The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-15
LOCAL EVENTS.

A surprise party at the farm Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Sheffield, last night,
was an enjoyable affair. Finch. whist
aud other social games were played.
Refreshments were served, including
Limburger cheese, which was brought
by J. c, Callahan and concerning
which there was much merriment.
The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II. Sheffield, Messrs and Mes
danes ]. S. Woolery, f. A. Brown,
c. w. Dyer, Robt. Dyer, w. H. Gle
land, G. II. Klopf. ]. c. Callahan. j.
f. Fuller, D. E. Dandy, w. w. Stod-
dard, A. w. Post, 4. L. Quarles,
Mesdames d. Il. Hollister, h. S.
Wishard, D. w. Culp, Misses Bessie
Brophy, Ida Waddell, Jennie Culp,
Violet Stoddard, Faye Woolery, and
Masters Fred Callahan, Charles Dyer
and Leo Dandy.
A birthday surprise party upon Mrs
Il, P. Manorn Saturday afternoon, was
one Of the social events OF the season.
The party gathered al the home Of
Mrs. J. G. Lane and marched to the
Manor residence in body, the aur-
prise being complete. Mrs. Manor
was made the recipient OF many beau
tiful presents. Those present were:
Mesdames Cleland. Woolery, Mulledy,
Callahan, Brown, Watts, Kate Dyer,
Llbbie Dyer, f. p. Dyer, Koch, Wad-
die, Lapp, Buckley, Elelblute, Dam
BY. Feely, May Dyer, Quarles, Lane,
Larsen, Berry, Culp, Jacobs. Roberts,
McCrea, Bourn and Ashley.
On Wednesday evening occurred q
very pleasant surprise party on Miss
Lillian Keinhart at the home Of her
brother. About twenty Of the young
lady's friends attended, and with mu-
sic, singing and various games, sever
al pleasant hours were spent. At II
O'Clock luncheon was served. Those
resent were: Misses Mae, Kate, An
ME and Jennie LAWN, Blanche Brig
ger, Minnie Berry, Capitola DuttOn,
Lizzie Ersh, Emeline, Sarah aud Ida
Stoddard, Mnllie Russell, Laura Crit
tenden and Messrs Ed Sisson, Westol
Star, Homer Blanchard, Rob Manor,
HALEY Crosby, Tommy LAWN and
Fred Coon.
The consignment Of 81 Krag-Jor-
gensen rifles for Company e, arrived
from Boise, last week and at Wednes-
evenings drill the company received
its first lesson In the manual Of arms.
The next drill is on Jan. 9th.
II. d. IIydoru was released from,
the county jail yesterday, GU bail fur
nished by II. J. Borthwick. Hydorn
was hound over to the district court
in the sum Of $1,000 on q charge OF
burglary in the first degree.
Last Saturday the G. A. II. and w.
n. C. OF Rathdruin held joint Install
alton Of officers and served magnifi.
cent supper to which number Of
friends were invited.
A young man. John Linchneld,
who works at Miller's sawmill, was
severely injured yesterday, in a runa.
way. Two ribs were broken and one
ear nearly severed from his head. HI
was brought to town and placed il
the hosp tai, DR.. Wenz dressing biz
injuries.
Y FOR SALE:-24O' acres Of land il
Hoodoo Valley, Kootenai Co., i;
acres meadow, balance bench land
For information inquire ut the Rath
drum Furniture Co. DIST
Peter Joseph, the two year old sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shaner, o
this place. died Saturday morning q
, pneumonia. The remains were in
tered in Pine Grove cemetery, Mon
day afternoon at . O'clock, tn
funeral taking place from the M. Il
church. Rev. =. r. Cook ofticiated
Hats. Clothing, Shoes; the Entir
Stock Must be Sold. Come and See.
i. p. MANOR.
FOR SALE: One good work horse
coming 8 years old in the spring
weight 400 lbs. or more. Will trad
for cows or heifers.
; John Papendick
:, JanStf Ramsey, Ida