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

Molly 0 story of youth and love.
A gentle all-day rain on wednes-
day.
w. H. Robbins of LeGrand is at
the Shenon.
Owen Swift was at Butte this week
ceiling carload of hogs in that mar
ket.
Tony Drnjevie Of the Pioneer S.
and b. shop is at home this week by
illness.
New baby girls have come to the
| homes of Mr.. and Mrs. james L.
Kirtley and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Charles
Smith.
Bill Hammer, travelling by motor-
cycle, is expected home in Salmon
from the state university today or to-
morrow.
At Halstead's market Saturday af
ternoon all kinds of home made cook
| les and cakes for sale by the Ladies
| Aid society.
|
| and Mrs. l.. w. Greving were Sunday
guests at the George Cook ranch
| home on Carmen creek.
p. A. Summerland is over from
Columbia Falls, Montana, transacting
business matters in Salmon and at his
former Northfork home.
With Mrs. Appleman and Mrs. j.
\. Herndon as hostesses the Metho-
dist Aid society will meet at the APP
pleman home next Thursday, June %.
Mrs. w. c Mccormick is a guest
of Mrs. A. w. Pipes in Salmon. The
McCormicks at this time are at Nc
| Call, where Mr.. Mccormick is in the
forest service.
William Andrews and wife and son
Alvin arrived from California on
Monday, all looking the picture of
health. They expect to spend the
summer IN Salmon.
The Eye Specialist, DR.. II. H. Scar
borough, will be at the Shenon hotel,
Salmon, Saturday, June "a. His
methods give results for headaches,
dizziness and eye defects.
The Eye Specialist, DIR. H. H. Scar
borough, will be at the Shenon hotel,
Salmon, Saturday, June "a. His
methods give results for headaches,
dizziness and eye defects.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dryer and
son Clifford were on the Fourth of
! f,,ltr H. IIAl.
Sunday for pleasant outing. Mrs.
Ray Dryer was also of the party.
Mrs. Frank H. Havemann and son
Milton returned from a weekend Wis
it at Tendoy on Monday evening, re-
porting a delightful time at the home
Of James Spencer, the father of Mrs.
Havemann.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ralph Irwin returned
from their Boise trip on Monday,
their fellow travellers, George A.
Brown and wife, stopping at Arco
where they bought car to bring
home with them.
Rev. and Mrs. Simmons, who are
travelling through the intermountain
country, are expected to visit Salmon
on Sunday, June is. On that day the
minister will preach and hold COM
munion service at the Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Farley Larsen and young child
are up from Logan, Utah, to spend
the month of June with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams. Miss
Beryl Williams is expected for visit
from Spokane during the stay of her
sister, Mrs. Larsen.
John w. Zunbrum and Jessie Ben
nett Mitchell were married by probate
Judge Hall last Saturday. The bride
is a daughter of the A. r. Bennett
family of Salmon and the groom
comes from Casper, Wyoming, the
former home of the bride.
Mrs. Putnam was hostess for til
Saturday afternoon bridge club, with
Mrs. G 3. Quarles, Mrs. fred Gran
dali. Miss Dering Greene and Mis-
Isabelle Ryan as substitutes. TIE
winners were Miss Greene. Mrs. G. b.
QuaIleS and Mrs. +. ). Wright.
The flow Of the Salmon river reach
ed its peak on Thursday and has re-
coded since. At no stage of this hig'h
water has there been any damage to
the river bridges, as far as reported.
The dam forming the swimming pool
at Island Park has stood the test un-
damaged.
/ The school board of Salmon at q
/ special meeting held Tuesday evening
appointed Decatur X. Rees of Empo-
Tia, Kansas, to take charge Of eighth
+ grade work in Brooklyn school. This
appointment completes the list of
+ teachers for the coming year. The
/ loard also agreed TO permit Carmen
/ school district re-enteTing pupils from
I that district upon the terms agreed
upon.
1t was a year TO a day since the
last visit of A. c. Leacock to Salmon.
{ He came over from Leacock's station
! TO meet his little son Jimmy, who has
/ spent the year at school in Dillon.
The lai is not only a JOY in the home
CT the old folks but he likes the great