The Idaho recorder., 1922-02-24
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LEADORE


Mrs. Bud Robbins was on the sick
list last week.
Prof. Skoda returned Wednesday
from weeks stay in Butte.
Forest Supervisor Scribner spent
Friday Of last week in town.
VIM. Fayle returned last week from
week spent in outside points.
l.. f. Ramsey, Lemhi merchant, was
in town Tuesday transacting business.
Katie Haden returned Monday from
California where she spent the past
two months.
Louis Britt spent Tuesday in town
from the Lloyd mine where he is
working this winter.
Mrs. J.J. Chechey will entertain four
tables at 500 Thursday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Mulvaney.
Miss Helen Stone was an overnight
guest of Miss Elizabeth Ashton at
the Fred Chase home Saturday.
Bernard Allhanis returned Friday
from Castlegate, Utah, where lse had
been looking over ranch properties.
Mrs. A. r. Nelson left Saturday
for Boise and Portland where she will
spend some time visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Costeslin enter
tianed Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Mcfarland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chechey Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Herman Decker will entertain
Tues lay afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Arch Mcfarland who will leave soon
to make her home in Salt Lake.
VIM Lewis left last week to work in
the Harmony mine. Mrs. Lewis will
make her home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cotton and son
Phillip motored in Saturday evening
TO attend the card party given at the
j. ii. Lipe home.
Fred Purcell, who has been making
his home with Mrs. Lunney while
attending school, has been seriously Ill
Tor the past week.
10y H. Lee returned Friday from
Pocatello, Boise and intermediate
points. He has been confiued to his be 1
with n very bad cold for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellner, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clark, Mrs Mulvaney, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Mulkey and James Slater
were entertained at the Joe Mulkey
hmoe Friday evening.
Mrs. Earl Williams came over from
Salmon Thursday to attend the card
party given by the Woman's club.
While here she was guest ut the
Herman Decker home.
A. X. Mulkey spent Thursday and
Friday of last week in Armistead.
Al Hoffman spent the past week
with his daughter AMI son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Chase,
]. T. Walker returned Friday from
Pittsburg and other astern points
leaving later in the day for Gilmore.
Mr.. Walker predicts big things from
the Gilmore camp this spring.
The largest social affair this week
will be the card party given by Mr.,
and Mrs. Morris Cotton for Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Melvin and Mrs. Mulvaney
at their ranch home Saturday night.
Prof. Woods and the teachers of the
school will give a dance and supper
in the auditorium st, Patrick's day,
March 18th, to which all are cordially
invited, This dance is for the benefit
of the school
DIR. Stratton was called into con-
sultation with DIR. kellar at Leadore
yesterday for treatment of Fred Pur-
cell, nephew Of the Vreelanl Brothers,
the well known stockmen. The young
man is critically i'll.
Father Mates came down from Sal
mon Saturday morning and spent the
early part Of the week in town. There
were services in the Catholic Church
Sunday morning and on Monday he
went TO the Rock Wilma home to bap-
the the small granddaughter of the
family. daughter of the Harry Cole
mans.
Saturday evening company of 81
people from town made up n sleighing
party going to the Lee creek school
house. this being the third affair of
the kind this winter. As usual picnic
supper was taken along and there was
such a bounteous spread the dancers
decided TO stay for breakfast, return
ing TO town late the next day.
Much of the credit OF these affairs
is due to the efforts of Mrs. Scott,
Miss Leda Peterson AMI Elton Peter
son and also to Mrs. ii. c. Christensen
and Mrs. Virgil Stewart in town.
Mrs. Shucy entertained the Wo-
mans club and few guests Thursday
afternoon at cards. prizes going to
Mrs. Chas. Denney and Mrs. Earl
Williams Mrs. H. II. Lord. Mrs. Don
Costeslln and Mrs. Paris o'Neal were
all tail a.