The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-25
PEACEFUL VALLEY

School closed Tuesday with de-
lightfu1 picnic at the school house
Miss futile arrange thread, which
caused no end of merrfment and also
the peanut hunt and the post card
] fortune telling amused everyone: and
the races were thoroughly enjoyed
by everyone present Verna Kelly
won first prize for having won the
most point in the girls class; How
ard Stilwell won first in the boys.
Dottie Mulch won first in the inter-
mediate and Glenn Allison won the
boys. Thursday closed one of the
most successful terms of school
Peaceful Valley has ever had. Miss
futile having given entire satisfac-
ton, and has successfully taught the
9th grade in addition to the other 8
grades. Her work speaks for itself
| in the fact that every pupil passes the
| examination in the entire school OF
an enrollmentof SO, with the excep-.
ton of three being conditioned. A
picnic dinner added fifth climax
to one of the most enjoyable events
P. V. has ever known.
Mrs. o. V. Allison and Mrs. Nc
Cormick enjoyed visit with their
father Mr.. Kelly of Caldwell, a few
days last week.
Rev. Guy Kelly preached at Warm
Springs last Sunday to an appreciat-
i've audience.
o. o Allison lost one of his mules
last week.
Seven little girls friends of Mss
Anna Smith helped her celebrate her
eleventh birthday by planning COM
plete surprise for her Friday, thel8th. |
The afternoon was spent in various |
games. Those present were: Dottie
Mulch, Letha Lawrence, Hazel Kel-
ly, Winifred Stilwell, Beryl Tarwater
and Beatrice Amesbury.
King Brown and his helper, of Sun
ny Slope aretoing assessment work on
his claim across the river.
Mrs. Tarwater was visiting friends
in Nampa Monday and Tuesday.
The pie social at the school house
Saturday evening was we'll attended.
The school question was discussed
pro and con and was left to be decid-
nounced that all interested in the gar
den and corn contests to report at the
Grange Saturday evening, when the
final arrangements will be made. d
Mrs. Amesbury was the honored
guest of the Embroidery club of Sun
~ Slope last Wednesday at the home
If Miss Martha Dugdale. A delight
ul time was spent, Miss Dugdale
erving a delicious three course lun-
heon Misses Mary Whitman and
Anna Rogers assisted in serving. The
aides of the Slope are fine entertain
RS and we'll worth getting acquainted
With.
Misses Elinor Prosser and Ruth
hutch were Caldwell visitors over
sunday and attended the organ re-
ital. They were the guests of Miss
Hazel Mulch.
Mr.. McCabe is doing things at his
anch by having his hills terraced
nd set to fruit trees. Mr.. Root is
elping him set $40 trees which add
realty to the beauty of his place.
F. NJ Conroy has been having all
nds of garden Sass" from his green
ouse.
Ditch Riders Montgomery and
teffin have been working all week to
let the bitches ready for water. The
vater came Saturday, but only part
he way in the Conroy, as the squir-
els had tunneled the banks so that,
Though there was only Is inches of
1ater coming. it broke many times
uests at the Stilwell home Sunday.
There will be a Sunday school con-
ention at the school house April u.
Mrs. Mccormick was a Sunday
isitor at the Tarwater home
Mrs. Clark and children were all
ay visitors at the Stilwell home one
ay last week
Howard Bracket caught an 80 pound
turgeon at the Nampa ferry last
'eek.