The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-27
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Attorney Earl Casterlin was a
Leadore visitor Monday.
DR.. Kellar went to Gilmore We'd
nesday having several patients there.
J. p. Mckinney and Tom Phillips
returned Monday from the Big Hole
country.
Mrs. Niville of Gilmore is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Noble and
fomily.
Joe Denton stopped in town We'd
nesday on his way home to Gilmore
from Salmon.
William Waugh came over from
Dillon last week to spend few days
with his parents.
NJ. w. Fredorfr made business
trip to Salmon Monday, returning on
Wednesdays stage.
Mrs. Earl Williams, who came over
for the Decker party, stayed over for
the dance Friday night.
DIR. Hammer was in town Thursday
returning from Gilmore where he has
several typhoid patients.
Prof. Shoda spent few DAYS in
Salmon last week looking up music
for the Old time d ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, newly
weds, are now at home to their friends
at cottage in Clark's addition.
Mrs. VIM. A. Yearian of Salmon
was guest of her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. A. II. Ford, early in the week.
Mrs. Henry Corlett is convalescent
from severe sick spell, which has
kept her in bed for several weeks.
Mrs. J. II. Saline entertained at
family dinner Sunday in honor of the
of her nephew, Claud Will
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Noble and chill
dren were overnight guests of the
George Harris family. All attended
the old fashioned dance in the hall.
Joe Moore, station agent at Sal
mon, was an overnight visitor in town |
Saturday, coming over in the motor
which was in the shop for repairs.
Coroner Doebler of Salmon passed
through town Wednesday on his way
20 Gilmore where we understand one
II the children of the P. j. Brown
'amily had passed away.
Mrs. C. r. Mulkey has returned
rom a pleasant visit with relatives
md friends in Dillon. While away
Ter place in the telephone office was
aiken by Mrs. Joe Mulkey.
Don Casterlin returned Monday
rom Salmon and Challis where he
lad spent the past week. While he
VISA away Mrs. Casterlin and daugh-
ers were guests at the Mcfarland
lone.
Mrs. Don Reed came over from
Baker Thursday of last week to at Il
end the party given at. the hoine of
Mrs: Herman Decker. With Mrs.
Carl Williams she was guest of
1rs. Decker while here.
The War Mothers or Leadore will
i've a dance in the school auditorium
rlday, February 3, to which all are
invited to attend An oyster sup
er will be served at midnight and
God music will be furnished.
One of the most enjoyable affairs
lven in Leadore for some time was
he Odd Fellows dance in the hall
asst Friday night The orchestra :
ad spent the week practicing old
ashioned music and with the help of =
ord and Benson as callers for the
quare dances, every thing went off
5 they used to when we older boys =
nd girls We're young. They had ;
'irginia reels, mazurlsas, the niinu-
tie and the new dances as well as ;
lenty of good old waltzes. All are /
ooking forward to another of the Z
anne kind in the near future.
Mrs. Herman Decker entertained |
he Woman's club Thursday afternoon
4 her home on the Stone ranch. In
he card games prizes were awarded
IRIS. w. +. Stone and Mrs. Don Cas-
erlin. Besides the club members
here were present: Mrs. Mulvaney,
fho is visiting the Stones, Mrs. Don
,asterlin, Mrs. Arch. Mcfarland, Mrs.
,. O'Neil. Mrs. Jack Checkes, Mrs.
\. II. Ford, Mrs. Lee Wentworth, Mrs.
lellmer, Mrs. Dan Reed of Baker
md Mrs. Earl Williame of Salmon,
ormer members. The next meeting
'ill be with Mrs. Bernard Waugh.
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