The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-21
&e college Of 9daho
july ROBERTSON, Editor

til Monday visiting his parents.
Miss Leora Peter will spend few
days with her parents at Parma.
All of the College chaps have re-
ceived cards from the friends they
formed while in Mountain Home.
Miss Miller and Harrington are
preparing to spend a pleasant time in
Middleton next week-wonder why?
Carte Wood went to Boise to visit
his parents Wednesday. 1t was
rather hard to guess when Carte will
return.
Susie Smith was called home Tues
day on account of the fines of her
mother and as yet has not returned.
We hope to see Susie in school Mon
day
The dormitory tennis lawn is a
sacred place and no one is permitted
to play tennis there on Sunday ex-
cept one or two of the faculty.
A great baseball gam, took place
Wednesday afternoon between two
chosen College teams in which the in
vincibles won by a score of 16 to 8.
Leslie Shaw went home for a small
vacation Thursday morning on the
same train as Miss Mcfarland went
home on.
The Dormitory is In great mourn
ing over the loss of so many pupils
who have left the dear old place to
visit their parents.
James Ruark, James Boone. and
r. H. Davis are planning to make a
trip to Mountain Home and stay over
Sunday. Success to the boys.
Miss Edna Griffith received a card |
from Miss Finney Thursday morning
who is now viewing the sights of |
dear old Germany at Anvers.
"The Middleton Crowd" were
greatly surprised when they received
word that they would have to return
to school Thursday morning.
DR.. Knight went back to New York
last Friday in the interest of the Col
lege. We hope he sounds Rookie
Teller for 2 or hundred thousand.
Ola and Lucy Mills walked home,
about five miles, Wednesday evening,
in order that they might spend one
or two days of this week with the
folks at their old home.
The College baseball team marched
into the photo gallyery one day last
week and had their pictures taken.
The proof shows up fine looking
squad
Marguerite Short accompanied by
Pearle eileen will spend visit to the
little town of Eagle, at which place
the parents Of Miss Short live. They
are expected back in Caldwell Sun
day morning.
Raymond Sebree has been obliged ,
to leave school on account of the i'll I
ness of his father. The farm work t
must be attended to and Raymond is 7
the chap who can execute such duties T
as are thus required. II
Miss Mcfarland went to Payette C
Thursday morning where she met Q
her parents, who accompanied her q
across the country in a lumber wagon Il
to Falk's Store, the place of Miss
home.
Basket ball, where? Nowhere. It t
seems as tho the girls have forgotten h
Saturday to fix their grounds. That g
great game which the boys have U
been promised will be another farce
If practise is not more perfectly ex- A
ecuted.
Prof. Gipson has been absent from a
his school duties for the past week
On account of sickness. It is hoped
hat he will soon recover and not
only return to school but be able to ="
give his celebrated lecture in Boise
Saturday evening. M
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley at n,
he first of this school year donated
10 the library a splendid twenty-five
Tolume set Of very valuable books. h,
The Historians History of the W
World" are considered by the stu a,
tents the best in the library. I
Volney Carringer Is planning to :"
lave one of the finest lectures that M
'Ver entered Caldwell at the Assem- u
lily Hall some time next week. Fri II
lay of this week was the date set for
t, but something went wrong with N
big show. Admission IN n