The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-06
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| SALMON LOCALS

Boy.
L. Call was down from Hayden
k ON New Years day.
Leonard Hull, L. F. Lanterman
Homer Holbert were up from
thfork this week.
C. Smith succeeds G. A. Beers
ty treasurer, the latter expecting
to move to Jerome
ell Howe is making visit to
hon, on his way from Partland
Establish an office in Denver.
b. Scarborough, eye specialist, is
bunced for visit to Salmon Jam
IS, the first for two months.
omer Tobias came down from
hi on Tuesday for dental work
lred by the war department.
Gorge Hanson has spent the better
of the week on business in Sal
returning home above Lemhi on
rsday's motor.
be Salmon schools reopened after
holidays on Monday. The at
ance, however, was off ON accoun:
he declared legal holiday.
sanlac is purely vegetable and is
e from the most beneficial roots,
b and barks known to science.
sale by Red Cross Pharmacy
rs. Jerry Ryan returned to Sal
on Tuesday from Leadore,
re she had been visiting her son
station agent there for the G.
P.
BIS. Herbert w +. Bradley, city
rian, who was critically ill last
is now reported we'll again.
Fred Frey substituted for Mrs.
Hey during her illness.
happy winter set in on Monday,
barry 2, with a fail of temperature
ow as minus degrees Tuesday
hing. Wednesday morning the
Etered temperature was 16 minus.
e records were those of the forest
[iss Jane Brown asked to her
e last Friday evening for cards
j dancing a party of a dozen
ng people, including Margaret
Ittiland, Florence Greene, Iris
be, Teddy Rees, Hubert Yearian,
Il Charles Harp.
r. and Mrs. C. L. Hart entertain
he Bar bridge club last Friday
hing, the meeting being one of
q Christmas festivities that was
Rtly enjoyed. Mrs. Adams and
B. Quarels attained high scores.
usual in this club there were no
y titutes.
3ne of the prettiest of all the New
4r's dinners served in salmon was
= by Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Melvin
y had as guests the families of DR..
n Mrs. 0. t. Stratton, the families
r. and Mrs. G. 8. Quarles and DR..
Mrs. J. F. Adams. The four
klren of the party were placed at
\ table and the eight grown-ups at
fher.
Uric Ravndal, who was up from his
fthfork river home this week,
4 required to remain from Monday
i Thursday, to complete the trans
How nf h,tcfDn-c
ter finds him without the COM
6onship of most of the family of
3 and three daughters, one a
Hher in the Kakima schools, one
Professional nurse in the same city
4 the other school girl there.
mother is with the daughters
king a home for them, while the
Der and the one son, Gerald, are
hing together.
n. and Mrs. F. C. Hammer gave
Rbrkey dinner on Monday evening
Etheir son Ferguson, to which his
pig friends to the number of four
were hidden, the son being home
p the state university for the hol- |
Is. DR.. Hammer himself, who is
of the boys too in good-fellowship
fall their gatherings, presided at |
feast. Before the son went away |
school the Hammer home was ever
rendezvous for the chums of Fer
Ison, a score or more of them being |
mt the home on occasion of work |
play. At the table were seated Roy |
lzier, Merrill Drake, Arthur and |
ter Niemann, Charles Spill |
b, c. L. Hart, Jr., Perry Black. HUI
1earian, Paul Dempsey, Teddy |
Is and Clark Mckinney, besides the /
billy.
FRS. Melvin has taken up work for
Pc months as teacher of the /
+. school, to which place she was
by Mr.. Melvin on Mon
/. At this school Mrs. Melvin
Fs IN the school cottage, where all |
convenienees possible to provide .
her comfort at a remote school |.
supplied, and she will be near to
homes of numerous good people
shutting the school patrons. I'm
the end of the year Frank Michaels
charge of this school, being re-
'ded as an efficient teacher. Liv-
with Mrs. Melvin in her brave
Iertaking is one of. the Richard !
IRIS girls as pupil and who goes
re as a companion for the lady in
isolation. The school is located /
'ard the foothills from Myers /
G. After q service of three