The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-11
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SALMCN LOCALS

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Dewey Calson from Tend9 Is Wis
lung friends in Salmon.
The Roll Denny family'frdm MARS
lane were in town Tuesday,
The Last Trail, "some picture , "a
real knock out" 1T is great"
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur worder arc
moving vi to the Charles Shook ranch.
The Last Trail a .7-reeI zaraC
special, Thursday-Friday, Aug. l7-ls
Ralph Quarles, Jr., is employed nv
the Short Line railroad companv ~
Pocatello. '''"s st
Misses Jean Turbull and Jessie
Drown are guests of Mrs. John NnI-
len at Moose creek.
Il. Z. ,Wickham is at Ulysses run
n1ng concentrating plant at the
herndon-Buchanan mines.
MRS. Joe LaMunyon was called -,
from the ranch on Tuesday bv the III
ness OF her brother, w. B. Horn.
Mr.; and Mrs. Carl Brandt and n,
ana Mrs. +. A. Monson are camn;na,
III ehe Salmon country from Shoshone
Letters received by Salmon friends
from Carl Pautzke, who is at Ventur.,
Cali1ornla, tell of his recovery from
serious illness. i-oiH
Joe H. Dewitt and marty of +o,x
ists from Rupert are camped in Sal
mon today en- route to Yellowstone
list. JOURNAL
The Statesman of Sun1ay ,ninted a
me portrait of Miss Ernestin, Rose
daughter of the Charles Rose family
oI salmon and popular student at
the state university.
The Last Trail "full of excitanoon.
one of the best pictures ba,e i, en-
seen; Maurice Flynn, Eva Novak
wallace Berry and Rosemary Theby
are in the Last Trail.
Tracey Jones, son of the l. 90 Jonos
family of Big Flat, has gone - I've
III ,"il' w dSIilngtOn, 10 attend
hlgh school and at the same tgae
learn to run drug store. He vas a
high school boy in Salmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HAYNES Of
Shoup were visitors during The weet
OF Mrs. Whitwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ketch-
UNI UNI MI. and Mrs. Rand and others.
MRS. Thomas H. Yearian spent Tues
day with Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Rand.
Union services for the three Pro-
testant churches of the city were held
last Sunday morning at the Chautau-
qua tent, with the Rev. C. 4. Hawlev
preaching the sermon on Christianity
as the Foundation. The teaching Of
the sermon was well received
Mrs. W. B. Fowler returned on
"wednesday from two-weeks' visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Ethel TAYLOR,
who is employed at Yegen block.
While in Butte Mrs. Fowler also call
| ed to see Mrs. Lena Bolts, a hospital
patient who is recovering from illness.
J. A. Herndon has had the pleasure
this week of renewing a pleasant ac-
quaintance with D. W. Buckley. a we'll
known metallurgist employed by w.
A. Clark interests at Butte. Mr.
Buckley is travelling through the Sal
mon country with his wife, hunting
and fishing and seeing what can be
seen. He and Mr.. Herndon were col
lege boys together back in the old
Missouri home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols and
their son, Dewitt, and family are stay
ing few days in Salmon for recrea-
ton. They drove down from Gilmore
yesterday, expecting TO visit the Hot
Springs while here. They are register
ed at the Shenon Mr.. Nichols, ST..
once served the public faithfully as a
county commissioner and coula have
the office again any time liz would
agree to serve. The son is managing
the Latest Out mining properties, en-
ploying % men.
One of the windows of the J. C.
Penney store in Salmon showing the
processes in the manufacture OF mems
hats is attracting every paSser-by.
There are "a different STAGES in this
scheme, from the fur on the little an
! imals that furnish it. assembled into
rude, unshapely fabrics that look like
a monks hool, and then into the mob
by bonnet or cowboy headpieces that
are seen every day. There is a differ
ence, so we are told. in the wool-felt
hat and the fur-feit hat and the lat
ter has the call.
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