The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-10
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GILMORE
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We will be lonely now. Our new
found friends, the political candi-
dates from the other end of the coun
ty, have met with US, shaken hands,
ioked a little and now it's goodbye
until next election time. IL does seem
that in making this trip up they
would feel bit of shame at the con
slition of our roads and do some work
towards helping a section that really
produces. High taxes" they cry. Yea,
we admit that but let US live where
tax Is charged on producing plants,
have some good from the taxes.
Mrs. Dewitt Nichols entertained
the children's Sewing club at her
home a few days since. Games and
music were enjoyed after sewing
time, until the door of the dining room
was opened 10 admit them into
beautifully decorated room. Hallow-
cen was the theme and Of course
orange and black predomnated. The
table with It's Halloween fayors,
pretty paper nut-baskets, pumpkin
center piece was very attractive to
the youngsters.
Friday evening the home Of +. C. |
Ross was one OF gayety. The older |
Of the Sunday school pupils with |
teachers and a number Of grown-upa, |
had jolly evening. Music, games |
and delicious lunch afterwagd was
the order Of the evening.
On Saturday afternoon the Ross
home was again opened 10 receive
the younger children of the camp.
They had most delightful time and
wished that more people would treat
them likewise.
The following Il list Of the
children who have been neither alb
sent nor tariy at gchool during the
month of October; Nellie Elliott.
Fansy Williams, Samuel Bell, Gladys |
Elliott, Virginia Fielder, Dave Brown,
Constance Fielder, Frank Bell, Louis
Bell, Lawrence Brown, Virginia All
hands aad Bert Crandall.
A dance was given Saturday even
ing at the Anderson's Hall. Miss Ryan,
candidate for county superintendent
of sehools, was the honor guest The
large number Of persons present was
Indicative Of the number of persons
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Mrs. u. w. Gleason Of Idaho Falls,
came in last week to see Gilmore be-
fore moving In for the winter. She
liked the camp so well that we are to
have the Gleason family with us for
the remainder Of the winter.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Witt entertained at dinner The
quests were II. I. Walker, superinten-
lent Of the T. L., Mr.. Bigelow, book
keeper at thc1P.l. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Parker.
Jud Bcriidge, from Lemhi, is now
on the payroll at the T.. |. mine. II
has been several years since Jud left
sur camp and the old timers welcome
him back
Hugo Mnrquard. who has been
visiting friends in various towns in
Montana, returned 10 his work at the
Latest Out on Saturday.
Letters to friends from Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hansen tell Of their ar
iyai in Portland, Oregon, where they
sill reside.
Mrs. Evelyn Melvin was an over
hight guest OF Mrs. Dewitt Nichols
'ecently,
Sheriff Stroud mingled among Gil
more people the latter part of the
week.
Mr. md Mrs. Thomas Grooms have
Ione 10 I.eadore for the winter.
Thomas Fayle and wife have come
o Gilmore to spend the winter.
Bob" Cooper, after a lengthy ab-
cence, is back at Gilmore.
+. II. Benedict has opened up his
lew butcher shop.
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