The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-25
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HOMEDALE.
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The meeting Of the Homedale
Home and school Circle Friday after
noon opened with the singing of
Lead Kindly Light" by the club.
Roll call followed and was answered
by giving household hints, many Of
which proved to be very interesting
and new to many of the members. A
solo, Kiss of Spring" was then given
by Charles Heath and fully appre-
ciated. Business matters were then
taken up The securing of the NOV
able school was discussed and mo-
ton made and carried that it be Sc
cured for date in February. The
program and entertainment committee
were made responsible for the nee
essary arrangements. The subject for
the next meeting was announced as
follows: "Childrens' Diseases" in
charge of Mrs. II. A. Snyder. Roll
call will be answers to the the ques-
ton, "How can ! keep my child well 2
The entertainment committee report
ed on the lecture course. The sub
icct of the day "Home Economics
was then taken up under the able
leadership of Mrs. Z. T. Rogers. A
very able and interesting paper treat
ing the subject thoroughly was read
by Mrs. w. H. Cess. A comic recitaI-
ton Scientific Cooking" by Mrs. J.
d. Young was enjoyed. Miss Louise
McMeans read paper on Making
Candy at Home" which was especial
" helpful as the holiday season Is
now in full blast. Mrs. E. T. Rogers
closed this part of the program with
a we'll written paper on Food Values,
The afternoons program ended witt
reading when the Old Mar
Smokes" by Mrs, Tony Freeburn
which was especially well rendered
Light refreshments were served and
social time enjoyed in.
H. A. Snyder was a business vlslto
in Boise last week.
Mrs. Delbert Fletcher returned t.
her home Tuesday after a visit o
several weeks at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Freeburn, II
Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Ganow were II
! Caldwell visiting last Tuesday.
William Cowan has gone to Port
land where he will spend the winter
Mrs. R. w. Echardt left Thursda
! evening lot HSl lOlliS a. iN"
after weeks visit here with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Rogers
Both she and Mr., Echardt will prof.
able return to spend Christmas.
The pupils and teachers OF tn
Homedale school will have week
vacation between Christmas and Me-
Years.
Mr.. George c. Miller arrived her
Saturday and will spend Christm&s
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ton
Freeburn.
Miss Alice Smith, who has bee
staying with Mrs. A. J. Lotus, lie
Tuesday for her home near Bots
where She will spend the holidays.
Mrs. George c. Miller has bee
kent at home lately while a broke
rib mended. She has almost fully r.
Mrs. c. w. Butt is slowly impro
: ing
Nampa last week to attend Gem ID
trict affairs.
ming for the Payette Valley, WIT;
she will be a guest of the George, !
Darnell home and attend the weddii
of Miss Bertha Wells and Glenn
Darnell. She will visit friends in Bol
{ before returning home.
Miss Florence A. Hall has ben ca
: ed to Minneapolis on account OF t
serious illness of her mother. She
. poets to return about January 10
!, Word has been received OF the 81
:, den death of T. A. Bean, at Null
p Idaho, on December Il. Mr.. Bean v
= the father of w. p. Bean and sp'
last winter here He made ma
). friends all of whom are very sorry
y learn of his death. r
r Mr.. Sharp, general manager OF
Ie Homedale Lumber & Coal Co,
# in town on business Wednesday,
/. Walter Magill left Wednesday