearian brick
house on the opposite side of Main
street from the Spain dwelling where
he now lives. In turn the John w.
Shook family will occupy the SPAIN
house.
The Monk and Bscoe families de-
parted for California yesterday morn
ing, expecting to make their home at
Long Beach for the fall and winter.
Both may return to Salmon, at least
to spend their summers. Mrs. Meitz-
Ter, the bereaved widow of George w.
Neither, is travelling with the Monk
family in their car.
Vern Gregg, who wound up his ma
jor league career with the Philadel-
phia Athletics and retired two or
three years ago to become a farmer
in the far northwest, has heard the
call of the game again and has signed
a contract to finish the season with
the Edmonton club Of the Western
Canada league.-Butte Miner Gregg
is a brother-in-law of Mrs. George
Martin of the Shenon hotel.
Rev. w. T. Beatty and family and
+. Nj. Yearian started on motor trip
last Sunday for the Methodist con-
ference which is in session this week
at Twin Falls. On the way out Mr..
Beatty stopped at Leadore to conduct
funeral services for John Pyeatt, who
was numbered among the dead in
E. Ti1n hold
junction. Young Pyeatt was the son
of Riley Pyeatt. The body came in
on Friday. Mrs. Beatty and the chill
dren arranged to stop at Paul, their
old home, during the sessions Of con-
ference. As soon as Mr.. Beatty can
return to Salmon there Is wedding
awaiting his participation.