The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-12-16
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Mrs. Thomas II. Yearian was in
Salmon on Tuesday.
l.. II. Casterlin was called on bus.
mess to Pocatello on Wednes lay.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom AMI r.
B. Hern1on returned to May on
Thursday.
On Sunday afternoon last Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stocker gave large din
ner party.
Morris II. Cotton was down from
Lemhi on Tuesday and Wednesday to
have dental work done.
DR.. ]. r. Adams has been nursing
an infected eye for a week, caused by
slight injury to the optic.
Mrs. f.. M. Eldridge and daughter
Lydia are living in a cottage at Long
Beach, 10i6s +. Sixth street.
Col. w M. Carpenter goes out to
Dillon today TO cry a sale of 500 pure
blood Shropshires for Foster d Sell
way.
Chralcs Schultz was in Salmon this
week from mis- Ieesburg mining prop
erty returning by stage Yesterday
morning. Milt Merritt was also in
from the Forney country.
The Presbyterian Sunday school Is
arranging Christmas pageant to be
given Sunday evening, December 25.
Miss 1oder il training the children,
assisted by the teachers.
At Geertson hall, December 23rd,
there viii be held shadow social
and dance for the benefit of the
Geertson school. Ladies are request
ed to bring box supper for two.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beatty have
invited to heir home on Geertson
creek for next Saturday evening their
friends ana neighbors to the number
OF two score to enjoy their hospital
ity.
Thomas Kane arrived home on
Monday from Pocatelo where he had
been called by the illness of his son
Walter. The son was left in a sat
isfactory condition and well on the
road 10 rect very.
The high school companions Of
Miss MARCIA Burnham and Miss Kath- |
cine Bundy entertain at dancing |
party in their honor ut Shoup hall |
Lhia evening. Miss Burnham and Miss
Bundy will enter the normal school at |
Dillon in January.
The members OF the Saturday af-
ternoon bridge club were guests of
Mrs. ]. r., Adams last week. Mrs. G.
Quarles and Mrs. X. w. White were
invited TO fill places Of absent men,
'ers. Mrs. Dufresne will be the next
hostess at the home of Mrs. A. J.
Putnam.
A merry company with needework
n hand gathered ut the home of Mrs.
saples last Saturday afternoon. The
occasion was the Christmas Ken
,ington given by the Woman's club.
The next meeting of the club will be
n the. Commercial rooms Saturday,
December 81.
The Masonic lodge has elected and
it's officers for the ensuing
arm as follows. ID. w. Chartl, w. NJ;
!. h. Allan, S. W.; DR.. J. NJ. Ashley,
/. W.; Arthur Greene, treasurer; W.
:. Smith, secretary; Russ White, +.
/. Havemann and l.. Il. Glennon, truss
ees; Francis Il. Hall, Jr, s. d.; Il. +.
'iemann, J. D.; Harry hill, S. S.; ID.
. Ncnton, J, s.; J. +. Rees, chaplin;
!. r. Glennon, marshal; A. c. Ludwig,
yler.
Clarence o. Maxwell. who Is open
~ up tanning and saddlery bust
ess in Salmon has found boyhood
riends here in Louis and Fred Frey,
NO we'll known citizens. with whom
ir. Maxwell used TO attend school at
'oulder, Colorado. That was 30 years
go when all were mere boys. The
was renewed from cas-
al and accidental meeting OF Louis
'rey with Mr.. Maxwell on the street
nj since then the two brothers have
al long talks over old times with
heir Colorado friend.