The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-17
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: SALMON LOCALS !

from May this week.
H. j. Warwick was registered in
TINS city this week from Billings.
Mrs. r. B. Gore, who had been nj
Standpoint, is home again in Salmon.
Mrs. Raymond Preston is making a
VISIT to her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Vigus at Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. /. Z. Glennon is spending some
time at Pocatello, where she Is attend
ing the summer normal scoool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Chase entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday last in honor
OF Mrs. Maude Hudkins and Fred
Frey.
The Tuesday bridge club will meet
for the usual informal session AT
the home of Mrs. A. j. Putnam next
week.
j. f. Crook returned from Caldwell
on Friday bringing home his four
children who had attended school
there.
Miss Matte Bishop and son of Sc
attic and Mrs. Bertha Walters of
Norfolk, Neb., were registered in this
city this week.
Mrs. +. H. Casterlin and daughter
Helen arrived home on Friday of last
week from an extended trip to points
in the east and south.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. S. Stringfel-
low and Miss M. Z. Lunney returned
on Saturday of last week from a mo-
tor trip to Boise and Weiser.
Mrs. H. j. Burleigh is recovering
slowly from sprains sustained in a
fall at Armstead, Mont, when she
was returning with Judge Burleigh
from visit at Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hill and
Mrs. Fred l.. We'll and children motor
ed to Tendoy ON Sunday last where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A.. Carlson for the day.
The members of the evening bridge
club met last evening with Mrs j. +.
Adams, Mrs. Ralph Edwards and Miss
Dorothy Quarles acting as substitutes.
The high scores We're won by Mrs. j.
H. Wright and Dan O'Connell.
In copying the names of the eighth
graders who successfully passed the
examination for high school entrance,
the name of Frances Greene was ac-
Icidentally omitted. Frances is the
youngest daughter of the Arthur
Greene family and is a conscientious
worker in school. She stood among
the highest according to the return
made by the county superintendent.
Mrs. j. f. Melvin entertained four
tables of bridge Monday afternoon.
Winners of the favors were Mrs. A. j.
Putnam and Mrs. q. B. Quarles. The
guests included Mrs. A. j. Putnam,
Mrs. J. F. Adams, Mrs. Dufresne,
Mrs. F. c. Miller, Mrs. w. C. Doebler,
Miss Ethel Lewis, Miss Bessie Stroud,
Miss Carrie Soule, Miss Ella Soule,
Mrs. Fred l.. Wei, Mrs. w. c. Smith,
Mrs. Theodore Ketchum, Mrs. G. Il.
Quarles, Mrs. X. w. White, Miss
Dorothy Quarles.
| Mrs. Ed C. O'Neal, who had been
making long visit at the II. +. w.
Niemann ranch home on Big Flat,
returned to her Pahsimaroi home by
stage yesterday morning, accompan-
led by Miss Winifred Niemann, who
will remain there for the remainder
of the month or longer. Mrs. O'Neal,
who is remembered as Nina Smith
the former Big Flat teacher, renewed
many pleasant acquaintance while on
her visit. Miss Niemann was one Of
the best of the Salmon teachers this
last year.
The Sandy Creek Home Economics
club has met regularly every two
weeks since its organization. II was
decided some time ago TO pay quar-
terly due of 25c. Dress forms have
i been made at these meetings with at
! least three more to make at some flu
ture date. At the last meeting cheese
making was taken up and fine
batch of cheese was made by Mrs
Henry Schaffner. Great interest !.
shown at these meetings. The clut
now has a membership of II. Ou,
next meeting will be held June "a
Topic Organize mowers.
Mrs. F. S. Wright was the hospit
able hostess last week to the Satur
dav bridge club. Guests in addition
to the club membership we're Mrs
Thomas Boyle, Mrs. Fred Biscoe, Mrs
Clara Diggles, Mrs. Ralph Irwin
Mrs. G. B. Quarles, Mrs. Fred Gran
dali. Mrs. A. F. Heidner. Winners o
the club favors for high scores wer'
Mrs. Harry Hettinger and Mrs. W. i
lPyeatt. The guest prizes were glvei
ito Mrs. Thomas Boyle and Mrs. A
r. Heidner. Mrs. Dufresne viii en-
terrain the club next at the home o
her daughter. Mrs. A. J. Putnam
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
/ Next Sunday, June 18th, there VII
he services again both morning an,
evening at the usual time. These wii
be nv last services in Salmon, sine
II have accepted a call TO large con
greration at Endicott, Wash, and
nreaching station at Moscow, Idaho
Morning sermon II O'Clock. Sermon
sub iect: The Deplorable Condition o
Thing