The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-04-21
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81 Man{uII came down from Ba-
& Bernard Allhands and two
Lren axe quests for two weeks at
/ s and Ms. Dan O'Connell are to
n rtnfn fIle Evening bridge club at
regular ceSsion April "a.
unles M1h1fey came down from
iox>6 Sunday to remain some
fin SoIx1on for medical attention.
il Levin md Mr.. Coyle will play
~ HI loman S-reel spectacular
~ II fhe Rex, Sunday and Mon
IS and Ms. Nephi 0. Ward with
<&fI3roM are back in their Sal
hon1S from long visit at Idaho
re n. Moore family are moving
heir x1nch near Baker and DIR. and
Admin have rented the Moorc
he XEkGxXn's bureau requests the
s. of dfGNbility claims before Au-
t61exf u avoid the tangles of red
+ TINT may ensue from the delay.
3rownie Pemble was up from the
rthfox1k T&nch yesterday, for the
Il whit nince August last. Mrs.
o,ble spSnt the winter at Gibbons
For East&r dinner which was serv-
1T $50, III. and Mrs. j. F. Melvin
d = G6c&ts the Rev. Father Mates,
In 6 Greenan and Mr.. and Mrs.
ThG removal of G. H. Burk from
slmon u little while ago causes the
Is Qf i rood citizen. His family
Is Joined him at Butte, which is to
TIE new home.
Mrs. Mufd Mcpherson was a pas
niger Wednesday, morning by motor
i the Lemhi valley home of her
ster, Mrs, Roll Denny, where she
i'll spend week or ten days.
Will sherwood came in from Salt
AXE on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
rood returned to their home at May
a Thursday. Mrs. Sherwood has beer
isitinG for some time with Salmon
Dean "A. Bellamy, nephew Of Franz
Y. Befla1ny, has come to Salmon t.
We. He is a recent high school grad
ate back at Arapahoe, a musician
nd a young man who will be wei
omed in this city.
The first services conducted by thu
lev. Charles A. Hawley, new pasto
f the Presbyterian church, was he'll
Easter day, with good congregation
Regular services twice day on Sun
lay were determined upon.
Mrs. Leila Massey and Mrs. S. +
,horn, two we'll known ladies of tn
upper Lemhi valley, were in Salmon
gesterday shopping, while here callin
upon friends. The visitors were sup
ser guests of Mrs. Melvin.
William Manuel came back home o
Saturday nights belated train. H
rad been outside two weeks, his prir
:ipal business to look after his prop
,rty interests at Carey. Mr.. Manut
eased his ranch to Hiram Coats.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Putnam had {
their hospitable home Monday ever
ing the regular meeting of the Ever
NO bridge club, with all the member
except DR.. and Mrs. Carnes presen
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin were substitute
Dr.. Adams and Mrs. O'Connell wo
the prizes.
Fred u. We'll took over on Wedne'
day BY purchase the grocery busine:
Of Lehr 3 Zimmerman and is to carr
on the same under the cash-and-carl
plan according to announcement. TT
Viel family is now domiciled in tt
Salmon home, being warmly welcome
by old friends and neighbors.
The eighth birthday of little Ma
garet Moria was joyously celebrate
at the home of Mrs. Frank Tingley {
Saturday afternoon last between Il
hours OF two and five with two doZ'
children in the company to enjoy i
cream and cake AMI q variety
games. Frances Dempsey, Lilli;
Hawley and Jessie Brown helped ser
the little folks.
In the midst of dinner at the Nj
win home Sunday evening, Mrs. Hs
~ Kelly was taken suddenly i'll fro
- heart attack. DR.. F. S. Wrig
was called and the patient was l
moved to her own home later in t
evening. 1t has been planned for t
lady to spend a month or six wee
with friends in California as soon
she is. able to travel.
From Yellowstone Park, Wyomir
comes word to The Recorder frt
James H. McDevitt who wants
fav0rite paper for another year !
himself as we'll as the few other S
monites in that place who alwa
like to hear home news. Mr.. McDt
lit IS the son of Neal McDevitt