The Idaho recorder., 1922-02-10
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SALMON LOCALS

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w. Shook, Jr., was in Salmon
sday.
Ramsey was in Salmon from
on Saturday.
* Spencer came down from his
ranch on Tuesday.
Guild will meet with Mrs. A.
dshaw, February 16.
Dan Chase returned from
Leadore on Tuesday.
Auxiliary viii meet with Mrs.
cribner Thursday, February 23.
rigoven was called to Eureka,
bn Saturday by the death of
there.
G. Greenan, q youngster from
ot, has taken employment in
corder office.
married peoples dancing club
bother of their popular dances
Fellows han this Friday even
Waddington, r. B. Herndon,
Hanson and Thomas H. Gid
re registered in Salmon yes
he G. B. Quarles home next
hv Mrs. Quarles and Mrs. j. F.
will entertain the Methodist
iety.
Nv. w. Simmon1s, wife of the
aerk and county recorder, was
i'll last week, keeping Mr..
hds at home.
b. Weise of Blackfoot takes
this week of the P. i. engine
Gilmore. He was an incom-
senger on Monday.
Ave sold 1000 bottles of Tan
never had single complaint"
Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga. Sold
Cross Pharmacy.-Adv.
E. G. Hettinger and daughter
In leave on Saturday for a
bonth's visit to Portland with
ents of Mrs. Hettinger.
P. Cochran is rusticating at
eley ranch of George Hanson
bstituting for the proprietor
he latter is in Salmon.
IS. C. Scribner entertained her
club of nine members last
afternoon with Mrs. Allan,
enner and Mrs. Wilson as her
Mac Pyeatt and II. ]. Halstead
led in a recent puzzle contest
Butte Miner and were the only
lnts in Idaho furnishing the
solution.
Walker, father Of the young
hrl Walker, who was shot and
~ Tull Dunlap, was called to
by the tragedy. The fathers
at Turley, Missouri.
EDyas, master mechanic at the
las gone to Butte for mining
bent. His wife and brother
bmpanied him. Mat Pollock
foreman at the same mine, has
be to Butte.
n 10. C. Jones left Tuesday morn
Butte to buy new and SECOND
nrniture for her store which is
<1erous and growing business iI
S61 Mrs. Jones was absent fol
~1ek.
A. HI. Ford is spending the
Salmon with her daughter
Bill Yearian. Mrs. Ford came
pm the Lemhi valley with Mr.
5. Morris Cotton, who spent
and Wednesday with a den
Salmon.
IS &aturday club met at the home
l1 Rand last week with Mrs
Hettinger as hostess. Mrs. ]
his, Mrs. O'Connell and Mrs
ere the score winners. Mrs
q III eidner will entertain the clul
E eXt meeting.
btary snowplow was called ou
first time on Monday last t.
& ay for the G. and P. from
\ Id. On both sides of the di
drifts were forbid1ing but il
little time they were cleare'
the safe passage of the train
|0r Harris has returned iron
and Ohio where with Mrs
ind Mr.. and Mrs. James Turn
was visiting relatives sine
er. The Turnblades are nov
Falls, while Mrs. Harris i
|n little longer in Chicago.
h Broch was a passenger fror
ERE he spent the fall and win
took the DeAtley stage O.
- from Salmon en- route t
reek where he is workin
Mr.. Broch is a native of Be
nt is planning to become a ful
american by naturalization a
est possible date.
oman's club will meet Satul
ernoon, February IL, at tn
uI1 cial club rooms, with a HON
4 eS committee program: Ro
xprite recipes; a paper by Mr..
the Care of the Sewing Ms