Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-05
RICHFIELD NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powell are the
proud parents of a baby boy born,
Tuesday vening
Mrs. Hugh Fenton is quite i'll at
her home with neuralgia and rheu-
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. O. Filler, and Mrs.
n. c. Jensen and daughter of Sho-
shone visited at the L. C. Jensen home
Monday evening
Mrs. A. I. Mcmahon and Mrs. T. I.
Mcmahon of Shoshone spent the day
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. l. Mcmahon.
Mrs. Bert Bowler of Shoshone was
a guest of Mrs. Barnes. Saturday.
r. W. Pridmore received word Tues
day morning of the death of his moth
er-in-iaw, Mrs. Hattie Miller, of Boise
who has been Ill for several weeks
with canceroma. Mr.. Pridmore left
on the evening train to join his wife,
who has been with her mother for
the past ten days.
| Hugh Fenton has been busy blowing
gardens for numerous townsfolks this
this week.
Carl Adams is at work again at the
First State Bank, after an absence of
a week due to a minor operation on
his foot.
Mrs. Owen roungldn, Mrs Walter
Youngkin and son, Claire left We'd
nesday morning for a ten days visit
at the Capitol city,
| r. E. Mills is re-shingling the Bloom
residence this week.
The Rebekahs of Alta No. 81 held
a special meeting Thursday eve in
honor of Miss Leafy Simpson of Boise
President of State Assembly. After
a most interesting business session,
the Oddfellows Joined the Rebekahs
| all enjoying a delicious feed and Soc
ial hour
Mrs. Edith Schwaner was elected
treasurer of Alta Rebekah Lodge No.
81 to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Mrs. Fred Powell
from that office.
The invitations are out for the grad
uation exercises May 12th.,. The grad
yates are:
Myrtle Crawford, Nevada Ebert DIV
er Crowther and Buford Powell
Floyd Reynolds and family have
moved into the Apple property in
the northern part of town, vacating
the Garlock residence at that time
The Richfeld's Women's Club met
in regular session at the town hall
Saturday, April 29th., in honor Of
Visitors Day" The President, Mrs.
Brush extended a welcome and greet
/ ings TO the guests who We're members
Of the following clubs: HALEY Civic
club, Jerome Civic Club. Shoshone
Study Club, Cooling Sorosis Club and
North End improvement Club Fifty
one guests and thirty seven members
Of the local club We're present Dur
ing the business session, two dele
gates, Mrs AIatson, first and Mrs.
to attend the second Federation to be
Owen Youngllin, second, were elected
held at Shoshone May is and 18th.
The alternates elected were: Mrs.
Fletcher and Mrs. Crosby. The SAM
tation Committee and Identification
Committee gave reports showing they
were on the job-helping to keep up
the civic interests of the town.
Mrs. Baxter as chairman of the Art
Exhibit reported meeting would be
held at the R. A. Lennon home, Sat,
May 18th. Each member to bring
picture with notes on works and
artist. The history of the Richfield
tract will be given at that time This
will be an open day and promises to
be interesting and worth while.
Members responded to roll call with
witticisms and current events. The
program was splendid and worthy of
special mention. Two instrumental
numbers: Gounoud's "Slumber Song
Mendolsohn's, Consolation, and VOC
al encore, Carrie Jacob Bonds 'Nothin
ing But Love- by Mrs. Murray Brook
man.
Trio Where Lilies Bloom. encore
'Autumn's Lullaby" by Mrs. Robinson,
Mrs Hill and Mrs. Hudson accompan-
led by Mrs. Baer. Musical reading,
Leybaeh's Fifth Nocturn" by Mrs
~ Eter.
Vocal Duet THAT Wonderful Mother
of Mine" by Mrs. Brookman and Mrs
Baer. The last number was a group
of readings when Melinda Sings,
EncOura cement" and a juvenile en-
core taken from the works of Laur-
ence Dunbar was given by Alva JET
ferson, a recent entertainer on Ellison
white Chautauqua circuit.
Refreshments Of salad, sandwiches.
cakes, candied orange and grapefruit
peel and coffee We're served.