The Idaho recorder., 1922-02-17

LEAI)ORE

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Coroner Doebler was in town last
week.
Al Andrews was u Gilmore man in
town Saturday.
Father Matties Of Salmon was in
town Sunday.
Bernard Allhands was an outgoing
passenger on Saturdays train.
Lee Stewart made a trip TO the ALI
hands ranch near Gilmore Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Williams spent Tuesday
of last week with Mrs. Don Reed ut
Baker.
Mis-. Earl Williams spent Tuesday
of last week with Mrs. Don G. Reed at
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II, ForA entertain
el Mamie and Joe Rpsk at dinner
Sunday.
The Rock Wilma family were in
Sunday TO attend the funeral OF John
Barnes.
Harry Corlett received word Wed
nesday Of the death OF his mother IN
Colorado.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt, teacher in the Gil
more school, visited the Leadore
school Wednesday.
VIM. ID. Rusk was an outgoing pass
cnger on Tuesdays train having busi-
ness in Dillon and Butte.
MI. and Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. Ford
returnel the last of the week from a
very pleasant visit In Salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker came
down from Gilmore Sunday and spent
two days at the Fayle ranch, leaving
for Idaho Falls.
Mrs. 10y Lee and Jim Robbins mo-
tored to Spring creek Sunday to fish,
Mrs. Lee returning with ten fine trout
AMI Jim with six.
Mrs. G. X. Shuey viii entertain at
cards Thursday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. NJ. V. Mulvaney and the mem
bers of the Woman's club.
The Robert Tweedy family Of Gill
more moved down last week and will
occupy the Chales Denny place, for
merly held by the A. w. Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris II. Cotton will
entertain at ear.ls Saturday evening,
February 25, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Melvin, who will be Weekend
guests, and for Mrs. Mulvaney.
Prof. Woods and the teachers of
the school planned very pleasant
party for the Riddles Friday after
noon. In each room was gaily dee
Grated valentine box with valentines
for all and special one for each
pupil from the teacher. Later all the
school went to the gym where dancing
and music was enjoyed Before leaving
q luncheon OF hot chocolate and cook
les was served.
Mrs. II. j. Saline entertained Thurs
lay at cards IN honor of Mrs. Nj. v.
Mulvaney. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Fred Chase and Mira, Shuey Guests at
this pleasant function were Mesdames
J. II. Lipc, McGivney, Lee, Decker,
Waugh, Stone, Christensen, Mrs. Earl
Williams, Mrs. Morris Fl. Cotton. Mrs.
A. h. Mulkey Chase, Denny, Robbins,
Cheekey, Damsehon, Miss Margie
Ecker and the honor guest.
Mi. and Mrs. Lee Raemy entertain
ed very pleasantly At cards Wednes-
day evening, thehonor prize going to
Fred Chase. The guests at this affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denny, Mr..
and Mrs. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Checkery
the Misses E.flie MeRay, Ethel Macs,
Ruby Plum and Florence Ellis, and
Joe fearian, Earl Bell and William
Purcell.
Miss<Aliee Lee entertained members
OF her Sunday school class at a very
pleasant party at her home Sunday
afternoon. The primary class Of which
Miss Alice Is teacher is divided into
two divisions, theSnnshines and the
Bluebiris. Games and music. follow
ed by dainty luncheon, made the af-
ternon one long TO be remembered by
the kiddies,
The funeral of John Barnes who was
found dead in Noz Perce canyon last
week. was held Mt the little junction
church on Sunday, Father Mates and
Prof. Woods both speaking in the SER
vice. Appropriate music was furnish
cd by choir of Mr.. and Mrs. Stone,
Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. William How
ard and Prof. Woods, with Mrs. Ecker
at the organ. lntermen; at the Year
ian cemetery.