The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-02
GREENLEAF

Last week FINISHED the years worI
at the Academy. Several interesting
programs were given during the las
ten days of school. The literary SO
ciety gave a public program Of tn
highest type. The Juniors, nine IL
number, gave orations the Friday be
fore school closed. Their oration
were fine and hard to beat. Th'
Greenleaf quartette furnished music
for the entertainment. Sixty attend
ed the annual academy picnic held a
Lake Lowell on Thursday, April u
Boat riding was the principal amuse-
ment of the day and next to the big
feast was enjoyed most. Those that
attended the picnic were easily spot,
ted for several days by their sunburn,
ed faces.
The class day program was given
last Wednesday evening, April r.
Some very interesting numbers were
given at this time. Commencement
proper was held last Friday evening
The graduate were: Allen Moss. from
Pleasant Ridge; Pearl and Marie FL
lott of Star; Lura Perisho, Clayton
Brown and Ula Tucker OF Greenleaf
Allen Moss and Clayton Brown were
a tie for the scholarship given by the
Pacific College. After the orations
were given and the diplomas were
presented, DR., Boone of Caldwell,
gave very interesting and helpful
address on education The music
was especially appreciated, A. A.
Binford of Caldwell, sang solo and
the Grenleaf quartette sang three
numbers. Those who sing in the
quartette are: w. w. Binford, Harry
Hays, Ledru Williams and Clayton
Brown.
A carpet rag lacking was held at
Mrs. S. F. Hibbs last Wednesday. At
twelve o'clock all sat down to a table
that fairly groaned under the weight
of good things to eat Thos present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Few, Mrs. Bassett,
Mrs. Dimmitt, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. E.
w. Rhoades, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Will
liams, Miss Grace Bassett and Miss
Ruth Dimmitt.
Little Stanley Woodard was quite
sick week ago. DR.. Cole visited him.
Mrs M. H. Cook is able to be out
again after an illness of some time.
Frank Herlocker has bought Mr..
Antrim's store and is now conducting
business in Greenleaf.
Miss Addie Lewis is still suffering
from blood poison but is a great deal
better.
Clarence Daley and Mary Lewis
were married a short time ago. The
young people serenaded them and
were served to ice cream and cake.
They are making their home on the
Daley ranch. Congratulations at
tend them.
5. F. Hibbs has been quite sick the
past week with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Halworth of Star, was visit
ing Fred Herlocker over Sunday.
A. G. Street and family were at
Greenle3f church last Sunday. And
took dinner with Mrs. Dimmitt II
seemed good to have them with us
again A. G. is still going around on
clutches.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ]. Jester and family
came out to commencement last Fri
day evening and staid all night with
c. ]. Antrim's. Mrs. Jester remained
the rest of the week visiting here at
". S. Browns, returning home Sum
day.
There was small break in the
Golden Gate canal just north of Mr..
iHlbbs' place last Saturday evening.
The ditch rider discovered it time and
no damage was done. The break
was fixed in short time.
Miss Harper taught school last SAT-
urday to make up for lost time.
Mrs. Bass of Portland, is here Wis
iting her son, Sam Bass. She expects
to remain for some time.
Last Monday was the annual school
election. S. F. Hibbs was elected
director in Mr.. Tish's nlace.
Professor Marshall has bought 2s
acres Of the Chas. Ernst place and has
rented it to Rev. Mills, who expects
to put it corn.
Mrs. F. w. Rhoades spent the day
with Mrs. Lee Herlocker one dav last
week.
Alta Nicholson visited friends and
attended commencement last week.
Gladys Taylor was up for COM
mencement and visited friends also.
D. V. Hibbs made a business trip to
Boise Saturday.
Neal and D. V. Hibbs have been
levling for Ralph Hinshaw.
Mrs. Clarence Daley preached at
Cantral Cove last Sunday evening.
Harry Hays went to Ontario last
Saturday to preach on Sunday at the
Quaker church.
Clarence Daley taught a Sunday
school class at Wilder last Sunday in
the absence of Harry Hays, who has
accepted the position as teacher of the
Bible class there.
WILDER
Louis Hudson was badly hurt the
first of the week by being kicked by
horse nh,rsic:,., Ill