The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-08
ATHOL

they Will enjoy a months rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Oldham visited
relatives In Spokane Bridge the great.
er part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Kleebergel
went to Spokane, Monday, to visit
old friends and neighbors they knew
10 Iowa several years ago.
Miss Laura Clark went to East
Greenacres Monday evening to visit
her sister for couple OF weeks.
The girl twins born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George Williams on the Rim.
rock, last week, both died.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Buckley of Madi.
son were Athol shoppers, Monday
afternoon.
Axel Anderson. who owns a l6O-
acre farm near Bayview. transacted
business In Athol on Friday OF last
week.
Mrs. ]. B. Peterson and son, Don,
went to Spokane Tuesday noon, where
they will remain visiting friends, un.
til Sunday.
The Ladies' aid served Ice cream
and cake in the council room on
Main street last Saturday afternoon
and evening.
!, Thomas CASTOR OF Rathdrum was
''dishin9 out" medicine in the Athol
drug store one dav this week, during
the absence OF Gene Studey, who has
gone on his summer vacation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Skeel of Menomo.
ME. Wisconsin, arrived last week to
make an extended visit at the home
of her son; Carol Skeel, our post
master.
Ernest Williams has been appointed
postmaster OF Corbin. Ernest is a
number one young man, and Uncle
Sam could not have awarded the
place to a better. nor q more con.
sciencious one, than he.
Will Parret was over from Spirit |!
Lake, Saturday night, in an auto, to
meet the fast train on the ST., on
which Mrs. Barrett and three children
returned from two months visit
with Mrs. Barrett's mother in Iowa.
DR.. s. SsSOn OF the University of
Ohio, and Mrs. Sisson,
who have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
". II. Oldham OF Corbin, have re-
;urhed home. DR.. Sisson Is a brother
II Mr.. Sisson who was recently
chosen to head the educational sys-
eM OF the state OF Idaho. Mrs.
'isson is a sister OF Mr.. Oldham. |,
The Athol school board has let the
contract to Frederick Wright of Spo-
tane to install four Smith Hero
heaters and ventilators Ia the public.
chool OF this place. The interior or
he building will be calcimined and ;
'arnished throughout. This is an
improvement that has been needed
yer since the building was erected.
James Neaville has sold his store !
'u:ldinR at Corbin tn w. r. Oldham,
nd his stock OF general merchandise
o AL Williams, who have already
aiken possession. Mr.. Williams is
n; old time merchant of Athol and is
FELL and favOrably known throughout
lootenai county. and we predict that
hese two estimable men will get
ig trade for miles around Corbin.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James NeavilIe and
We children Of COrbin left for their
ew home 10 Spokane the latter part
last week. Mr.. Neaville has been .
he merchant and postmaster at Cor.
10 for the past year. He has &C.
opted a position As travelling sales.
ian for wholesale grocery store,
ith headquarters IN Spokane. The
ell wishes OF all Cnrbin and Athol
eople so with this family to their
ew place OF abode.
Several Athol people drove over to
pirit Lake, Sunday. to hear the
cture Of the great socialist speaker,
ictor L. Berger OF Milwaukee, ex-
'ngressman. Everyone speaks very
ghly OF the speech. Mr.. Berger is
man of fine physique; he is a pleas.
It. affable, and very intelligent 4
ate Of Ohio, city Of Toledo L