The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
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SALMON LOCALS

SALMOAN AONhLso
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The cooked food sale by the Epis-
copal guild is scheduled for this Sat
urday afternoon at the Brown market |
The War Mothers are planning TO
serve refreshments at the big baseball /
dance to De given at the operahouse |
on this Friday evening.
w. r. Blasingame, Bohannon creek
rancher, has been informed OF an IN
heritance from the estate of a dis
.tant relative in Tennessee.
A telephone message received this
morning from the hunters says that
Mr.. Doebler was the first of the party
to lay low bear at the crack Of his
rife.
Mrs. w. B. Fowler has received
word from her son, Earl, that he has
good position as guard at the state
penitentiary, Boise, and likes his new
situation very well.
Mrs. Mary s. Wood has received
letter from Mrs. A. F. Tage in Boise
stating that she was called to Twin
Falls TO attend the funeral Of her
mother. Mrs. Tage was visiting Mrs.
Tage, ST., Boise, when the letter was
written.
Mrs. S. c. Scribner was an outgoing
passenger this morning, having been
called to Mintum, Col, by the death
of a brother there. James Wilson
was the brothers name. Mrs. Serb
liner is the wife of the Salmon forest
supervisor.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans club on Thursday Of this week
was postponed for week on account
of the Island Park day, when the la
dies had their hands full serving lun-
cheon for the workers. Mrs. J. +.
lNoddings will be the hostess.
At the entertainment provided for
the Thursday evening bridge club at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Wright Mrs. Putnam and c. A Beers
were the winners of the prizes offer
. ed. F.. H. Casterlin, T.. II. Hettinger
Mrs. Caples and Mrs. Bell were guests
} invited ii fill an extra table.
Former Judge George w. Cron'
/ krite, accompanied by his niece, Mis-
, Vera Pugh, started for Cave-ln-Rock
! Illinois, this week. That is the OLE
t home of the family where a brothe
1 of Judge Cronkrite still lives. The,
). will STAY at the old home till tn
| weather drives them. out to the Rock,
Mountains again.
o The War Mothers were much pleas
r ed to receive this week a check 70
Z 500 from the Hon. o. +. Kirkpat
. rick, making good his generous offe
: to donate that amount to the Memoi
. ial hospital fund. 1t is hoped tina
! Mr.. Kirkpatrick liberal donation wi
be followed by similar ones from put
lie spirited citizens who are able
It give generously to this worthy caus
70 The Eastern Star lodge held init;
! ton ceremonies on Tuesday evenln
X when Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Sun
r mers and Miss Emily Huntzman wei
IN indicted into membership. Worth
Nv Matron Mrs. Loula b. Carpenter pr
" sided over the meeting. Refresl
ments were served at the close of Il
Ievening = Mrs. Mary Lounsberry
oil lAlbion, Who is visiting Mrs. jam
~ lNeiyyn, was q speclal guest
IS
,d A number of friends and neighbo
no surprised Mrs. w. b. Fowler on Tue
nd day. May II, the occasion being h
nj birthday. A pleasant evening "
n spent with finch and other gam
h and late in the evening bountiful !
ar freshmentsN were served. Mrs. Ava
Mrs. Alice Mahoney, Mrs. Charl
Mack. MIR. and Mrs. George Brys
ny Mrs. Minnie Yearian, Mrs. Fra
,r- lTinglev, Mrs. Jack Benjamin, NJ
rst Chaffee, X. c. Kinsey, Mrs. j. } G
ok yer and Mrs. Della Hamilton We
is among the guests.
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