The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-16

LEADORE


IL. l.. NIcnois was IN town lhesuay
transacting business.
The Charles Denny family were
guests at the Ford home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Walters are
Gown from the ranch for week.
Mrs. Alex Waugh spent Friday in
Salmon with the Bernard Waugns.
w. ID. Ru4k was through town Sat
friday on his way to his Eighteen-Mile
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cotton and
son Philip were dinner guests at the
Ford home Monday evening.
few hours Wednesday on her way
from Salmon to her home in Gilmore.
Mrs. Lee Veorge and Miss Olson
were motor passengers to Salmon
Monday, going TO have dental work
done.
Roy Ryan. Lawrence Mckinney and
Lee Veorge spent Sunday at Spring
creek, returning with fine days
catch.
Mr.. ana Mrs L. T. Maloy and
daughter Of Salmon spent the past
week in town with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Raemy.
Jim Slater, accompanied the Cont
mental Oil representative as far as
Dillon, Saturday, returning GIN the
stage Tuesday.
There II a lumGr Of vesy inter-
tsting wedding for next week. The
couple being two Of the most popular
young people in town.
Dir. II, H. Scarborough will be at
The IeadoFa hotel, Sunday, Jure IS
until 4 p. m. Let him stop your head
aches an eve defects.
George Johnson and Harvey Iipe
motOred to Dillon Saturday, Mr..
johnson returning with new Ford
delivery car to be used in HIS BUSH
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Veorge spent the
early part Of the week in Salmon,
their aon Lee accompanied them as
far as Baker where he visited the
Don Reed family.
Bernard AlIhands came down from
Gilmore Tuesday, later going to Sal
mon. Little Helen Stone, who has
fpent the past week at the Allhands
home, accompanied him,
Mr., AMI Mrs. 10y II, Lee left Sun
day morning for Boise, where they
plan To spend two weeks. The young
people Of the family are at the Bud
Robbins home in Swan Basin.
Ollie Rosendahl was in Selmon
Monday making arrangements for
passport for his can Richard, who will
accompany his aunt, Miss Olsen, 30
FER homo in Sweden, whore his grand
parents reside.
The George Yearian family left
last week hy motor for Nampa, Idaho,
where they plan to make their home.
The family, who are old-time resi-
dents, leave u host Of friends who
wish them luck in the new home.
Bernard Waugh has resigned as
driver Of the motor and Michael Plum,
another Leaaore hoy. H. taking his
place. Starting Tuesday the motor
will make three weekly trips 10 Gill
more going Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Waugh ex-
poet To return to Leadore Monday.
Lee Stewart was In Salmon last
week TO have an N-ray picture taken
ef his sons arm, DIR. kcllar, who had
been attending the young man. feared
the arm was MT healing properly but
the N-ray showed all was we'll. This
family expect TO tRave in the near rl-
ture 20 spend the summer in Wash.
ington with relatives.
Picniekers up Hawley creek Sunday
were MIR. and Mrs. Frcd Chase, the
Charles Denny farily Mr.. AMI Mrs
A. II. Ford. MIR. and Mrs Harry
brown. Mi, and Mrs. III. J, Saline,
Claude vii ION. the Shuey family, the
Don CaSterlins anl ,hcir guests FROM
Boise, and Miss Nsrgie Ecker and Mr.
Sheda
Jack ChcehEy and Emery Hills, who
Is Waiting his parrats from Dubois,
caught Il fish back Of the Chechey
horne which has caused much discus
siOn among their friends. some call.
ing il "a salmon trout. some a rain
how trout and numerous other namc,
bat the boVs themselves can il 1
whale. The fish was hng specimen
weighing 6 y pounds and was caught
ia a net.
The womsn's cluh met Thursday o.
last week - the home 81 Mr.. Charlie.
Denny. la the card game prizes Ncr,
awarded Mrs. Alex Waugh and Ma
Pat O'Neal. At business session
Mrs. A. X. Mulkey was elected prc>i
dent 20 succeed Mrs. 10y lee an
Mrs. A. II. Fori secretary TO sueeee
Mrs. Herman Decker Mrs, Wilhar
learian was elected member. Tn
next meeting will be an evening par
" at tn home Of Mr.. Don castcrlir
Saturday, Jnne -.
One Of 'he very pleasant partie
s;ven hy the womanb club took plae
Saturday night at the W r. Stou