The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-07-28
SALMON LOCALS


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W. P. Cooper and family have NOV
ed back TO Salmon from Leadore.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willim ].
Webb at the home at Snyder's dairy,
girl, Saturday, July %.
Chautauqua season tickets can be
had at the Drug stores, City News
stand, Banks and at Havemanns.
| The Oliver sale was unayoidably
postponed for the reason that a large
part of the livestock was not deliver
ed.
Mrs. A. H. Boomer and daughter,
Miss Lois Boomer, of Idaho Falls are
at the Salmon home of Mrs. n. o.
Ward.
DR.. Straeton has been busy man
Tor the past week installing a wonder
full A-ray machine for use in his pro-
fession.
Mrs. Fred Wilcox, twin sister to
Mrs. George Snyder, with her four
children, arrived in Salmon Monday
from Hillsdale, Michigan for a visit
with relatives here.
John P. Williams is over from the
Italian which Killorin brothers are
successfully operating. The entire
| force is expected in for the weekend
and to take in the barbecue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Starr are to go
on trip to Stanley basin, Alturas and
| Red Fish lakes, starting Saturday.
Mrs. George Snyder will accompany
them to her home in Stanley basin.
The George Kern family at Gibbons
vile has as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
}. n. Buehlin and family of Logan
and John knoch of Phillipsburg. The
visitors are greatly enjoying them
selves.
Edward P. Hines and son Eddie are
at Pocatello where they were called
for a family reunion, including
Richard Hines and other relatives
from Ogden. Mrs. Hines of this city
was unable to leave for the meeting.
Gus Mulkey has returned to his
/ Leadore home after long siege with
| spotted fever which brought him to
| Salmon for treatment. He is we'll on
the road to complete restoration to
health and vigor. Mrs. Mulkey was
with her husband throughout his dam
gerous illness.
Salmon's largest social function of
the summer was a bridge party given
/ Thursday afternoon by Mrs. William
c. Doebler and Mrs. Frank n. Have
mann at the Doeber home. There
were seven tables in play, occupied
by the following guests: Mrs. Z. T.
Vincent, Mrs. w. c. Mccormick, Mrs.
J. H. Wright, Mrs. F. S. Wright, Mrs.
G. B. Quarles, Mrs. Alex Livingston,
who is visiting Mrs. Quarles from
Boston; Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Pipes,
Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. R. w. White, Mrs.
Irwin, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Dufresne,
Mrs. O'Connell, Mrs. Arnold Heidner,
Miss Dering Greene, Miss Lena Shoup,
Mrs. Canes, Mrs. Appleman, Miss
Ryan, Mrs. Bellamy, Mrs. Melvin,
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. A. }. Herndon,
Miss Laura Shoup, Mrs. Casterlin and
Mrs. Growing. Mrs. Bellamy and Mrs
Pipes won score prizes and Mrs. Vim
cent and Mrs. Mccormick honor
guests prizes.
A letter received from Miss Amy
Kelly Of the university extension de-
partment informs the Home Econom-
les club of Salmon of an intended visit
here the latter part of August. Miss
Kelly will be accompanied by Miss
Madge Reese of the States Relation
Service, Washington, ID. c. These
ladies will give splendid talks on top
les along the line OF work in which
they are trained and of special inter
est to women. 1t is planned to have
a picinc on Island park for the Home
Economies clubs of the county to
which the Woman's club and other
womens organizations will be invitei
to hear Miss Kelly and Miss Reese
talk. In the afternoon of the same
day the ladies will go to the home of
Mrs. D. A Smith for cooking demon
strations. The date of this gathering
will be published later. On Wednesday
the Salmon Home Economics club met
at the Farm Bureau office with thir-
teen members and one guest present.
Guide patterns were made. The club
will not hold d meeting during Aug