The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-27
MON LOCALS

A. Norton was hostess to
q club last week.
bveioy is here from New
Iisit his sister, Mrs. John w.
B Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. A. Ferris
II at Myers lane q son,
Neighlan.
C. Reed of Baker visited
r last Thursday eventig, at
he Woman's card club meet
is appetizing and invigorat-
" it today. Red Cross Phar-
r. G. King is spending the
the home of her daughter,
Isell Yearian, and at the Year
E ranch.
ostponed session of the Bar
hub is to be held next Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Hall, Jr.
hi of 1888 was contributed in
tounty toward the Woodrow
Foundation, as reported to
in Stratton.
will overcome that run
ebiIitated condition and make
just like your old self again.
bss Pharmacy.
Tillotson came down from the
ek-end in Salmon, returning
fstrict on Friday last to spend
b Mondays motor.
pre people in Salmon this week
h 10y H. Lee, nj. w. Friedorff
Davidson, Jack Hummer, Mil
red and Charles Plum.
Ind Mrs. Harry Fowler return
q a visit to Butte last week.
i and Mrs. Bellamy entertain
ening club next Monday even
b. Maxwell advertises his sad
Ind harness business. This is
Salmon enterprise, the shoI
ing the Tingley building al
and Mrs. E. M. Yearian am
at their Salmon home from
ing a month at Kelso, Washing
nth their daughter, Mrs. 0. b
lmson.
!. E. G.. Hettinger entertaine'
club with Mrs. Irwin a
st. Mrs. Harry Hettinger, Mrs
IS and Mrs. Dufresne were tn
winners.
SpecialCanadian Mount
lice story. Music by Mr.. Coyl
Miss Lewis. THE GOLDEf
RE. Sunday Monday. Pric
d 25 cents.
C. F. Hammer and the count
!, Miss Lunney, were called t
IRE on Sunday by the prevalence
typhoid epidemic in that village
We cases were diagnosed.
and Mrs. Jacques are lookin
,ver the Salmon country, Intend
perhaps to locate here. The
former residents here, but fc
past two years have been
and.
the midst of the severe weathe
chood board of D. c. district o.
the school closed for two week
4 will be made up at the end {
erm in April. Mrs Melvin, tt
Ter, will be home on Sunday.
r. and Mrs. F. H. Havemann el
lined at dinner on Sunday M
Mrs. A. j. Putnam and Nh
esne and Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin were dil
guests of the A. j. Putnam far
on Sunday evening.
r. and Mrs. Charles L. Hart e
lined at dinner and at bridg
tables, on Thursday of last wee
guests were DIR. and Mrs. Adam
and Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Dufresr
and Mrs. Rand, Mr.. and MI
emann, Mr.. and Mrs. Bellam
and Mrs. O'Connell, Mrs. Caplt
lur Greene and Lawrence Greer
il Minert, honored pioneer,
ed on Friday last from Milwa
where Mrs. Minert remains a |
longer in the hope of receivi
fit to her eyesight under the ca
specialist. Mr.. Minert hims'
aimed serious injuries by a f
| ong ago, but is over the dl
cts.
he Salmon agent of thePhoer
france company, P. J. Demps'
paid in full the loss on account
John Steele fire at Carmen abe
onth ago, the amount being $40
Dempsey reports payments of
Ie kind by his agency since j
of about $4,000 every loss bel
a different company.
Irs. W. NJ. Carpenter, who was
Ter at the recent poultry sh'
turned all her winnings back i
Golfers of the association to h
1g future exhibits. These incl
firsts, seconds and thirds for co
5. Mrs. Carpenter is the pion
the Lemhi poultry business a;
eder of pure stock. This may
/ of the good lady without a
old age, for the poultry busin'
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