The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-01

Ios Murphy was in Salmon from
bhi on Tuesday.
lies Frances Dean is to teach at
louisville this winter.
IT, and Mrs. S. G. Watson are to
4 Idaho Falls on Saturday.
IT, and Mrs. H. A. Turner came
In from Challis Tuesday morning.
hrs R, M. Moore was in from San
brock for the War Mothers meet
l. acting as secretary.
h numbers of farms above and be-
Salmon pear trees are said to be
Fering from a bad blight.
f. Glennon, who returned from
Wallace republican state conven-
on Friday last, was secretary to
h body.
Hrs. John Buster came up from
kthfork on Monday after a visit
d her mother, Mrs. Bartl. Miss
Ia Leabo accompanied Mrs. Buster.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Preston are on
Fisit by motor car to Idaho Falls,
(which place Mrs. Boomer and her
lighter Lois returned home with
|m from spending the summer in
|nOn.
hrs Florence Jack and Miss Anna
Eaetzig have been visiting at the
he Of their brother, George Waet-
. on Salmon river. They started
| their homes in Topeka, Kansas,
Tuedsay.
LIS. L. r. Britt, whose home is at
lite, whittier her family moved
In Leadore, was in Salmon with
i. S. B. Chandler and Mrs. John
bdington, all delegates to the War
theirs doings and greatly enjoying
meeting.
Mrs. Emma Tully, formerly Mrs.
bpy of hotel fame in Salmon, has
n spending the week with Salmon
ENDS. Her present home is at Ida
Fails where her husband is a rail
ID man. Mrs. Tully attended the
tr Mothers convention.
frs. \. A. Smith has gone to Cleve-
d, Ohio, to spend the next few
pths, probably for the winter, with
Rtiyes. Her nephew, Jay South, is
b Mrs. Smith to enter college
Ire, where his sister, also from Sal
b, has also been at school.
Bernard Zegers, nephew of Mrs
IN Dryer, who has spent the sum
in Salmon, left on Tuesday fol
home in Chicago. He goes to re-
be his school work. The call of the
door life to be found here will
hg him back to Salmon for another
ation period.
Hrs. Paul Stratton and sister, Mis-:
: Edwards, left Salmon Tuesday
ming, to be met at Armstead BY
Stratton on their way home tt
r Lodge. The young matron hae
IN Salmon and at the old home
three weeks conducting a bah!
~ Of her pretty daughter.
Yrs. Ralph Quarles and Miss Heller
Fnan spent the weekend in Salmon
n Lemhi with Mrs. Francis Hail
Mrs. Quarles came to pack thei
EehoId furniture tor shipment t
ef Bow, Montana, AMI where NJ
pies Is now employed On the Shor
Miss Yearian viii enter tn
university al Moscow in Septcnl
cause Of the copious rains an,
alourStS the roads are impassabl
agency creek. For this reason tn
70 Lemhl pass to meet the Beav
saa Daughters of the Revolution
picnic Labor day has to be aban
y. John (. Rees is to speak o.
historic occasion. He will go a
Is the Sharkey ranch by car an
there horseback.
and Mrs. R. NJ. Murdoch, Mrs
epson and Robert Moore, VIII
touring the Red Fish lakes re
last week. saw a mammot
STAN IN ION on their way from Mac
Inc animal was Gscovere
Shg r., a deer not far away on
hillside. If the travellers ha
gun. Mrs. Murdoch accom-
y Mrs. Thompson to Salt LAX
the automobile trip.
r Ida Boland and Miss Lila Ca
teachers from Brooklyn, n. Y
nave been spending the summe
>.on at the Schultz ranch on tn
..n nVer, came in to Salmon @
Z @s 70 leave the following day fo
ss~SIefn homes and duties. The
lined n enduring attachmer
scenery ard out door lie a
nefe' Srd Mrs. Schultz, tn;
uOdot br!ng them here again
~ s:lfiAe twice il the same piat
- 9 does not. This was Ii
: s ,L TWO waShouts near Sag
M S'e hFSt occurring three weel
In, me second on Tuesday las
I m .,iaS Of Boyle creek was on tt
2 b go repairs when the secor
s .Tlle down the creek from Il
saSIsqg oUrSt, when his new wol
{ TN H e out besides a portion
a. ~, Jlg5ui,pment. Water was sa.
rs ro-ied down the canyon like