The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08
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Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Emigh September Ia.
Clarence Fowler is employed at Po-
catello with the state constabulary.
Mrs. Mae Gorhamhas moved back
Mrs. Mae Gorham has moved back |
/, Kenneth Shenon and E. Z. Osborne |
have both been threatened with ap-
pendicitis.
A lighting plant is being installed
at the Maydole residence on the ranch
near Barracks.
The Tendoy school trustees have
posted notices inviting bids to SUNNY
the school with wood.
Mrs. Hilton, mother of Mrs. c. II.
Heidner, left Salmon on Tuesday to
spend the winter in southern Idaho
and California.
The daughter of Mrs. Ernest Min
ert, Mrs. j. B. Godfrey, was an outgo-
ing passenger Tuesday morning for
her home at Rock River, Wyoming.
Charles Beach, guard at the state
penltentiary, is on two-weeks' leave.
which will be spent at his old Salmon
nome. On every hand he is made
welcome.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
Methodist church annex Thursday.
September IA, at o'clock. A full at
tendance of mebers is desired. Visit
ors welcome.
Miss Hazel Colwell accomnanied
Miss Beryl Williams to Spokane on
Tuesday, intending to enter business
school there. Miss Williams is a PRO
fesslonal nurse in the same CITY.
At the Sunday morning service at
the Presbyterian church four new
members were enrolled. The service
was made especially attractive by
choir singing and solo by G. w. Davis.
E. L. Call came down from HAYDEN
basin on Wednesday, his first respite in
SIX weeks from haying between show
ers. Fortunately he saved most of the
first cuttings and is looking for even
better luck with the balance.
The Eye Specialist, DR.. H. H.
Scarborough, will be at the Shenon ho-
tel, Salmon, SATURDAY, SEPTEM-
Der 16. His methods give reliable
; results for headaches, dizziness and
eye defects. Don't forget the chill
dren's eyes for school work.
/ Hal c. Bird and E. A. Morris have
, put on a regular motor line between
1 Salmon and Gilmore to supply the
Morris fruits and vegetables and the
Bird honey to the population that fan
S and along the way, besides a gooc
:. many other ranch and home products
e Arthur Greene will be accompanied
a by his daughter, Miss Dering Greene
t on visit to Ottawa, Canada. Tn,
two started yesterday morning, ex
pecting to take the northern route
: Mr.. Greene is not in the best of healtl
n and the lower altitude is relied upol
e to work decided benefits. He is On
/ of the foremost citizens of Salmon
e greatly esteemed in this communit
e as man of affairs and long and hon
Il orable business activity.
Mr.. and Dan B. Thrasher and thei
son Ernest came down from the Pope
n Shenon on Wednesday, the son to en-
E. ter school next week. Mrs. Grahar
h, has the place of Mrs. ThraSher at tn
in camp and Mr.. Thrasher will continu
IS his employment at the mill. Fourtee
re men comprise the present force tU
ut others are being put on. The first shi[
ment of concentrates, 80 tons, will G
out by train tomorrow to Salt LAX,
er A car week is expected to be tn
" regular shipment.
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I'D The family of the Rev. and Mrs.
On A. Hawley is a musical aggregate
" within itself Mr.. Hawley is Il
er new Presbyterian minister. Two
"a the eldest boys, Clyde and Albes
on seventeen and fourteen, play horns
the Municipal band, while the thil
boy, Charles, not yet beyond ten, is
al colnetist CT 10 mean ability. Into tn
ay musical company the pretty daughte
II. Lillian, is introducing keIseI a.
IL pianist, and Tor her u-e a fine nc
IS instrument has just been puIchas
III, in the east and delivered at t
'ai M2nse.
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