The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-16

All hats in the house at exceedingly
low prices during our 30-day sale
come in and examine the bargains
The Vogue Millinery m9-30
Ed Miller spent day in Emmett
last week.
Miss Finney entertained last even
ing at dinner in honor to the Senior
class of the College This evening
the Academic department will be
the guests of honor.
C. M. Hill of Boise, general town
site promter at Homedale, spent Sat
urday with large party of Minneso-
ia investors in Homedale, who are
looking over southern Idaho with a
view to future investments.
Mrs. Bloiller and daughter have
gone on an extended visit to Florida.
Mrs Maud Stone spent Friday in
Boise, the guest of Mrs. D. D.. Will
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams start
next week for an extended trip abroad
to be gone year or more.
The Middleton Epworth League
met at the Harsall home Tuesday
evening and elected the following Of
ficers to serve during the year: Pres
ident, Maurine Hadsall LIST, End 3rd
and 4th vice presidents being Muriel
Moberly, Pearl Shaffer, Ethel Bixbv
and Mary Hamaker; secretary Mar
tina Klein; treasurer, Edith Temple.
The stereopticon lecture on China,
which was biven at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening by Mr. Chas
Hawkes., was much enjo-ed by all
present. The pictures were unusually
good ones.
All the newest shapes and styles in
Spring hats are to be sacrificed during
or 30-day sale-you can find just the
hat to suit you if you come early
The Vogue Millinery. mo-3O
FOR Notwithstanding suite
with bath.-422 Dearborn m16-tf
At the Bungalow Friday and Satur-
day. pride of the South a three
reel feature production One of these
quaint Southern dramas. "Her Beau"
and "On His Wedding Day." two
good comedies.
Sumer normals will be held at Lew
iston, Albion and Pocatello. For a
time we thought that the College of
Idaho would hold normal for the
teachers in this part of the state, but
the faculty have decided that they
can't afford to bring in the talent that
the teachers have been used to in the
Boise normals and so have given up
the plan entirely. The summer nor
mails have been supported by state APP
priations. This year the Legislature
failed to make an appropriation for
that purpose.
The eighth grade wrote on May ex
animation on Thursday, Friday ant
Saturdav of last week An effort
is being made to get the papers grad
ed early so that each school may know
the standing of its eighth grade pupil
before it closes Many school
throughout the county are plannin,
to have commencement exercises a
which the certificates will be pre-
scented. Miss Daisy Beatty and Mis-
Cora b. Bean are assisting the count
Superintendent to grade the papers
The city schools: Caldwell, Mamma
Payette and Emmett were made indie
pendent districts of class A by the las
legislature, which amended the law s.
that a school aving 20 teachers, nov
belongs to class A. They can nov
make out their course of study adop
text books and arrange for the pro
motion of their eighth grade pupil
into high schools, independent of tn
state. Payette was the only one O
these that took the state 9Th grade ex
animation in May
The Young Peoples Bridge clu
met Friday evening with Miss Plat
the only outside guests being Mr.. an
Mrs. L. ]. Ross and Mr.. and Mr.
Fred Boyes.
Mrs. Remberg of Seattle. arrive
Sunday evening to stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Cook. whose husband
critically i'll at the Canyon hospita
Although Mr.. Cook is in very weak
ened condition he and Mrs. Cook wi
leave for'his home in Indiana Thurs
Miss Steinman and Miss Campbe
of Parma. were in Caldwell on bus
ness Saturday.
Mrs. l.. F Gaines is expecting he
sister, Mrs Ida Green and daughte
of Iowa, to spend the summer wit
her
The large stock of Spring Hats
the city to be sold during our Soda
sale-all must go. Come early in o,
der to insure the best selection I'll