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

Franklin was shocked to hear OF the
SUDDEN death of Elder S. f. Brewer oil
Fairview, who is we'll and favorably
known here. Elder Brewer was TAX
en- suddenly ill on Sunday, May 4. and
On Thursday was operated on in the
Nampa hospital where he succeumbed
to death one day later from appendi-
citis. Funeral services were held at
the Boise Valley church on Sunday,
May II, and were largely attended.
Intrement was in the Fairvicw ceme-
terry The sympathy of the commune
ty goes out to the family in their re-
cent sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haagensen were
Sunday dinner guests at Mr.. Olsen's
of Lone Tree.
John Prescott called at Mr.. Brown
ing's Friday.
Ralph Allen of Fairview called at
the Browning home Thursday.
Mr. Moore called at the Haagensen
and McClenahan homes Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Browning were Cald-
well business visitors Saturday.
Bert Kinney was calling at John
Holton's Friday.
Mr.. Moore and Ray McClenahan
hauled several loads of grain to Nam
pa the last OF the week.
LYDIA Thompson of Midway spent
Sunday evening at the Miller home.
Mrs. Chas. Grim and Helen were
calling in Star Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutsell and Bayless
of Fairview were Sunday visitors at
Mr.. Shupe's' and Mr.. Turner's and
family and Ernest Turney and family
and Tom DeCorsey's.
Maud Allen spent Sunday after
church with Mona ,Fow1e and Julia
Allen with Gladys Whiffin.
Elvin DuLaney and Earle Allen
spent Sunday at the government dam.
Mrs. Mary Grim visited her
mother, Mrs. Marks, in Nampa Fri
day.
Mrs. Parke writes from Portland
that they are enjoying themselves and
that Mr.. Prakes health has greatly
improved.
Lucille Browning was caller at the
Kinney home Saturday.
Mr.. Dickens of Caldwell, spepnt
several days of last week at his ranch.
Mrs. Galloway of Lone Tree called
at Mr.. Haagensen's Wednesday.
Nellie, Clifford and Elizabeth
Browning were callers at Mr.. McClen-
ahan's Friday evening
Jan STINT is moving into his fine new
bungalow this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schmitt and sons
were visiting at Mrs. Schmitt's pa
rents in Nampa on Friday.
Chas. Grim has been putting in con-
crete headgates on his ranch this
week
Mr.. Terry of Nampa, will paint Will
Schmitt's house in few days.
Frank Browning called at Mr.. Fitz-
ners' in the Fairview district, Friday
Ben Haagensen was a Nampa bus
mess visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Kinney spent Friday evening
at the Browning home in Fairview.
Mrs. dina and Miss Mary McClen-
ahaan were shopping in Nampa Sat-
urday.
John Nofzinger and family have re-
turned from Modesto, Cal, and are
here.
Ella Jacobs of eer Flat, is visiting
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
V. Jacobs.
Earle Allen, Earle Raney and Oden
Turner called at Mr.. Jacobs Monday
=, Mrs. Haagensen called at Messrs.
S,hupe, Jacobs and Chas. Grim's Mon
day " o"
Herbert Jacobs is taking treatments
TOR rheumatism in Nampa.
James Evans visiting with relatives
in Nampa
Edna Shupe spent Monday evening
with Ella Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Weymouth
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Faris at Lake Lowell.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Clemens were
calling on friends here Monday.
Mr.. Moore marketed load of hogs
IN Nampa Monday.
Walter Atom OF Parma spent the
week end at E. A. Grims.
Lucille Browning attended play
given in Star Thursday evening.
Mrs. Browning, Elizabeth and Cliff