The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-02
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SALMON LOCALS I


& Pent the week in Salmon.
Negri in One Arabian Night
" Rex Sun--Mon, June As.
ry Snyder, Big Hole cattle man,
i u arrival in Salmon on Wednes-
81. s.. ~. T
lis is to have a monster Fourth
ton for which posters have
lung in Salmon. Il
and Mrs. w. A. Beck and Mr..
Ers. M. A. Brown We're in Sal
bis week from May.
z Denny and Win Rees were in
- from Mair's Lane this week
Aesses in water suit.
~. w. Hutcheson is visiting her
Ter, Mrs. Emil Louviers, from
81 nily home in Spokane.
I1c's world wide fame is due to
prits. 1t does the work. For
~ Red Cross Pharmacy. Adv.
and Mrs. Harry Kelly had as
hOnor guest for dinner on Mon
xening William Anderson.
I'm "A. M. Daniels is back from
4w1Ethmore, Pa, to spend the sum-
xlex Nth her children in Lemhi coun-
IhG NEWBONE corsets for sale by
1IrG. w. B. Horn at special prices for
3 time Orders taken and a perfect
At GsxHxanteed.
E.{J. Hooker has returned to Boise
from the dredging operations on the
{ IoWex Salmon, the water being too
high tor successful work.
Mn. j. B. Mulkey with little son,
who spent the past month at the home
6f Mrs. S. A. Mahaffey, Jr., has re-
turned to her LeaIore home.
Crops growing, rhubarb pies ripe,
bees farming, lambs and cattle wax
ing tat and Bimbo saved from the
Widow Zander-what more does fell
low wsnt?
Ih0usands of thin, frail men and
women have reported an astonishing
and rapid increase in weight as re-
suit Of taling Tanlac. For sal by Red
Cross Rharm acy. ADV.
MR.. Kari 0. SPAIN and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Snyder, are down
from their ranch home above Lemhi
this week on a shopping and social
visit n Salmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Briney and
fl1eirS0n Ernest were down from the
ranch home on the river yesterday.
taking with them for visit Marion
Williams, daughter of the Ed Will
inns family.
Five candidates for third grade GER
tlficates TO teach and who must at
tend sumner schools to qualify are
before the county superintendent to-
day for Examination. Only one is a
male teacher.
When l began taking Tanlac
only weighed 9S pounds, now l weigh
l25 pounds and never felt better in
my life" Says Mrs. Chas. Peden of
Huntsville, Ala. For sale by Red
Cross Rharmacy. Advv.
Senator and MIS-. Whitcomb, Judge
Adair and Court Reporter Weaver,
Judge Cowen, Mrs. L. R. Thomas,
Judge and Mrs. James NJ. Stevens,
Miss We're Bentley and Scion Clark
were guests at dinner Tuesday even
ing Of Nj. and Mrs. E. H. Casterlin
at the Shenon.
Frank Bryan Bradley, with his lit
tie motherless son, is home from Kel-
logg, where for the past two years
he had been employed. He has taken
q job for the forest service building
trails, at this time on Iron creek. The
child Is to stay at the Bradley home
on Jesse creek.
At = meeting of the Home Econom-
les club on Wednesday sixteen MEM
bers were present with Mrs. e. z. Ed
wards, Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Bahm
as hostesses. The time fthe next
meeting will be announced later.
Miss jacobson will he in Salmon to
begin the hat making instruction on
June 18th.
Mrs. Chef Conner is recovering
health and ssleneth after q severe o.
deal in a surgical operation for ap-
pendjeitis performed by Drs. St1atton
AMI Hammer The lady came down
last week from Hayden, being accom-
panied by her sister-in-law, Mrs
Verne Coiner. The mother, Mrs. EN-
ma Pyeatt, arrived from Ellensburg,
washington, on Monday.
Jack Grady, Salmon lad, who enlist
ed in the navy two years ago, is home
on furlough for thirty days, which are
TO be spent partly in Salmon at the
home Of his grandmother, Mrs. Harry
Kelly, who is mighty proud of him.
So too is every one of his friends,
for Jack has become manly AMI up,
standing fellow. He is serving his
apprenticeship on the Arizona with
Ensign leslie Pollard.
Mrs Quarles, widow of Judge
Quarles, is leaving Salmon on Satur-
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Clay
comb, for a month on a farm near
Boise. Another daughter, Mrs. Hall,
is leaving with her to spend the sum-
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