The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-14
PURELY PERSONAL

works.
Try Want ad.
G. B. Jensen and wife were Salmon
visitors last Tuesday
j. II. Calvin was in town Tuesday
from his home at Clayton.
Ted Long left last Friday morning
for short visit in Butte.
Chase A. Clark was here last Fri
day on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Calvin were
Clayton visitors here last Friday.
Joe Papetti of the Elks garage at
Salmon, was here last week on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lair were in
Mackay last Monday on mission
Of business.
Otto Centurus came own from his
home at Clayton Wednesday morn
ing on business.
Mrs. Rev. Jones is quite i'll and
has been confined to her bed for the
past two weeks.
c.. B. Jensen and wife were Mack
a. callers last Sunday-the guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. N. H. Farrell.
Cooked food sale at Rodgers Hard
ware store. Saturday 18th. 10 a. m.
for the benefit of the church.
A. Y. Miller of Salmon was here
last week on mission Of business
and renewing old acquaintance.
Bill Campbell and Bill Bernetts
left Wednesday morning for Calif'r
MIA where they will spend the winter
L. S. Niece was here last Monday
from his home at Stanley on business
before the board of County Commits
sioners.
Dave Williams, Commissioner for
District No. two, arrived last Mon
day morning to attend a meeting OF
the Board.
W. L. Hankins Of the National
Park Lumber Co., at Mackay, was
here the latter part Of last week on
business.
John McKelvey of Lost River val /
lev was here the first Of the week on
business with the Board Of County
Commissioners.
Attorney Geo. L. Ambrose Of Mac
kay came up on Wednesday morning
on business for clients before the co
unity commissioners.
Miss Viola Wallace arrived here
morning from her home
at Mackay on business with the Co
unity Commissioners. /
L. A. Hansen and wife were in town
The latter part Of last week on their
wav to their home at Mackay from
4 trip to Robinson Bar.
Marion Keyser, proprietor OF the
rexaco Service Station and Harry
3aynor, left Tuesday morning for
Salmon on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kerr and sons
4ene and Bob returned Monday from
| trip to Pocatello. They went over
and in their new Chevrolet car.
Jess Bradley and Eugene Leaton
eff last week for Oakland, Calf.
nd word has been received Lere that
hey arrived safely at their dest' Ia
ion.
ST Mourning left last Tuesday NOR
ING for California, where he will
pend the winter. He will be joined
alter by his sisters Mrs. Leaton and
Irs. Melhoan.
8 NJ Miller, commissioner from
istrict number three, was an ARRIVAL
ere last Sunday evening to attend
meeting of the Board which con-
ened in this city last Monday morn
ng.
DR.. Joseph Clothier, Eye, Ear,
lose and Throat Specialist OF Pocate
, will leave on Oct. 18th. for Phil
delphia and New York where ne
i'll visit the clinics. While in Phlla;
elphia he will attend the annual
,eeting of the American College OF
urgeons of which he is a member.
[e will return home about Nov.3rd.
Deputy Game warden Sutherland
E Mackav. is here filing the posi-
ON of Game warden Kelley while
o is out in the Middlefork country
\ business for the department OF
sh and game in reference to the
artv which left here last week Tor
lat section with a number OF dogs
it'll which they proposed to hunt
,ugar and bear.
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