The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-12-06
FRANKLIN ITEMS

The directors of the Pioneer Irri-
CATION District we're in Franklin on
last Wednesday for the purpose OF
looking over the lands needing drain
age, for the lands will be assessed oc-
cording to the benefits of drainage.
The lands in Franklin are the highest
lands in the district, therefore less
drainage will be needed in that par
ticular part of the Pioneer district.
1t seems like the land owners were
lucky to purchase their land in this
part of the district. The directors
have to view every piece of land in
the Pioneer district for the purpose
Of ascertaining the value drainage will
do the land.
Maud Gould, Kate and Eva Nor
row spent last Sunday afternoon with
Ada Maus.
RS. Madden and family from Cald-
we'll, ate Thanksgiving dinner at c. w.
Whiffin's.
James Evans, who has been at Rose
berry, Idaho, the past few months,
returned to Franklin for visit.
Lettie Weymouth, Mrs. Charles
Grim. Mrs. Parke and Winnie, were in
Caldwell Saturday. a
Paul, Mary and Helen Laryic, from
near Boise, spent Friday with Doro-
thy, Charles and Elmer Kinney.
Those who spent most enjoyable
day at Geo. Flory's Thanksgiving day.
were Mr.. and Mrs Drake and family
from Plain View, Mrs. Wine and chill
dren from near Star and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fausler and family also from Fair
View.
Calen Brewer from Fair View spent
Sunday with Earle and Roy Flory.
Mrs Bert Kinney spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Mrs. Stoner's near Lone
Tree.
Mrs. Colt and niece, Maud, and Miss
Hearst from near Nampa, visited FRI
day at Geo. Flory's. e
Mrs. Colt and Mrs. Floty are sis
| tiers.
Lucille Browning gave most en-
joyable party for 80 of her friends
on Thanksgiving evening. Following
q pleasant evening spent in various
cake and cocoa were served. At the
evenings close all departed homeward
each declaring most enjoyable time
had been had.
Maud Could is staying at the Lilly
home on Canyon Hill.
| Franklin was we'll represented at
the Traders Day sale Monday in
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layric and family OF
near Boise were Thanksgiving dinner
guests and week end visitors at the
McClenahan home.
| Mr.. VIM. Stoner and family form
Lone Tree and Mrs. Maloney from
Butte, Montana. who is a guests OF
Mrs. Stoner, at Thanksgiving diner at
Mr.. MKinney's.
Mrs. Frank Browning was a Cald-
we'll shopper on Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Flory and Mrs. Bert Kin
ney visited at Mr.. Jones' and Mrs.
Frizzels in Fair View Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Kinney and Mr.. Moore were
Caldwell business visitors on Tuesday.
Clyde Browning from Boise, spent
Thursday with home folks.
Miss Gladys Whiffin spent the last
of the week following Thanksgiving
at the R. S. Madden home in Caldwell
The guest of her cousin Helen Mad
den.
Mr. E. L. Weymouth's have recently
installey a fine new bath tub.
Mr.. Frank Berry, formerly of the
Franklin district, who did reside with
his family at Farmville, Virginia. is
back in this part of Idaho looking for
a location and calling on old friends
and neighbors. At present he is visit
ing with his daughter. Mrs. Geo. Gull
lens and family, near Fargo.
Mrs. Hunt. sister of Mrs. Laws. has
returned to her home at Salida, Colo
do, after two months visit here.
Nellie, Elizabeth and Clifford Brow
ing visited Friday at Mr.. Kinney's.
Mr.. Dickens and Mr.. Kinney butch
red number of fine hogs on Wedns-
DAY tor their winters supply OF meat