The Idaho recorder., 1921-11-04
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LEADORE
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w. M. Bickler was in town Tuesday.

Tuesday.
DR.. T. P. Carnes was at the Harris
hotel the past week.
William Cramer of Gilmore was a
Leadore visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Hodkins, banker from Dillon,
was in town the past week.
Mrs. w. A. Free has been on the
sick list the past three weeks.
Mrs. Kellner spent few days in
Dillon having dental work done.
James Slater made business trip
20 Butte Sunday, returning Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Morris Cotton spent the past
week in town guest of Mrs. Arthur
Damsh>n.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Friedorff are
this week moving into their new
home on Euclid avenue.
Horace Ecker, who has been a guest
of the Stones, left Thursday for his
home in Gallopolis, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Tweedy of Gilmore
spent a few hours in town Sunday on
her way home from Salmon.
Walter Walters came in on Fridays
train from Idaho Falls and later left
for his ranch up Eighteen-Mile.
NJ. w. Friedorff shipped car of
Lumber to Gilmore to be taken to the
Dunn Stallings properties at Nicholia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinsonuand
children and Mrs. Grace Schauffe lber4
ger of Gilmore were dinperaguests at
the George Howard home Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Brig Peterson and
baby are in Salt Lake visiting reia-i
tives. Judge Perrin is, ,liying at their
ranch during the family's absence.
4 Lewis Britt has been the first
hunter with deer SO far as we know.
With Mr.. Memo he spent the week
in the hills and returned Saturday.
The Leadore basket ball team left
Friday in the Jack Decker car for
Dubois and on Saturday played the
team there, resulting in a victory for
| Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Waugh en-
'tertaned at family dinner Sunday,
covers being laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Waugh, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Sa-
line and Claude Wilson.
Milford Alfred, who has been ill at
the Christensen home, is able to be
around again and after a few days
visit with the Lorrin Alfred family
will return to his home near Leadore.
Halloween was very noisy in Lead
ore but as far as could be learned no
serious damage was done. Several
door steps moved and cars changed
owners for the night but that was all.
Mi. and Mrs. Morris Cotton and
son Phillip left Friday of last week
fct Dubois 20 attend the basket ball
there. 1noy visited Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles iipc. Mrs. Lipe is Il sister
ci Mr. Cottom's.
1 Nh Wor.4n@ton, federal farm loan
inspector, alIiyCl ia town on We'd
ucsda ir2,a, and the rest of the
week visited the ranchers who had
applied for leans. tle was accompau-
led by Mr.. FriodorfT.
joe Steele had the misfortune to
loose his barn and hay stack Tuesday
by fiIe. On Of the small boys of the
family was playing with matches near
the hay and before the fire was dis
covered had such good start that
tnothinp could he done
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Stone enter
tanned at cards Friday evening in
honor of their house guest, Horace
Ecker of Ohio. Prizes were awarded
Mrs. Bernard Waugh, Fred Chase, H.
j. Saline and Mrs. Earl Williams.
Music and refreshments made the
evening delightful one.
Mrs. A. r. Mulkey entertained the
Woman's club Thursday of last week.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Bernard
Waugh and Mrs. Charles Denny. Sub
stitutes for the afternoon were Mrs.
George Clark, Mrs. Joe Mulkey, Mrs.
Paris O'Neal, Mrs. Julia Reddington
and Mrs. A. H. Ford. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. C. r. Shuey.
Rabbit Drive and Barbecue.
The Leadore Gun club will give a
rabbit drive and free barbecue Sun
day, November 6. The drive will ltake
, place at 10 a. m. and all who wish to
attend will be at the Leadore garage
by that time. The barbecue will be at
the ball grounds at 2 p. M, with Ben
Smith as chef. An entertainment will
be given in the hall in the evening
and fine day is promised all who at
tend. Salmon music will discourse
popular airs at both barbecue and
evening. A committee of the club
members have the mattr in charge
| composed of DR.. kellar. w. F. Stone
| NJ. W. Friedortr. Don CaSterlin, Chas
Denny, Jim Slater. Jack Sheche. C.
K. Shuey and w. F. Cooper. Every
| IbodV invited