The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-16
FRANKLIN ITEMS

Mrs Brown and Mrs. Orville Allen
from Fairview, spent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Kinney.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown are the
proud parents of seven pound baby
girl, born Thursday, August the 9th.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
| Mr.. E. L. Weymouth has been hav-
ing the rheumatism, but is some better
at the present time.
Mrs. Laryic and son, Paul, from
near Boise, are visiting at the McClen-
ahan home. Mrs. Laryic and Mrs. Nc
Clenahan are sisters.
Mrs. H. c. Prescott was caller at
Mr.. H. S. Browns on Friday after
noon.
Mrs Flory entertained the young
Ladies Plus-Ultra" and young
Mems Careful Cleaners" classes of
the Brethren church, at her home last
Wednesday evening, fine time was
had by all, about forty were present.
Refreshments were served at the close
of the evening.
Mae White and Anna Dickens were
callers at Mr.. John Holton's on Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs Flory and Mrs. Anderson
were visiting Mrs. Kinney last Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs Hammer, from near Caldwell,
is here visiting old friends and neigh
bors for few days. She and Mrs. f.
1. Weymouth were calling at Mr..
Whifins and at Mr.. Holton's Mon
day afternoon.
| Mr.. Hondyshells, brother and family
from Eugene, Oregon, are visiting
them.
Maud and Julia Allen visited with
Winnie Parke on Wednesday after
noon. Rose Parke spent Monday at
Mr.. Fowlers.
Mrs Henry Shaffer and infant
daughter from Caldwell, spent the
week end with her parents here, Mr..
Ira Millers.
Katie Dickens spent Sunday after
church, with Maud Gould, and Ellen
Dickens with Winnie Parke.
Mr.. Anderson's team became fright
ened while unloading hay at Mr..
Kriebiels, one day last week, catch
ing the fork on the wagon and caused
the team to become frightened and
run away. They ran for some dis
lance but no damage was done ex-
cept for the lost time.
Lucille Browning spent Wednesday
evening at Mr.. Dickens.
| Mr.. Frank Parkes received the sad
news last week that his brother living
in Oregon was dead. The brothers
death was caused from suffocation,
by entering we'll which he had been
usuing dynamite to dig it with. He
entered too soon after the dynamite
exploded, which caused his DEATH Mr..
Parkes left for that place little later,
but was too late to be present for the
funeral.
Anna Dickens spent Thursday even
ing with Mae White.
i Rose Parke will leave here soon for
Kansas, for an indefinite stay.
Miss Lottie Wilson, from Nampa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Lawerance
Weymouth.
Vivian Within accompanied Mr..
Wants home on their return to Wei
ser, after few days visit there with
them he, went up to Council to visit
relatives and spend few days in the
mountains near there. He has been
gone over two weeks.
! The Misses Millers, 'from Nampa,
visited at the ranch over Sunday.
! Ralph Allen from Fairview visited
relatives in this neighborhood on Sun
day evening.
/ Robert White has been thrashing
clover seed the past week, which is
reported, made good yield and is of
good quality.
Some of the young people planned
and carried out surprise on Mae
Miller, at her home. Saturday night,
in honor of her twentieth birthday.
A good time is reported.
There was another surprise on Mr..
richardson Saturday night but the
writer did not get the particulars of
this party.