The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
FRANKLIN ITEMS.

Mr.. Bacwood arrived here from
Ohio a few days ago for an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. ]. H. McClena-
han and family. Mr.. Bacwood and
Mr.. McClenahan are old Ohio friends.
Miss Lydia Thompson, of Nampa,
who is teaching at, Midway, was a
guest of Mary McClenahan Satur-
day and Sunday. She attended church
services here Sunday morning, re-
turning to Nampa Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clemens accompanied Mr..
Clemens to Franklin church services
Sunday morning.
Anna Mary Browning was Sunday
dinner guest of Maud Allen and Ny
rifle Dickman guest of Julia Allen.
Mr.. Kriebiel, Katie Kriebiel, Orville
Miller and Anna Mary Browning at
tended church services at the Brethren
chuch Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lee Richardson was in Boise
few days ago consulting doctor.
Mr.. Smit recently attended a meet
ing of the Presbytery at Payette, and
on last Sunday gave an interesting re-
port of the meeting.
Will Schmitt is building a new barn.
Mr.. Toloth's house is completed
and the residence of Chas. Grims is
well under way.
Mrs. Bert Kinney and Mrs. George
Flory visited at Clay Mills in Lower
Fair View Thursday afternoon.
Lett Peters, who spent the summer
here with her sister, Mrs. Robinson,
returned to her home last Friday at
Arlington, Montana.
Alton Bolts left Franklin last Sat-
urday for Moscow, Idaho, at which
place he will attend the university.
Mr.. Kinney and family and Mr..
Haageson visited at William Stoner's,
near Lone Tree, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Haageson and Bert Kinney at
tended the Fashion Livery Stables
sale at Caldwell last Saturday.
Katie Dickens, of Caldwell, spent
Friday night with Maud Could and
attended the pie supper at the Frank
lin school house.
Clyde Browning and Mr.. Kinney
went to Middleton Friday with load
of apples, which they had made into
cider.
The social which was held last Fri
day at the school house for school
purposes was we'll attended and the
sum Of $3O.l3 was realized from the
chicken pie supper and canuy' sale.
Ben Haageson is the new renter
who will live on Mr.. Stoner's eighty
acre ranch the coming year.
Lucille Browning was a caller at
Mr.. Kiney's Tuesday.
The many friends of Maud Williams
here will be surprised to know Of her
marriage to A. o. Amundson, Of Cald-
we'll. which took place at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams, in Franklin, on October 10th.
DR.. r. E. Buckley, of Caldwell, per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of relatives and q few close friends of
the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amundson spent few days at Boise
following their wedding. before 60
ing to Caldwell where they will make
their future home. and where the
groom is the proprietor Of the Royal
Cafe. The many friends both in
Franklin and elsewhere wish them
long and happy welded life.
Lee Richardson's father underwent
a minor operation at the Canyon hos
pital last week and is getting along
nicely.
Frank Watson, of Nebraska. visited
at Will Schmitt's recently.
Mrs. Grim and Mrs. Wilson, from
Nebraska, are here visiting relatives:
Mrs. Grim is Charles and Emunel
Grim's mother, and Mrs. Wilson is
Mrs. Charles Grim's mother.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety now meets at 4 o'clock. The
children are taking a great interest
in the meetings which are superin-
tended by Mrs. Lizzie Grim and Miss
Mapv MeC1enahau