The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-07
SALMON LOCALS

1T - N4AAJAN AOSALS
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Lawrence Greene has been v;s;t;r :
Salt Lake and ogden.
Mrs. Stratton and SON Peta. are ov
pected nome from Deer Lodge TODAY.
FRANK Marion is home again from
i'ochester greatly improved in heath
Inc Home Economics club will n,aet
next Wednesday, and the maxine Of
busy. ''' "'e'iioeis
MRS. Caples is to spend the newt
TWO months or until the Salnoon
schools reopen at the Bayhorse min
ing camp.
Mrs. zimmerman was at MAY last
week making an invoice of the mere
cnandlse in the Herndon store. for
%hlch purchaser is expected 10
Mrs. }. H. Wright is hostess to the
me Saturday club tomorrow when
tl.e members and guests will be en-
tanned for dinner and play bridge in
the evening.
This Tanlac is really the frat mod
lclne have ever taken that does
what they say it will do" said, ]. F,
holy, Lexington, KY. For sale BY Red
Cross Pharmacy. Adv w
The library committee was called
Tor meeting at the rest room We'd
nesday afternoon by the chairman
MES. Chase. Miss Margaret Shoup
was elected secretary and Mrs. w. g.
Shoup treasurer.
Horns Salmon river stage line. on
Grating autos to May and ChalIis' has
iltted up offices in the Heidner build
ling opposite the Shenon. In the same
place is located also the pressing bus
mess of Mrs. Horn.
Superintendent Harry Hill has in
stalled a contrivance to reduce the
pressure about one-half in the water
service mains. People who have to
buy new hose and renew gaskets an
preciate the improvement.
Writing from Eugene, Ore. James
ID. Whitaker, formerly of Salmon.
noting by the press that President
Harding is taking Il vacation to play
golf, asks If the president has ever
done ANYTHING else since taking Of
tice. The inquiry is certainly peril
nent. WSe
IS. GreaVes, venerable mother of
Johnny Greayes and the head of the
household ola daughter also, walked
\ down town from their home on the
bar on the Fourth of Julysto transact
/ some business matters and to see what
could be seen. The old lady is enjoy
4 lngcsplendid health at 81 years of age
Mrs. Walter White had an Agreeable
surprise on the fourth in visits from
her brothers, Edward and George Nj,
Claim, and their families. The Edward
McClains came up from Utah anC
George Mccain from Armstead, driv.
ing cars. The family used to own ant
| dwell at the Seventeen Mile ranch
Tow owned by G. F. Snyder. o 'a.-
/ Miss Clara Reddington and Franz
! P. Plum were married at Idaho Fall.
on Wednesday, June 81. This
marriage unites two of the best known
and most popular young people of The
upper valley. The bride is an efficient
teacher in the Leadore high school
Mr.. Plum is an overseas soldier be-
longing to the we'll known family o,
the name, which is ordinarily spelled
ProulX. q. a~ H. w ...
Il Quitting the commissary depart
ment at the We'll store with provision!
in abundance for a months outing, ;
party making the Salmon river voy
4 age, headed by R. E. Shepherd of Jer
! ONE, is to cast mornings this Saturday
morning. Miss Ethel Shepher, daugh
ter of the leader of the sightseers
accompanies them, the other member!
being a brother of the young lad!
from New York state and half a doz
en- capitalists from Minneapolis, anC
others from Jerome, Capt. Gulekc anc
| his right-hand man, Cunningham
with Elmer Maxfield as cook, make u
the crew.
The first really hot summc
day came along last Sunday. whici
carried the mercury, up the bulb t
80 plus, according to location. A gen
eral exodus from town resulted. On
of the favorite resorts, besides TIL
swimming pool, was the North forl
river and its numerous tnbutar!
) creeks, which attracted half doZol
) cars from this city. In them wer'
| Harry Hill and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Glennon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Grevlng
Shirley johnson and family and Mrs
Ralph Irwin and children, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Murdoch, Mrs. Thompson and X
NJ. Moore, Kenneth Shenon, Rober
Mcbride ard Miss Ravndal, Marie
Ryan and others.