The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-18
FRANKLIN

Again Franklin has been visited by
the death angel. This time he has
taken one its falrest buds, Elmo Sta
ley, aged six years-a twin son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley. He died on
Sunday night at 10 o'clock and was
buried Tuesday in the Koler lawn
cemetery at Nampa Rev. McCor-
mick, pastor of the Christian church
OF Nampa spoke the words of comfort
both at the house and at the ceme-
terry The Borrowing parents have the
heartfelt sympathy of the community
have all been suffering with siege Of
measels and this with other compli-
cations, was the cause Of the sons
death. All are greatly improved at
present.
Mrs. Shupe and Miss Herman
spent Thursday evening with Mrs
Chas. Grim.
The boys social which was post
poned few weeks. ago on account
OF bad weather, win be held at the
church, Friday night, April Is. Each
boy will furnish the supper for him
self and lady and the girls will buy
the boxes. All boxes will be sold for
Is cents. The proceeds will go to buy
material for the boys manual train
ing class. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The grammar room OF the Franklin
school will this week to prepare their
9th grade commencement exercises,
which will be held at the church some
time during the last Of May. The date
will be announced later, Mrs. Tolleth
will assist Miss Herman with the mu-
steal part of the program. This will
be the first commencement entertain
ment ever held in Franklin and we all
look forward to good program.
Mr.. Madden and Ella went to Mer-
dian Sunday to see Mrs. Madden
who is i'll at that place. A short time
ago while going to Meridian, she was
leading horse with rope and the
rope in some manner become twisted
around her finger and the horse pull
ling back, tore part of it off, which
has given her much pain. She will bt
| able to come home in few days.
Mr.. Tim Driscoll, the truant Off
GER, called at the school on Thursday
afternoon. While there he compli
mented the school very highly OF
their ercent Improvements on thu
school grounds.
There was a dance at Mr.. Wisbey!
Friday night. 1t was we'll attended
Mr.. Wisbey recently moved onto thu
old Yant place from Deer Flat.
Mrs. Tolleth and children visitet
friends in Meridian Saturday.
Mr.. Shupe and Edna and Mrs
| Chas. Grim and Helen called at Fl
E. Aliens Sunday evening.
Mrs. Newcomer of Nampa is visit
ing with Mrs. Ira Miller.
| The latest in the line of amusement
for the school children is new GRO
| quet set. Any one outside of thu
any time.
Mrs. Chas Grim called at Mr.. Nc
Clenahan's and Mr. Haagensen's Tues
day morning.
Mr.. Herwig. president of the Anti
Saloon League of Idaho, will fill tn
pulpit at the church Sunday morning
He will give temperance lecture an
one which will be we'll worth hearing
| Owden Turner was in Middleto
Friday evening.
Miss Herman spent Sunday wit
home folks in Caldwell.
| Mrs. Styles from Eugene, Orego,
an aunt of Mrs. Staley's is visiting 6
the Staley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N, X. Smith and son
Elmer and Meryl, called at tn Haal
enscn home Friday afternoon.
|, Mrs. Turner spent Tuesday afte
noon with Mrs. Smith and Thursda
afternoon with Mrs. Toleth.
, Mess visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Shupe was shopping in Nan
\ pa Wednesday morning
c Katie kriebiel called at Mr.. Brow
jng's Friday morning.
4 Mr.. KIebiel returned from low
1 where he wen to see his mother wi
was very i'll. He reports her impro
: ing.
Il Mr.. N. X Smith and sons we
i shopping in Caldwell Thursday
1. Albert Kriebel, who has been {
e tending Links Business College
Boise, spent Friday and Saturday
e home He returned to Boise Satr
IS day evening and will go from there
l. Wilson, Idaho, where he has accept
IS position as bookkeeper.
t. Ben Haagensen visited at. Mr.. Sto
r. er's in the Lone Tree district Frid
(. afternoon.
n Mr.. Earle Peacock and family, W
IS have lived in the old school buildi
ID the past winter will soon move to