The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-01-24
FRANKLIN ITEMS.

Mr.. Shupe and o. v. Jacobs at
tended the State Grange melting held
at Boise City on Tuesday.
Laurence Schmitt has been very i'll
for some time and is just recovering
from a severe attack of sciatica rheu-
matism.
On last Saturday evening about 40
young people assisted by number
of the older people, planned and sue
ceeded in carrying out surprise on
Feril Peacock, at his home near the
school house. After most enjoyable
evening spent in various games and
other past times which was greatly
enjoyed by all, delicious refreshments
of cake, cocoa and sandwiches were
served. After which all departed
homeward, declaring a most enjoy
able evening had been spent and all
wishing that Feril would see many
more happy birthdays.
Charles Grim and family were Sum
day dinner guests of E. A. Grim and
family, and Mr.. Shupe and family and
Mrs. Towers, mother of Mrs. Shupe,
were guests of Frank Browning.
Meryle Dickman spent Sunday with
Veda Fowler, and Mona Fowler and
Winnie Parke with Maud Allen.
The many friends of Carl Wey-
mouth and Lottie Wilson will be sur
prised to hear of their wedding which
occurred at the home of Rev. Deal
south of Nampa, on Saturday. January
10. 1918. After the ceremony they de,
parted for Boise, where they will
spend few days previous to their re-
turn to the groom's home on Wed.
nesday evening, where they will stay
for a short time, previous to moving
on their own farm near by, and where
obey will be welcomed by host o.
friends and who wish them long ane
happy welded life.
Mr.. Parke is suffering with severe
siege of rheumatism.
N. P. Anderson and Chas Grin
visited the school on Monday. /.
The Christian Endeavor Society vii
hold their monthly business meeting
at the church on Friday evening, afte1
the business session social time viii
be had and all members are urged t.
be present, and all are welcomed t
come and have good time with US
A Cradle Roll department will b.
organized in the church on Sunda.
morning.
A number of the neighbors ant
friends spent very pleasant evening
at the Tolleth home last Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Belts and daugh
ter, Edna, from Lone Tree, visited
Sunday at Mr.. Kinney's.
Mr.. Dickens and Miss Anna, came
out to their ranch on Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Dickens returned to Cald
we'll in the evening, while Anna stay
ed out to spend week with Mr.. Kin
ney's and other friends in the neigh
borhood.
Alvin De Laney visited Sunday
with Earle Allens
Mrs. Browning was a caller at Mr.
Kinney's on Monday evening.
The dance at Mr.. Gibben's Satur
dav was we'll attended.
Mrs. Lee Richardson has been yer,
i'll for some time past but at presen
is slowly improving.
Anna Mary Browning called at TIL
Kinney home last Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Grim and Heller
were callers at Mr.. William Shupe'
on Sunday evening.
Miss Herman spent Saturday AM
SOuuudy Will HCI NdiuWSil
she returned to Mr.. Shupe's on Sun
dav evening.
The eighth grade are taking tn
final examinations this week.
Oriville Miller was in Boise the frs
of the week, where he underwent
surgical operation for the removal o
the growths in his nose. At presen
he is getting along as well as coul'
be expected.
Mary McClenahan accidentally slip
ped on some ice while returning hom
from school duties and in so doin
fell and badly injured. her side.
Mrs. Clemens came out to -churc
services with Rev. Clemens on Sunda
morning
o. v. Jacobs had the misfortun
to loose very valuable driving mar
last week, whose death was cause
from the effects of distemper.
Mr.. Shupe has been painting an
plastering his new house the pa.
week, in preparation for his rente
Mr.. Randolph for the coming seaso