The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-05-03

Followed then the grand parade
through the city and back to the M. +.
church. when the following program
was rendered:
Exercises at M. E. Church.
March-"Odd Fellows Frolic"-Fruit-
growers Orchestra.
Prayer-Rev. c. L. Bent.
Overture-"The Idol"-Fruitprowers'
Orchestra.
Reading Anniversary Proclamation
Bro. A. E. Gipson.
Address of Welcome-Cuy B. Mains.
Pres. Emmett Commercial club.
Song-"Before Jehovah's Time
Choir.
Welcome from Emmettsville Lodge
No. ll-Finley Monroe, P. G.
Presentation of Veteran Jewels to
members of local lodged. L. Bad
ley.
Selection-"Little Miss Fix-It"-
Fruitgrowers' Orchestra.
Presentation of Veteran Jewels to
members of Caldwell Lodge No. 10,
"A. E. GIBSON, P. G. M.
Song-"The Hills and Wales Resound"
Leslie.
Presentation of Veteran Jewels to
members of Payette Lodge No. r.
w. A. Coughanour, P. G. M.
Waltz-"Sur la Mer"-Fruitgrowers
Orchestra.
Presentation of Veteran Jewels to
members of Middleton Lodge, No
52-George w. Oylear, P. G.
Song-"Song of the Vikings"
Address-"Odd Fellowship"-Hon
Will H. Gibson, P. G.
DR.. ]. B. Burns. of Payette, wa.
elected president of the Canyon Coun
ty Anniversary association; Mr.. A. X
Stoddard, of Nampa, vice president
and Mr.. A. E. Gipson, of this city
secretary-treasurer. The melting mex
year will be in Payette.
Veteran Jewels Presented.
The follow veteran jewels were pre-
scented:
A 25-year Veteran Jewel to Mr.. w
S. Bailey and one to Mr.. P E. Engel
both of Caldwell Lodge No. 10.
| A 30-year jewel to Mr.. H. H. Nc
Manus of Payette No. %.
A 25-year jewel to Mr.. Eli H. Lark
tree, of Middleton No 81.
| A 4O-year jewel to Mr.. w. R
Adams; and 25-year Jewels to Messrs
j. F. T. Basye, Chas. Cakes. D. A
Hawkins, and Finley Monroe.
| Then came big JOY ride, viewin
the Emmett prize-winning orchard
and vineyards. Up through won
derful lane lined with sweet cherr
trees and on each hand orchard afte
orchard, mostly young-two or thre
year-old-then off into another eve
more wonderful lane. To speak 9
them as roads seems almost a sacri
lege.
Il One party was carried in the biz
fast auto of Mr.. H. K. Hartley, tn
nurseryman. The first orchard.
splendid 80-acre tract, we found b
, longed to Mr.. Hartley. Some way
on, attention was called to some fin
nursery stock which upon inquiry wa
. found to belong to Mr.. Hartley. Ant
: Their stretch of nursery stock SCENE
. to belong to Mr.. Hartley. By tn
: time the silence was growing rattle
: tense and after several miles passe
/ broken only by the smooth flow I
/ description from the lips of the drive
r someone summoned up courage
I ask who was the owner of anoth
E pretty tract of orchard which we we
E approaching. This was also Mr.. Har
2 ley's and we gave up in despair. E
Their Mr.. Hartley owns a whole !
of mighty fine nursery stock and son
a even more fine orchards, Orwell,
# said he did own them. anyway.
o Then came the rest of the program
4 Banquet at 600 p. m.
Ell 500 D. m.-Conferring of First D
IS gree at I. o. o. F. hall, by Emms
|. Degree team.
J. 500 D. m. - Entertainment und
. the auspices of Emmett Rebek
e lodge, at Pleasure club hall.
y Lack Of space forbids the dwelli
C. at greater length on the speeches
l. the church during the afternoon; I
t. splendid welcoming address OF b
IS Guy B. Mains. president of the E
n nett Commercial club; the grace
n address OF welcome from Emmett
'e willie Lodge No. II, by Finley Monr'
p. G.; the presentation addresses
ID. L. Bailey. P. G. NJ. A.-E. Gipst
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