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

n ierstead is in Salmon from
MI d Mrs. C. o. Mason was
down 1IH Baker.
Germ was up from Gibbons
WI ednesday.
Bx1E "a Bill Maddox are register
IA 3x41 cise in Salmon.
<4 VIC. Smith will entertain the
Er<6c6p1 epild next Thursday, June
n DS6 KoSs is making some mining
inlpZ9xet1erts of his own on PeErault
A i E1son is down from the Pah-
Glm1xo1 <t1nsacting business matters
H&n1 Massey is back among his
8aln0ou friends from spending the
VFinfe1 ~ Boise.
q y Ing, capitalist from Ontario,
Q1G@oN1 Us an incoming passenger
a G6lrl IN Wednesday,.
KIM Liam Sherman, now travel
NJ xox 1-arge book concern, is visit
m IN rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
MoeS6s ~ Sandy creek.
Oliver and Paul Mcpherson
~ = Bennington, N. NJ, seeing
NJ o t|1G0 can see in that newly de-
v<61[Im< fegion of irrigated land
Ix1 E13mond Preston returned on
ExlfloV 41Qm a visit with her parents
A Wo0G1ngton, where she had been
called bXkr illness of her mother.
a. q yxadenburg and C. B. Helm,
good ei<i&Gns of Northfork, were in
{ Salmon a Monday in connection with
the home teal proof of Mr.. Vraden-
Jos a. Robertson, accompanied by
Mrs. Robertson and their daughter,
Mrs. w. J. Matthews, are home again
i from Rexburg and other places in the
1 upper Shake river valley.
Ma and Mrs. Lester Wilmington
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Oliver were
at the Bert Macnab ranch home last
| Sunday To partake of the first straw
4 berry Offering of the season.
Herman Roske started by automo-
bile Wednesday, morning for Alberta,
I Canada accompanied by Bill Bowen,
I I who Is ~ join his father, A. G.. Bow
en-, in the State of Washington.
Daily reports reach Salmon from
u Rochester, as to the health of Frank
4 Maroon, who is hospital patient
D there and who was able to sit up for
1 the first time for three weeks on Sun
day.
Carl Clark is returning to the In
: clan creek forest, station today from
h spending q few days in Salmon. Mr..
Clark speaks of the wealth of wild
flowers down that way as unusually
beautiful this spring.
NJ At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Zuck
on Monday night a farewell dancing
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Kelly for Jack Grady on the eve
of his departure to join his ships
company at Bremerton, Washington.
Mrs. r.. MI. Moore and son Corbin
were IN Salmon on Wednesday, Mrs.
: Moore awaiting herself of the oppor-
tunity a. visiting at the tea rooms of
her associate War Mothers. The son
WAS il quest of sheep-shearers to be-
gin TX at once.
H. Boomer, highway contractor,
and q number of his associates in that
work arrived from Spokane on We'd
|nesdaE On arrival Mr. Boomer took
His car to an experts shop for repairs,
lexpect1ng to use it on his business
rounds here during the summer.
onsSof the large picnies of Sunday
Hast was made up Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. luck, Mrs.
NV. A< Brown and Miss Jane Brown,
Mrs. III. l. Thompson and Miss Flor
ence Xhonpson. and Messrs Grady,
Eemp1e and Thompson. Destination
up Salmon river.
Lille June Wei celebrated her fifth
birthday on Friday OF last week with
Y dozen Of her chums and playmates
is guests, the company making up
Eene " the prettieSt parties of all the
aprinR rs house and lawn fete.
M<4A1<<5< kI<t vi guests NSAS' btNtiS
WicXh1m, Ann Smith. Betty Maloy,
Carrie Bonjamin, Lois Norton, Bobbie
Rofu&1n, Flora Yearian, Dorothy
Rose Rose Snyder, Margaret Muir
nv "A Margaret Wei.
M xinx the appearance Of health
md EoSperity William NJ. Snow, the
Red ird mining man, was in Salmon
for 49, rex END and until Tuesday.
NJ. Bow was two years ago can
did, ~ the democratic ticket for
~ l<e 81 state mine Inspector, an
ellie ~ would have Allied with he
lhiEl credit had he, been able to o'v-
erco1< the impossible and escape the
san5 Ede khat year. Now when polit-
icaI ndItions are quite different Mr..
$no1 finds his engagements preclude
bis nninE for any office. Then
aE1{& Ne Is making in priv9tc en-
pIoz lent ahout twice he salary Of
1ng abIic o. ice IL. the state.
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