The Idaho recorder., 1922-02-10
LEADORE
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Ben Smith, butcher, is building an
ice house near the Lunney store.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt of Gilmore spent
Wednesday with Mrs. VIM. Howard.
Mrs. Dan Chase of Salmon is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase for a
few days.
10y II. Lee expects to go to Poca-
telo Saturday to spend a few days
with F. o. McFall.
Mrs. H. ]. Saline will entertain four
tables of 500 Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. NJ. V. Mulvaney.
Shirley johnson, manager of the
I.emhi Telephone company, was in
Leadorc for Il fe whours Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Lipe and Prof.
Woods viii entertain at an evening
party ut the Lipe home Saturday
evening, February Is.
Dir. Kellar was called to Gilmore
late Sunday night to attend Harry
Parker, who had been hurt in one of
the mines. II is reported that Mr.,
Parker has both arms broken.
A small blaze in the home of Mrs.
Lunnoy caused quite an excitement
last Thursday morning. No serious
damage was done, thanks to the
neighbors who were on hand with
buckets and fire cxtinguishers as soon
rs word got out.
The dance and supper given at the
school house Friday evening by the
War Mothers was n success both So
cially and financially. Music was fur
nished by the Leadore orchestra with
Albert Ford playing the drums and
many compliments were given the
young man. A pleasant feature was
the square dance in which all the War
Mothers took part.
The many friends of Mrs. Grace
Schauifelburger of Gilmore will be
surprised to hear of her marriage to
Mr.. Hanson of Gilmore. The we'd
ding took place in Salt Lake last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
returned on Fridays train and
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harris until train time. Mrs. Hanson
is teacher in the Gilmore school.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Kellener and
James Slater entertained at cards
Wednesday evening, January 20.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. II. Mulkey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mulkey, Mr., and Mrs. Herman Deck
er, Mrs. Mulvaney, Mr.. Wood, Miss
Ecker, Philip Cotton. The prizes
went 10 Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Mulkey
and Joe Mulkey.
The Woman'S club met Thursday of
last week with Mrs, Bernard Waugh.
Four tables of 500 were played, prizes
being awarded Mrs. Nj. V. Mulvaney
and Mrs, Herman Decker. Besides the
members there were present Mrs.
Mulvaney, Mrs. A. III Ford, Mrs. III.
{. Christensen, Mrs. George Plum
an1 Mrs. Jack Cheche. This was
Mrs. Waugh's first party since her
marriage last spring and her guests
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charming hostess.
A sleighing party planned by Mrs.
Virgil Stewart and Mrs. II. c. Chris
tensen went to Lees creek Friday
night, taking possession of the school
building where very pleasant even
ing was spent. A picnic lunch was
taken along and dancing and music
enjoyed by the following guests: Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. ChriStianson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Wentworth, the Misses Margie Ecker
Alice Lee, Gene Hawkins, Veda Stout
Mrs. Fred Chase. Mrs. VIM. Howard
Kenneth fearian, Mike Plum, Ber
Fayle, NJ. Hays. Ernest Stewart. For,
est Stewart, Kermit Morphey, Chester
stewart, Mr., Seoda and little Gertrud,
Christensen. The same crowd plan ;
similar affair for this Friday.