The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-02
FRANKLIN ITEMS


Mr.. and Mrs. Lake and daughters,
spent Sunday at Mrs. Frank Brown
ing's.
James Evans, formerly of Franklin,
but now of Roseberry, Idaho, is visit
ing friend here few days.
Mrs. George Flory was calling on
Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Browning Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Joseph Dickens has been very
i'll for some time. He is some better
at present.
Anna Mary Browning gave birth
day party to her friends last Friday ev-
ening at her home. About thirty
young people were present. After an
evening spent in playing various in
and outdoor games refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served, which
was much enjoyed by all. After sup
per all departed wishing her many
more happy birthdays.
The Misses Dickens were shopping
in Nampa Tuesday afternoon.
The party of six young people who
went to Garden Valley returned home
Thursday evening, after spending a
most enjoyable ten days vacation in
the mountains.
Anna Dickens spent Thursday night
with Mae White.
Mae and Orville Miller visited their
sister Mrs. Henry Shaffer in Caldwell
Friday ewing.
The Mesdames Belts were callers at
the Kinney home Thursday afternoon.
Amy Apperson from near Caldwell,
is staying at the Anderson home
Anna Dickens and Mae White were
shopping in Caldwell Thursday after
noon. ''''7 ' '-r -'
Miss Jennie Gosnell from Lone Tree
is staying with Mrs. Kinney during
haying. '.-
Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Will Nc Don
aid of Caldwell, spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Lee Richardson. Mrs.
Marks is sister of Mrs. Richardson
and Mrs. Mcdonald is just here from
the east for visit.
Charlie Smith had the misfortune
to catch his hand in an alfalfa mill one
day last week. His hand was badly
crushed and ont finger had to be am
putated. -.....
Lloyd Stilwell, formely of Franklin
but who has lived in Peaceful Valley
of late left Thursday for Nordhoff,
California to visit his sister, Mrs. J. c.
Fordyce. ..... -......
Mrs. Lee richardson and Mrs. Staley
visited friends and relatives in Cald-
we'll on Wednesday. ...
Mrs. c. I. Faris visited with home
folks the first Of the week.
Mr.. Turner is cutting grain for Mr.
richardson. Most of the grain has
been cut in this vicinity.
Mr.. Schriner returned from Vale
Oregon, Saturday. but expects to go
there to work again soon.
Mrs. Henry Dickman and children
made business trip to Nampa Tues
day morning.
Mrs. N. K. Smith is just recovering
from very severe attack of the grippe
Miss Mary Mechanism had the
misfortune to lose her coat Sunday
evening. Any one finding tan col
pred coat will, please return it to her
Miss Clara Stickler Of Nanpa, i.
visiting at the N. X; Smith home.
The topic for the Christian Endeav-
or lesson next Sunday evening will
be a temperance lesson. Mrs. Ora
Cove will be- the leader. - ~-' "a !" 5
Miss Nellie Browning is visiting
near Middleton at the home of Mr.
Lake. -'1'-aasa--~ 4----szs--44ss.
Mrs. Robinson's sister, Leila Peters
from Arlington, Montana, has come
to spend the summer with her.
Mrs. Helen Tyers spent Sunday
with Mrs. Matthews.
Mrs. Turner's sister, Mrs. Snyder o.
Boise is staying with her at present
Mrs. Turner is not very strong since
her operation. .eqs 81, ~a-
There was not very large vote a
the primary Tuesday.
Dorothy Kinney and Ellen Dickens
went to Star Sunday morning.
HOMEDALE ITEMS
George Robertson and II. c. Nc
Wicker of Mountain Home were. look
ing over flume location in the Gem Ir