The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-14
FRANKLIN ITEMS.

Out OSttSi NiOWh ~ 10 oil do vi oIIs
ma Sewers. Her death ACQUIRED ;
morning at the home of her daughte
with whom she has been making he
home for the past two years. Deaf
was due to heart failure. The funer;
services were conducted at the Frank
lin Presbyterian church, by Rev. D. A
Clemens, of Caldwell, at one o'cloc
Saturday afternoon, and was in charg
of the Robinson Undertaking Co., 9
Nampa. The remains were laid to res
in the Fairview cemetery.
Many beautiful floral offerings wer
presented to the one who has been g.
dear to us all and who has Away
lived an upright Christian life durin,
her many years of usefuleness.
She will be greatly missed in GU
midst. The daughter and family hav,
the heartfelt sympathy of the who'll
community in their recent sorrow.
George Flory and sons, Earle ant
Roy, were Nampa visitors on Satur
day.
Miss Eula Corder from Spokane
who has spent the past week at tn.
Browning home, went to Mr.. Lake:
near Middleton on Sunday morning
for a visit.
Dorothy Kinney spent Sunday with
Edna Belts.
Anna Mary Browning and Orville
Miller spent Sunday at Mr.. Shaffer's
in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat King and baby,
from near Middleton, spent Sunday
at George Flory's. Mrs. King and
Mrs. Flory are sisters.
James Evans visited with friends
in Caldwell on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Browning and Mrs. Andersen
were callers at Mr.. Shupes on Friday
afternoon, and Mr.. George Flory and
family spent Friday evening at Mr..
Browning's.
Anna Dickens from Caldwell and
Mr.. Ben Haagenson attended church
services at the Brethren church on
Sunday evening.
JOS. Dickens from Caldwell spent
Saturday afternoon at his ranch here.
Bert Kinney and Ben Haagenson
were callers in Caldwell on business
Monday.
R. B. Perry from Payette, Idaho
was business visitor in this com
munity on Tuesday. While here h,
visited with his old friends throughout
the neighborhood
Lucille Browning was a caller at Mr..
kinney's on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Brown, with her little dauph.
ter, Vera, from Boise are visiting with
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. "
Maus.
Mr.. and Mrs Browning and. Eliza
1Rfh Vyscskoso
Lakes home near Middleton.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. L. Weymouth visit
ID with Mr.. Norman's on Deer Flat,
rom Wednesday until Friday of last
week.
. Winnie Parke was visited of Mona
fowler last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Clemens have
'een visiting friends in this com
nunity recently.
The pupils of the Franklin school
Who were neither tardy nor absent ;
uring the month of January. Gram
mar room-Maud Allen, Edna Binp-
am. Gretta Bolts, Meryle Dickman.
ELLA Turner, Gladys Within, Clifford
town, Earl Flory, Roy Flory, Oden
'urfner, Vivian Within, Mary Kerr
an, teacher. Primary room-EarlI
,,aney. Lloyd Dickman, RAYMOND
turner. Raymond Fowler. Claud
ustus, Harry Gibbons, Coils Dick
nan, Wade Within. Annie Pechance.
luth Baker, Edna Shupe, Elda Stalevi
Ielen Grimm, Alma Richardson
sreatrice Gibbons. Mabei D;ctm.m
Dive Baker; Mary McClanahan
eacher.
The following is the program which
vas rendered at the Farmers Insti-
ute which was held at the church on
asst Thursday, February the 18th. and
Which consisted of day and evening
ession. The program was as fol,
ows:
1000 to HOO a. m.-The co-opera-
lampa.
Discussion-Mr. Orr, Nampa. II
ll:oo to 2:U-Potato Culture, L. L.
'oung, Nampa.
Discussion-Robert White Frank
in.
300 to l:3O-Noon Intermission
dinner.
l;3o to 2:3o-Hogs for proft-D.
hubbard, Boise.
DiIscussion-A. G. Street, Caldwell
ESQ to 4:oO-The Silo, Mr.. Slim
ON, Nampa.
Round table.
40O-Dismiss. II
Address-"The Making of Coun-
y Gentleman" by Mr.. F. E. Elliot
mo is at present a member of the
gislature of this state, formerly been
can of the Agriculture College at
loscow. The reporter did not hear
re full account of the Institute for
lis issue so will give full account of
next week.
The. Bible Class in the Sabbath
,hool will hereafter be known as the
rankin Adult Bible class
A meeting was held on FRIDAY even
q at the Charles Grimm home which i
as we'll attended. Committees were
'pointed and plans laid for the fut-
e work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs have recentlv {
owed on the Schmalhorst ranch in
is community and Mr.. Shriners who i
IS lived there for the past two
ars have moved away from this c
Unity. S
On Thursday evening of last week
E. Fou1k of Caldwell, organized
range at the Franklin school house Q
good crowd was in attendance. 30 E
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