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love, that's queer" frowned War
rem. I'D have sworn 1t was on this
street"
Gould that be it-down there
where those lights are?"
mo. II was dingy little place.
Come on. let's try the next block"
They turned into another narrow
dimly-lit street which ended abruptly
a little further on. II was these un-
expected turnings and blind passages
that. for Helen. made the London
streets SO full OF charm.
Warren paused before a low door
way. over which hung a quaint
wrought-iron lantern and a swinging
sign Higgins Wine Room. Est.
1919"
Here we are; here's the place." as
he pushed open the door.
Inside the walls were lined with
huge wine casks. and the air was
pungent with the odor Of wine-soaked
wood. There were a few bare tables.
a sawdusted floor. a long bar and
some sporting prints. yellowed with
age.
How about this? Real thing. eh7
Now what do you want-port7"
Ports too sweet" objected Helen
Not the kind you get here. 'Oporto
Port, 1879" reading the label on one
OF the casks. ''That1l about do for
us"
The harmaid drew the port. and
gave them couple OF watercress
sandwiches from under a glass dome.
How about that for color" War
rem held up his glass. THAT dry
enough" slipping II. Couldn't get
that port at home al any price"
Helen vas taking in every detail
OF the bar. with its shining glasses
and polished brass 10 was the first
time she had ever been in a barroom.
although I'm London they are frequent.
ed by women OF all classes.
On the end Of one Of the casks
vas tackled ? conspicuous war poster.
YOUR KING AND COUNTRY NEED
YOU-A CALL TO ARMS.
An addition % 10000 men 10 his
Maiesty's regular army r. Immediately
necessary In the present grave emer.
Rency
Lord Kitchener IA confident that
this appeal will be- a. once responded
70 BY all those who have tho safety
of our empire A. heart
Pull Information can be obtained al
any postoffics IN the Kingdom
GOD SAVE THE KING.
Although Helen had seen this same
bulletin posted everywhere. u seemed
curiously out Of place In the qulet,
peaceful seclusion Of this quaint old
tavern. with ia atmosphere Of Dick.
ems London.
Would Jon think she'd wear 80
many bracsiets7" whispered Helen.
watching the barmaid draw a mug Of
foaming ale
"Oh. they all wear string OF
bracelets. and they're strong on hair
puffs. But they're all rlght-a bar
maid over here a. just a. much re-
apected a. a stenographer or clerk {"
Yet the men all talk 10 her" FOR
two men we're lOunRing over the bar
IN leisurely conversation.
Sure. she talks 10 the customers
that's part o. her JOB But no Eng.
hshman ever gets fresh with = bar.
maid. She wouldn't stand FOR BE-"
"Oh. Warren. look What
beauty," a. q huRe maltese jumper
down from the bar and stalked ma
jesiically ACROSS tho saVdusted hoor
With coaElnR. KITTY. kitty. kitty
Helen held out a BIZ Of sandwich. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-12

she was shocked to find they played
for her what they termed American
songs. such as After the Ball" etc.
She was Mortified and said they were
not American songs but by an Ameri-
can composer. When she visited
Msxwellton she was so inspired
with the peoples view of clean songs
that she sang Annie Laurie" as never
before. In fact. Mrs. Morgan said. no
country produces for their love or ma
tive songs such vile ragtime as Amer
lea.
Mrs. Morgan's grandmother was Su-
san Kirby OF this city. who went with
her husband as pioneers into Wis
consin and Mrs. Morgan states that
nothing in her possession does she
value so much as the good. sweet. true
songs which were sung at the Preside
OF her ancestors She has them all
and they will be passed from gener-
alton TO generation az an inspiration
Tor good for the whole family as a part
OF the Library OF the Home" II Is
hoped Mrs. Morgan will be heard here
soon again. so all mothers may be
able 10 hear her for she IL certainly
one OF the most charming women who
has entered our midst for some time
The wives Of the Panhandle Fedora
tion club and members Of the Pris-
ella Improvement club OF Waddineton
have shown their colors and capabili-
~ OF choosing that which will tend 10
make good homes within the rural
districts by having such a cultured
woman appear before their families
on the subject which IL one Of thS
most important 81 modern times.
Many music critics and officers OF
the Woman's club and other clubs 81
this city were present ~ tho meeting
and enjoyed the rare treat Of lecture
and song. Men and women alike ap-
preoiated Mrs. MorEan's demonstra-
ton
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EauaI suFraa. Leanu,

Tuesday afternoon ~ 2 80 O'Clock
tho Equal Suffrage league will meet
AZ the residence 81 Mrs Leouis Hork
heimer al Kenwood Place. Echo Point.
The meeting has bcen arranged for
the women out the pike and Triadel-
phia district. which includes Leather
wood. Glenwood. Woodsdale. EdFwood.
and Pleasant Valley. An informal
program Is planned. a. follows.
Women In Peace" Miss Pauline
Horkheimer. Suffrage In California. 3.
Miss Christine Arnberg Of TaJalls
Cal. New Plan OF ORGANIZATION. =.
Miss Florence Hoge All women are
urged 10 attend and tell whether or
not they are for woman suffrage and
WHY
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Music Department.

