The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-19
HOG CHOLERA
FRANKLIN DISTRICT
Social and Personal Items of Interest
to Many Readers,


Franklin has not been heard from
tor several. weeks, as the reporter has
been ill.
Albert Krehbiel from Oreana visit
ed home folks here the past week
MIR. and Mrs. F. T.. Parke and Mrs.
Colt are in Ustick where they are
assisting in the prune picking and
packing at that place.
Gladys Allen OF Fairvicw spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
cousin, Maude Allen.
MIR. krehbiei, and Bonnie and Katie
attended services at the Brethren
church in Fairvew Sunday evening
The {. L. society held their regular
business meeting at the church last
Friday evening, followed by a social
hour. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Miss
Lucille Browning, secretary and trea-
surer; Mona Fowler, corresponding
secretary; Miss May Miller, organist;
Clarence Allen. chorister
Mr. McEl~, in returned i,om the
hills last Friday evening to attend to
his third crop of hay. His family
and Miss Deere remained in camp.
Some of our young people attend
ed Mr.. Rottmans services in Cald-
we'll last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Weymouth spent Sunday after
noon at Ira Millers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Travis, Robert
Farley and Clifford Barnhart and the
Misses Pearle and Hettie Newman, all
from Lakeview, attended church SER
vices at Franklin last Sunday morn
ing. Meeting old friends they spent
the afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Grim in company with Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Parke and family, Mrs
E. A. Grim and family and Walter
Atom of Parma
School opened IN this district Mon
day morning with Prof Thompson
of Boise as principal and Mrs. Hol-
land OF Nampa as teacher OF the
primary department.
Nearly everyone from this neighbour
hood has been IN Emmett recently
for peaches.
Walter Atom returned to his ranch
near Parma Tuesday morning after
a short visit here at the Grim homes.
Mr.Biggs has had the misfortune
to lose all Of his herd OF hogs with
the cholera. Mr.. Weymouth has the
| disease among his herd but no deaths
have occurred as yet.
Merle and Lloyd Dickham spent
Sunday at the Fowler home.
Winnie Parke spent last week visit
ing at Rev. D. A. Clemens and with
other friends in Caldwell She will
attend the College of Idaho this year
William and Sylvania Pechance
Mona Fowler and Ruth Miller began
school duties at the Nampa High
School Monday morning.
Raymond Parke will make his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grim while
his parents are in Ustick.
Miss Herman of Caldwell, who was
the principal in the school here last
year, spent the past week visiting at
Mr.. Shupes.
Mrs Browning and Nellie and Mrs.
Ray McClenahan were Boise visitors
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
While there they spent some time at
Mr.. J. H. McClenahans and Mr..
Laryics. :,
Ben Haagensen was Caldwell
bushes visitor Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Dickens had the misfortune to
lose fine young colt last week.
Mrs. Anderson was in Nampa We'd
nesday having some dental work done.
Miss Mary Herman OF Caldwell was
a Saturday evening supper guest at
the Browning home.
Anna Browning and Orville Miller
attended church services at the Fair
view school house Sunday night.
Mrs. H. f. Allen, Julian mad Clar-
ence were visiting relatives and shop
ping ing Nampa Saturday.
% o++;a Wavr,ortb left Sunday for
Lewiston where she will attend the
state Normal school Mary Nc
Clenahan also left the same day for
the State University at Moscow where
she will study the coming term
Monroe Ollie of Marble Front was
to the Franklin church services Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McClenahan
from Boise came down Monday to
spend few days at the ranch.
Prescott were shopping in Nampa
Saturday.
Clyde Browning was up from Pay
cite Sunday.
The Misses Brownings gave fare
we'll party in honor of Miss Mary
McClenahan at the Browning home
Saturday evening prior to her leave
for Moscow. A most delightful even
ing was spent and ice cream and cake
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McClenahan were
calling in Nampa Saturday evening,
Jos. Dickens spent Wednesday at
the ranch.
Ruth Miller visited her sister, Mrs.
Henry Shaffer at Greenleaf recently