The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-07-08
SALMON LOCALS

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Frank Meim is out again after a
seige with appendicitis.
The family of Sam Jarvis from near
Lemhi were among the visitors over
the Fourth.
Miss Caroline Biscoe went to Glib
louisville to spend the Fourth visiting
Miss Ruth Leabo.
Mrs. Helen Odds was the guest of
Mrs Mary S. Wood over the last week
end and the Fourth.
Mrs. William M. Carpenter and son
Robert of Tendoy were visitors in
Salmon over the Fourth.
The Joe Lehr and Fred Crandall
families enjoyed the Fourth picnick-
ing down the Salmon river.
Mrs. Ella Manfull has gone to
Butte, to spend few weeks visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Preston.
Mrs. Marion Thompson and small
son Selby of Salt Lake are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Murdoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mulkey and small
son of Tendoy were among the Sal
mon visitors for the big celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Hrndon and
daughters of May were guests of Sal
mon friends for the Fourth and Fifth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will C. Sherwood of
May mOtored to Salmon on the Fifth
to take in the wind-up of the celebra-
ton.
Mrs. C. v. Perry of Anaconda,
Mont, has arrived for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. B.
Brisbois.
Miss Violet .Biscoe spent the Fourth
at Armstead, where she was called to
assist in the telephone exchange owe,
the holiday. 'ts.''''
Arthur Caldwell and wife decided
to Ethel p. Chambers their Big creek
ranch, formerly owned by Hilliarc
Grieber, for $3.50.
Mrs. Seth Ball, Thomas Ball ant
Miss Margaret Ball of Tendoy wer,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Ket
chum over the Fourth.
r. E. Wickham left Wednesda,
morning to return to the Musgrov,
mine after spending the Fourth visit
ing with his family in Salmon.
Mrs. H. F. Smith, sister of H.
Halstead, and daughter are in Sal
mon from Conrad, Montana, to spen
on North fork.
Malcolm Thorbuln came from Cal
ifornia last Saturday to spend tn
summer with his mother, Mrs. j. +
Melvin. He graduated from the Sac
ramento high school in June and wi
enter Trinity college, Hartford, Conn
in September.
The families of F. A. Preston, !
w. Pipes, DIR. J. F. Adams, w.
Doebler, Rev. Mr.. Beatty, A. J. Smit
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan joined t,
gether on an all-day picnic on Flum
creek on the Fourth, reporting mo!
enjoyable outing.
Mrs. Fred Crandall received Il
members of her sewing club on FIR
day afternoon of last week, servir
dainty refreshments at the close of
pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Earl Nj
man was a guest of the club. Mn
Charles Hannah will be tie next hos
ess at the home of Mrs. A. M. Bra
shaw.
The bids received for the Carm,
creek school wagon were all reject'
July ! and the offer been resubmitte
According to the report from the tru
tees the bids were all too high, t
lowest being somewhat higher tn;
was paid last year for the same sc
vice. The trustees give notice tod
that bids will be received until Ju
20. This is a good job for some 10
less man. 80
The members of the Saturday Sc
ing club were entertained by Mrs.
L. Kirtley on Saturday afternoon
last week. Five o'clock tea was sci
ed at the close of the afternoon. I
guests invited in addition to 81
members were Mrs. w. H. Shol
Mrs. j. F. Adams, Mrs. A. w. Pip
Mrs. J. T. Watkins, Mrs. I. J. Stro1
Miss Bessie Stroud, Mrs. John X;
letz, Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Philip RAJ
Mrs. T. P. Games, Sr, Mrs. T.
Carnes, Jr.