The Music Department OF the wo-
mans club. OF which Mrs. Puiius Pol
lock T. the able chairman. will meet In
their study hour al 2 o'clock Wednes-
day. This meeting Will be held In the
\. o. u. W. rooms. Musical History
and General View Of Music" Is the
plan OF music 10 be studied. The Music
Department meets every second Wedncs-
day Of the month and have their rccitals
on the fourth Wednesday. The program
will appear In the year book.
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SOCIETY
Reception For Rector.

The wives Of the members OF the
vestry OF St Matthews church have
completed arrangements for a recep-
ton to the new rector. DR.. C. Freeland
Peter. The event will be held in the
lecture rooms of the church Thursday
evening OF this week. Members OF the
vestry and their wives will be in the
receiving line and all members OF the
parish will be present. The hours are
from s to IL.
Those in the receiving line will be:
Messrs. and Mesdames:
G. 4. Aschman. b. Walker Peterson.
Julian g. Hearne. PEBBLES Tatum.
VIM. II. Burke. w. S. Brady.
j. ). Brady. Robt- NJ. Browne
James W. Ewing. A. Allen Brock.
Hullihen Quarter, J.J Holloway
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The Drama League Department will
have their first meeting this afternoon
NJ the \. q. L. W. rooms at o'clock.
\ survey OF modern European drama
will be made. Great men OF each ma
tion. Germany. spain, Sweden and Nor
way. will he interpreted by such writ
ers as Soudermann. Brieux and Will
show the trend OF drama In Russia
Italy and France. Mrs. Walter Kelly Is
chairman OF the Drama League and IL
Is becoming one of the most important
OF the Womau's club.
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v Yo, the .6 moTnins until you can buy hat
Why won't II beiliEerently.
YIN that greasy leather band In
We'll I'm not going % blow IN any
WE'VE shillings Tor a new hat. Under
s stand q 2 Nov Nov ist up about a. Here.
vest be had Just taken on
While Warren undressed. Helen got
out her travelling work box. In hurt re-
riEht-he ought not 10 wear that hat.
u might be hlled with germs.
See here I'm tired % disgorglnE
this bod every night" Warren yanted
Of the heavy bolster and the two extra
this stun and leave ~ on7'
Il did speak 10 the maid. hut she aafo
they belong 20 this room and she dfdn.t
have any place else % put then.~
Well you tell her % ind n place. or
Very well. dear. IN speak 10 he,
aEain,' conciliatorily. a. she put away
TIC work-boH and hung his wee, over =
a moment later there was LOUD
knock az the door.
What the devirs thatr- rrovi.s
warren. tying with jerk the cords on
wsr a.
NJ vas beuboy with his hat
The Eentleman'a waiting downstairs.
the mistaks-and would YOU send hi.
down. sirT"
When The boy had gone. warren slam.
med med ne door and hung Ms own hat on
There hope you're satisfied Huf D
can tell you one thlnE-lf that Johnnie
hadn't turned up with my hat IA have
worn bic The rest Of the triu-even if BE-
was sire TOO small"
But Why" began Helen
Why savaEeiy. because ~ your
internal rneddlrH@thaf whVf % that
hat band wa anI1aH q rnufH 49, III
couldn't ~ But. no. you've got 90 20
% IN thc ar you've got 20 manage
evervthinG. Didn't dream of wrarinr
that BAT ~. morrow till you started o.
row about g."
Helen, who was letting down her half
BIT her Ur with an air ~ patient enfur-
ance that irrltated him ~ tho more
hats riThf- raaufnglV Now feel
hurt and pity yourself Thafa afuaer
your role But take Do from mc. b.
YOU'D au ounce m brains Fou wnuIdu
- forever hutflnr ln A man wants f0
nianaFe he oRn affairs once in uhlter'
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MIss Eaerters Concert.

