The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-22
FRANKLIN ITEMS.

Franklin district was well represent
ed at the Wyke auction sale, nea
Caldwell on Tuesday.
Mr.. Dickens was a caller at H.
Downs Sunday afternoon.
| Mrs. Lee Richardson is improving
very slowly from her recent illness
and continues to be about the sam,
as at the last writing.
Mr.. Ira White, the road overseer o
Franklin district, is having a new
bridge built over the High Line ditch
near Mr.. Richardson's The oil
bridge having become unsafe for con
tinued usage.
Dickens & Miller, the popular auc
tioneers of Franklin and Greenleaf
are kept unusually busy this fall con
Quoting auction sales in various place!
in Oregon and Idaho. The past weel
they conducted a sale each day an(
| this week will conduct several.
Charles Grinm's large new hous,
is nearly completed, it surely add te
the good appearance of that corner
At present it is in the hands Of tn,
plasterers.
Charlie and Lawrence Weymouth
purchased several head of dairy cows
at the Mclaughlin sale, west of Cald.
well, last Friday.
Jerry Firestone and Edna Miller
visited at the Shaffer home in Caldwell
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Richardson marketed a load Of
turkeys and geese in Caldwell, Mon
day.
Mr.. Herbert Downs, from Boise,
spent few days the past week visit
ing his son. II. S. Downs, who is in
very poor health.
Winifred Miller has been visiting
her sitser in Nampa.
Mrs. VIM, Waters and daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Fausler, visited friends
and relatives in Boise the past week.
Mr.. Hutsell and family have moved
to the Smith ranch on the Five Mile
creek in the Fairview dwistrict, where
Mr.. De Corsey lived the past year.
Mr.. Van Slyke and family have
moved to Nampa. They came to
Idaho from California in the fall and
will reside here permanently. Mrs.
Van Syke is Mr.. H. c. Prescott's
daughter.
On Thursday of this week Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Downs will start for Long
Beach. California, for an extended
visit in hopes that the climate there
will be benefit to Mr.. Downs health,
which at present is very poor. On
their return they will visit in Arizona
and various other places of interest to
them.
Mrs. Turner, Oden and Lena, were
shopping in Caldwell, Saturday.
Mae White. was a Caldwell visitor
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Weaver and family from near
Lone Tree. visited at Mr.. Kinney's
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. ]. H. McClenahan visited at
MI. Laryicks, near Boise, recently
and also in Boise.
We are glad to hear that Albert
Kriebiel is progressing well in his
business course, which he is taking
at the Link Business college in Boise.
Mrs. E. L. Weymouth and Julia
Allen were both on the scick list the
past week, but at present are much
improved.
Mrs. Bert Kinney visited Mrs. Nc
Clenahan Tuesday afternoon,
The Franklin community are pre-
pairing to send Thanksgiving box to
the Orphans Home in Boise. Other
offerings of various kinds will be sent
to them later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClenahan and Mary
were Sunday dinner guests at Mr.. F.
E. Parke's.
Mr.. Oriville Allen and family from
Fairview. visited Sunday at Wallace
Bakers.
Mrs. Geo. Flory visited with Mrs.
F. F. Parke, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Lake and family from Middle
town, and Mrs. Pathel, from Payette,
who is visiting at the Lake home.
visited at Mr.. Frank Browning's last
Tuesday and Miss Lucille Browning
accompanied the Misses Lake home
for few days visit.
Mona Fowler spent Sunday after
church with Winnie Parke and Gladys
Allen from Fairview, with Maud Al
len.
A box supper will be given at the
Franklin school house, Friday night,
under the auspicies Of the Christian
Endeavor society. The proceeds Of
the social will be sent to the Child
ren's Home at Boise. The ladies are
all requested to each bring a we'll