The Idaho recorder., 1922-06-09

ON LOCALS
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H1fI a. cman is said to be better
a ~ oI Nest
Mn WI md is home from Boise
HAIL WOMAN, the great
agfox the Rex un.-Mon.
M. e IN. Hufaker are over
III Hole AMI are staying at
NV 81 himself is to continue
III < M 1on run an1 Oscar Lund
a ShoGp end.
sx&ff Who tries Tanlac has
~ 1& (od to say about it. For
n IN xoss Pharmacy.
11I ~ Qfnan, a 100 per cent
l1G f ~ Also Charley Chap
4 i ~ n Life, SUMMON
" I'm n fGkers were seen on the
0<nfoxk Sunday, including the
M. 0LlV md DIR. Carnes families.
Nj ~ 11. J. Fred Griffith are
dfinK fll1l on, DR.. Griffith, in Sal
ii, axx1yI& from Boise on Wednes-
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NJ. &nd Mn. Sazarin are up from
luuou1ueGnI - visit their old home
Gf6b0nn1 -, Mrs. Sazarin being a
uGhter q HE George Kern family.
Hu&h Ri &1ts and wife, who made
ong viSit ~ their old home in Wales
a EnGIa1d IRE back in Salmon
| ain, hay1&E arrived on Wednesday
| Guard n stornach. 1t is the foun-
4 ti0n of 11th or disease. The
/ ,rld's mont famous stomach medi-
| le y Tanl& For sale by Red
oss rhaznsey.
/ ]. b. peAfIey is arranging equip
i mt FOR his enlarged mail contracts
Il July 4. with two additional trucks,
| b from n "A. Mylander and the
/ ier from "A Ravndal.
/ Three WAGONS, all well laden, in
| arge Of Mont Colwell, Ferrill Terry
| d AL ScoyjI, went over the Leesburg
Il ,untain S&turday morning, the
/ owbanks having been shoveled out
i The Endeayor society of the Pres
i terian church gave social at
CUP hall Monday evening to which
| Sunday school classes were invit-
all reporting a delightful hour af-
rded il the function.
H Ferrill Terry had as a passenger
| er Leesbprg way on the stage Tues
| y morning County Commissioner
| iney, who is looking after the good
| roads and culverts in that particu-
III portion bf his bailiwick.
\ Electrician Jack Grady of U. S. S.
II rizona, on. leave for two weeks, will
| { have To return to duty for five
/ lys longer, having received an
\ tension ~ expire on the 18th. His
| eatest delight was to see the snow
4 .ain and he has had his full since
ming back home.
Il Charles b. Hart is nearing his en-
ance day at the naval academy,
living passed all requirements, both
IIental and physical. At Bremerton,
I|here he took the final physical ex-
|lnination, be had the pleasure of
!Ieeting with Ensign Leslie Pollard
gho showed him many fine points in
e service to Indicate the way he
: iould go. In Seattle the young
I .ademiciau had d most delightful
sit with relatives.
Salmon <leIegation to attend the
and lodge Of the Eastern Star next
eek 1T Wallace is made up of Mrs
elvyn and Mrs. Van Ripper, secretary
ID treasurer, and Mrs. r. E. Allan
ID Mrs. Carpenter, who left Salmon
aursday. The Allan daughters, Cora
id Ethel, are to visit their grand
other, MA Taylor, at Ulysses, anC
Z son Robert is to spend the time
It'll his fGfher, R. E. Allan, who is
INJECTED with the forest service.
Mrs. Ralph Edwards, accompanied
Mrs. EssS. Edwards, left on Thurs
Nv morning for her future home neal
sattIe, where Mr.. Edwards preceded
Il BY several MONTHS Miss Derino
reene entertained for Mrs. Ralph
dwards Tuesday afternoon at {
ncheon bridge party. The guests
ach Of V0pm brought a gift. Were
rs. Putnl a, Mrs. Adams, Mise:
ena and aura Shoup, Mrs. Canles
rx Bell11ny, Mr. Rand, Mrs. f. S
fright, Mrs. w. B. Pyeatt, Mrs. A
(. Pipes and Mrs. Havemann.
Mrs.. St>1la Van Ripper of Buhl, Mr.
I'd Mrs on Pyeatt, Mr.. and Mrs
4 ~. CdEDenter and Mr.. and Mrs
Inrence MSCracken were out-oftowl
lsitors afIending the regular meet
ig OF theD E. S Tuesday evening
lrS. Van Hfper is granl treasurer o
,e order md was an honor guest
Ion John E. Rees threw on thi
sreeE, IN &tnnection with an interest
lg talk. itures of pioneer Salmon
istorical aceS of interest in tn
ounty, an splendid views OF Indians
ortr1ifs II Tendoy, his wife. Capt
ewiz, COZ Shoup and others. Re
reshmentx were served and a joll.
isit enjo34d by the thirty or NOR
1embers Id guests.
NOTICE.
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