Miss Eva Egerter will give an in
teresting concert in the Elks Club.
Thursday evening. She. will be as
sisted by Mrs. Edward Stifel. who is
too well known to need introduction.
Miss Egerter recently returned from
Paris where she was a pupil OF L.
d'Aubigne and where she appeared in
many interesting recitals. Miss Eyer
ter's Wheeling friends are anxious TO
hear her and there will be a large
attendance
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sRIoeEPoRr LAO INJURED.

Leo Wright Of bridgeport. r. improv.
Ing at his home from injuries received
saturday evening a. the corner Of
Twelfth and Market streets. when he
was hit BY an automobile driven BY
walter Rogers. The boy was crossinA
the street just below the intersection
which u IN violation Of the traffic ordi.
nance. He was removed 10 his hons
following tho accident While MS In.
jurics are painful they are not a. all
serious
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Island Literary club.

The first meeting OF the Island Lit
erary club will be held on Tuesday even
ing az the home of Mrs. Elmer Beide-
this year will take up Germany as
study. using the Ray View course. -Four
chapters in one OF the text books viii
be read. These will include the early
history OF Germany. pictures in the
Bay View magazine will he shown.
Delegates will be appointed 10 the con-
Vention at Parkershurg.
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For House Guest.

Mrs Reed McCulloch Baird enter
tained a number of her friends with a
sewing party Saturday afternoon. The
affair was given for her house guests
Mrs. Margaret Grey and Miss Geral
dine Scott, OF Pittsburgh.
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On Tuesday evening the members OF
the business Women's Bible Class will
meet Tor the first time this season. hav-
ING a special supper and rally at the Y
w. G. \. All the members OF the class
are invited TO come. supper will be
served at 6:l5. costing that evening
20 cents.
IL Is expected 20 have Miss McCorkIe
one OF tho national secretaries VII fs
Nlsiting In the city. TO be present at that
meeting. outline OF the years work
ana the present plans for the winter will
be discussed.
All those who can come are requested
70 ieaNe their names at the office OF
the y. W. g. a. or with the offieers ~
the Bible class
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Halloween Party.

The Carroll Club will entertain its
members with Halloween party.
"Wednesday evening. October 2s. Miss
Julia Feinler is in charge and will be
assisted by an able committee.
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woMENs CLUE CALENDAR

Monday. October I2-Drama League
department. Mrs. Walter 5. Kelley,
chairman.
Tuesday go Equal Suffrage League.
Horkhetmer home. kenwood Place.
Wednesday, October I4-Music de-
partment tstudy hour. Mrs. Julius
Pollock. chairman.
Friday. October is-Current events
department. Mrs Charles J. Proud
foot chairman All these meetings vii,
be held at , o'clock In the A. o. l.. w
hall.
f. Tuesday. october 13-Island Literary
club Mrs r. Beideman. South Penn
street.
Friday. October 16-Woman's club.
Moundsville Hostesses. Mrs. J. A.
Bloyd and Mrs. j. r. Dudley.
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10 Pennsyivanls FederstIoo.

Mrs Julian G. Hearne. Miss Cecilia
speyer and Mrs. = G. Ewing viii
leave today for Pittsburgh where they
will attend the Federation Of Women's
Clubs. Mrs. Percy pennebacker viii
speak Tuesday Elaborate receptions
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Last Thursday evening was the first
meeting Tor study OF the q. n. A. Bible
class. good number Of the girls at
tended 90 plan quite an enthusiastic cam
paign Tor the winters work All young
women who were formerly members Of
the elias and others who might like 10
join 80 az TO be ready before the OPEN
INK or the new building are cordiaIIv
invited 20 attend ~ this. the opening OF
the new years work
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me classes who are meeting for study
In the ghborhoods IN the city are re-
quested 20 send In the reports Of the
meetings and the places on the NEXT
mectinE, - soon as possible. each week
% nelptul % visitors and members 10
know the place 81 meeting b. the nsus-
paper announcements
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Bible class Will meet with Mr.. Nc
tuilaugh - Fifteenth st. Monday even
ing % O'Clock Miss Iafferty Leader
on Friday evening ~ the v W. G A
ihfre was great meeting ~ the younR
women reprcsentiug the different Indus
tfial centcre 81 the city. NJ was the
purpose n the meeting 10 present anew
the plans Of the organization Of the
clubs 81 Industrial Girls az the Y. W. n
= Tor good Fellowship and promotion 81
so,lal ana religious activities.
Ihfrr were young women from the
NeurelENltnc. Stamping Works and
hlocke and White swan Laundry. Zach
or the grpups q girls decided that a
club should be formed and ono rroup
began the organization that ovcnfnf
Others viii follow and % o. honed thai
soon federation u these clubs Will b.
made similar 60 those IN Cleveland
Akron. Columbus and other cities where
there are groups Of Industrial Girls
Next Friday evening the glrls will
meet again Tor good time sewing bee
WORK 40 q large mem bershlp before fIrnc
10 enter the new building
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Tomorrow is wash day; don't forget
to use some Climalene in the wash
water.
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Y. W. C. A. NOTES

