The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

LEADORE
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Ted Ellis returned Saturday from
Salmon.
Robert Shuey spent the weekend at
the Rusk ranch.
T.. C.. Ross of Gilmore was a bust
ness visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Helen Stone is spending few days
at the Pearson ranch up Eighteen
Mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Damschen
have returned from business trip to
Butte.
Miss Mamie Rusk was a dinner
guest at the Morris Cotton home on
Sunday. Il
]. P Mckinney, Joe Mulkey and
Mrs. Clark were motor passengers for
Salmon Tuesday.
Virginia Allhands of Gilmore has
been guest at the w. F. Stone home
for the past two weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. Kellar motored to Sal
mon for the weekend accompanied by
the two small children of the family.
Mrs. II. c. Christensen and children
and Mrs. Loren Alfred and small son
were in Salmon last week having dem
tai work done.
Mrs. William Yearian accompanied
the Lehr-Zimmerman-C randall party
from Salmon on their trip through
the Yellowstone.
Mrs. Bennett and sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Orr, OF Dillon and Harold Rob-
inson of Afmstead were weekend
guests at the ii. j. Saline home.
Mrs. Irwin and small daughter left
Tuesday for their home at Pipe Stone
springs, spending the past two months
at their ranch near Leadore.
Mrs. A. II. Ford, who has been
spending the summer at the Tage
ranch, came in Saturday to attend
the party given by the Woman's club.
Mrs. Edward Butts and children left
Tuesday for their home in Armstead
after a pleasant visit at the j. Fl.
ISlpe nOffiC.
them home, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols and Mr..
and Mrs. ID. l.. Nichols and son were
in town Monday, returning from Sal
mon and Lemhi where they had spent
the past week.
Harry Knight, of the Knight e.
Warnack Smelter company of Utah,
was an incoming passenger on Mon
days train, later going to Gilmore
with +. c. Ross.
Leon Sells came down from Gilmore
Saturday to spend the weekend with
his family. Mr.. Sells is employed in
the office of the 7. |. Mining com
pany at Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Stewart and
two sons left Saturday for Nampa to
visit the George Yearian family. They
will be joined there by another son
who has been attending school in Al
hion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Denny and
children returned last week from a six
weeks trip through northern Montana
where they visited Mrs. Denny's
mother, stopping in Helena, Butte and
Dillon en- route.
The IL. ii. Hays family are enjoy
ing visit from married daughter,
Mrs. George Rupert, and family of
Milwaukee. Miss Bertha Hays, an
other daughter, who makes her home
in Pocatello, is also here for visit.
Word received from Mn. and Mrs.
Fred Barnett state that they will
make their home in Eureka, Utah, for
the present, where Mr.. Barnett is en-
ployed in one of the large mines. Mrs.
Barnett was formerly Mrs. Sarah
HoutZ of Leadore.
The Dewey Brothers and somc
friends of Nampa, Idaho, who were in
the valley last year looking over min
ing pronerties, are expected in this
week for few days of hunting and
fishing, While here they will be guests
of Dr.. and Mrs. kellar.
One Of the most pleasant social af-
fairs given in Lea1ore this summer
was the card party given in the hall
10 the Woman club on Sat
urday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. 10y II. Lee, who expect to leave
next Saturday for Caldwell, and fol
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Shuey, who plan
to Spend the winter in California
! Prizes in the card games were award.
ed Mrs. Morris II, Cotton and J. h
Mulkey, Mrs. Alex Waugh and James
Slater. and guests prizes to Mrs. Lee
and Mrs. Shuey. After a sumption,
supper dancing was engaged in unit
a late hour. About seveny-tive guest.
enjoyed this very pleasant affair.