bible Glasses Meet This week.
The Bible classes will BEGIN the wears
work this week with several very i'm
portant meetings
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will be given. Cadman. the composer.
is one of the musical attractions. An
elaborate program is planned.
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W. G. 7. U. BANQUET
Losing Side In Membership Contest
viii Feed" Winners and New
Members Tuesday Evening.

The losing side in the membership
contest which was recently conducted
by the Wheeling Central Union. wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union,
will serve a banquet TO the winning
side and the new members tomorrow
evening at the home OF Mrs Rebecca
Schofield at the corner of Fourteenth
and Wood streets. The banquet will
begin at 1880 p. m. and will be fol.
lowed by an interesting program.
Ask any grocer in Wheeling for eli.
malene.
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The pulp mills ~ British Columbia
are shipping pulp 70 Japan.
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Woods containing phosphatea are
neccaaary 70 sustain NE Davis pak-
ing Powder is the pure phosphate Rak.
Ing Powder. zoe 10.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-03-20
NoTUS.

4 k%%kk%f k&k<kkk%kk
Mrs. DR.. Martin came home from
Boise Saturday, where she had un-
dergone an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas are re-
ioicing over the birth OF a baby boy,
born Saturday night.
Mrs. Walter Clement has been hav-
ing trouble with an abcess on his
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews were Cald-
well visitors Sunday Little Kenneth
is much better.
Blanch Mcclure came home from
Nampa Sunday.
Mr.. Quinter attended the Caldwell
Commercial club dance Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewes and family are here from
California.
Ed Keefover was in town Monday
and from the actions of some Of the
men one would imagine this was in
Ada instead of Canyon county.
Mr.. Quinter and family and John
Almquist autoed to Parma Sunday.
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IN the Justice Court of East Cald-
well Precinct, Canyon County, State
Of Idaho, w. S. McVey, Justice.
X. G. Gilbert, Plaintiff,
Z. G. Sloan, Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greet
ings to the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear in the above entitled court, to
be held at my Office in the said pre-
cinct, in the City of Caldwell, Idaho,
in the above entitled cause, at ten
o'clock a. M, upon the 18th day OF
June, 1914, and answer plaintiffs COM
plant on file in said court, or plain
ttt wall take judgment against YOU
as prayed in said complaint.
The said action is brought to re-
cover from you the sum of Three
Hundred Dollars ($3OOO0), with in
terest thereon at ten per cent per
annunl from the 4th day of Decem-
her lgl3, alleged to be due to the
sad plaintiff, upon a certain promis-
sorry note in the sum of Three Hum
dred Dollars, made, executed and de-
hyeTed by you to the said plaintiff.
at caldwell, Idaho, on the LIST dav OF
october, 1912, due one year after
date, interest thereon from date al
che rate OF ten per cent. per annuin
no part of the principal of which said
note, nor the interest thereon, has
been paid, except the sum of Thirty
hive Dollars ($3SO0), interest paid
thereon on the fourth day of Decem-
Der, 1918; and the sum OF Fifty Dol
lars ($50O0), attorneys fees.
Witness my hand this 18th day of
March, 1914.
w. S. McVEY,
Justice of the Peace.
JACKSON & WALTERS, Attorneys
Tor the Plaintiff, residence, Cald- |
well, Idaho. MO a54
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F1NNEY HALL NOTES


Six Of the Finney Hall girls took
part in the operatta given last Friday
evening at the Huree theatre.
Miss Merle Richie and Miss Winnie
Parke spent Sunday at their homes.
Mr.. Murphy's brother, Z. H. Muir
ply OF Payette, spent Sunday visiting
at Finney Hall. This is the first visit
he has made here since the Murphys
moved to the hall.
The Misses Charlotte Swatman and
Grace Paul entertained Mrs. T. f.
Walker and daughter, Miss Lillivie at
dinner last Sunday.
Miss Helen Hawkes. entertained her
friend, Miss Marie Freehafer of Coun-
Gil, Idaho, at dinner at Finney Hall
last Monday Miss Freehafer is at
tending the Idaho Industrial Insti-
tute at Weiser.
A delegation of girls from the Idaho
Industrial Institute visited the college
buildings on Monday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Fox, the Y. w. c.
A. student secretary for the north
west, was a visitor at Finney Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Grace Paul took part in the
Blatchley oratorical contest Tuesday
evening. She received second place.
Miss Margaret Nichol was a guest
at dinner party at Mrs. Cleaver's on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Winnie Clarke took supper at
the D. A. Clemens home Tuesday
Miss Anne Clemens was a dinner
guest at Finney Hall on the 18th.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. r. Shepherd OF
Twin Falls, Idaho, have been visiting
their daughters, Misses Ruth and
Helen, this week.
Miss Butler, who is a member of
the Y. w. C. A. board, has been here
with the Y. w. girls this week. Miss
Butler is one of the national secre-
taries of the Y W. c. A. She comes
from New York City. Her visit was
very much enjoyed by the girls and
others who live at Finney hail.
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NOTICE.

On the 10th day OF April, 1914, at
:: 80 p. M, at the Pentecostal Church
O. the Na4e:.r of Caldwell, located
on the corner of 5th Ave. and Denver
1t. in tie cit, of Caldwell. Idaho.
there will be meeting of the mem.
bers of said corporation for the pur-
pose OF voting on the question as to
whether or not the trustees of said
corporation shall be authorized and
directed to mortgage the following
described real estate belonging 10
said corporation, to-wit: Lots one
and two in block FIVE, City of Cald
well. Canyon County. Idaho.
w. II. GAINEY,
Pres. Board of Trustees.
JOHN A. SHAVER.
- - Sec. Board of Trustees
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
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Botkin-Harmon Drug Co. m20
Flour $l.O0 per sack. Hanna & Co.
p. +. Smith was at Nampa Mon
day transacting business.
The place to buy your Easter Bon
nets is at the Vogue Millinery ml20
You are always sure of getting just
what you want when you want it
by ordering Of Baker & Harris. ml327
Sunday Miss Ennice Crawford and
Mr.. Justin Ramey were married in
this city at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Craw-
ford. The happy couple will make
their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Westcott, Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Sutton and DIR. and
Mrs. | ID Blondell visited at Parma
Thursday of last week They went
by automobile and had very pleasant
trip.
l.. ]. Ross returned from New
Meadows Monday. He went to New
Meadows in response to the summons
of the county commissioners of Adams
county, who wanted him to design
and estimate the cost of some new
bridges the county has in view.
Chas. Harley Jr. OF Emmett is in
Caldwell. He has here on display a
large line of trees from the Hartley
nurseries.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Keller very
pleasantly entertained the members Of
the mems bible class of the Christian
church and their wives, Tuesday eve
ming. Games were played, confer
ence on Sunday school matters was
held and refreshments served.
Mrs. Alice Brown died at the hos
pital Sunday. She has been sick for
some time. Mrs. Brown was brought
here from Emmett and was about
90 years OF age. The funeral was
held from the Jones undertaking par
lors Wednesday afternoon.
Messenger and motorcycle delivery.
Quick service to any part OF the city.
Service in city limits 10 and l5c; out
side city limits 25c and up.-Cylde
Wooley, Office C. w Froman's gar
age. Phone AZ. m20-a24
Miss Helen Case was guest at the
home Of Mrs. f. NJ. Robertson at
Nampa Sunday.
trouble with his right hand during the
past week. Blood poisoning result
ing from a bruise.
9NL. vi dHulid III TIC Lear boy
Graduate" next Tuesday evening.
Dear old lady. Times has changed
since she was a gal"
If anyone wants style, quality and
price in Millinery, it's found at the
Vogue Millinery Parlors. MO
The place to buy your Easter Bon
Monday evening just as DIR. Carrie
Dresser and her mother, Mrs.
Wheeler, returned from drive, an
auto whizzed by. frightening the horse
throwing Mrs. Wheeler out, breaking
her right arm just above the elbow.
In her attempts to hold the horse,
Mrs. Dresser was thrown to the
ground, the fall breaking her nose.
The injured ladies were taken to the
Canyon hospital where their wounds
were dressed.
Mr.. Claire Barker has returned
from Ontario where he has been for
two weeks past invoicing stock OF
for Cakes Bros.
Miss Ollie Slater Of Meridian is in
the city visiting at the home of Mrs. |
]. A. Dement,.
Messrs. o. NJ. VanDuyn and Frank
Breshears were at Payette Tuesday |
to attend the funeral Of the late A. B. |
Moss of that city.