The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-22
ATHOL
ESPECIAL CoRREspoNDENcE)


joyed by a large concourse OF people
The Glass Of 1914, lead by Supt G.
M. Beardsley, attended 10 body,
also the eighth grade with theil
teacher. Mrs. Smith.
Following is the program:
Graduates entrance.
Song praise God from Whom All
Blessings Flow" Congregation.
Hymn, "Let Him In''
Prayer. Rev. ]. a. Smith.
Hymn, "Scatier Sunshine"
Scripture Reading-li9 Psalm
Rev. Smith.
Hymn, "The Way the Cross Leads
Home"
Announcements for the week
Offering.
Song, choir. II Will Praise the Lord. {"
Baccalaureate address-Rev. B. f..
Koontz-Micha, 6 8. what doth the
Lord require of thee but to do Justly.
and to love mercy, and to walk
humbly with thy God?"
Solo, Sometime, Somewhere"
Zelda Roseborough, Russell
Foote, cornet accompaniment
Benediction.
Robert Baker and his mother, who
reside 10 Occur d'Aiene, were guests
last Sunday at the John McLellen
home near Corbin.
w. W. Leeper Of Occur d'Alene
was transacting business in Athol
and vicinity, Tuesday.
H. II. Rawling; was a passenger TO
Spokane. Tuesday.
We have been informed that the
train on the ST. known as the
Calgary-Spokane, will soon stop at
Athol, going both ways. This will
certainly be grand for days shop
ping 10 Spokane as we can then 70
into the city at eight o'clock ia the
morning, and return In the evening
at eight O'Clock. Athol people are
bound to take advantage of this.
AL Williams disposed OF his stock
Of general merchandise at Corbin to
w. J. Miller Of chico. Mr.. Williams
g as yet undecided just what be will
10, but for while at least he
,ontenplates taking life easy IN his
lice little home on the Rimrock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flemming of |
North Pole were Sunday visitors with
dr. and Mrs. L. T. Parker.
Mrs. Kate Parker has added several
improvements to her cottage; 1t has
'een freshly painted and papered on
he interior, a bath has also been
Installed. This makes Mrs. Parker
cry neat and cosy little home.
Mrs. j. B. Peterson went to Spo.
ane Wednesday to lid her friend.
lrs. Ellen Wallhoff .good bye" as
be left for New York city Thursday
nd ON the 2Sth, will sail for Europe
here she will remain a year, touring
be principal countries and their
apitals. Mrs. Peterson has an idea
ne should like to have gone along.
Ut says 1t was quite necessary for
er to return to Athol to finish house.
leaning, keep the weeds out 6f the
arden this summer, and TO attend To
bout hundred little chickens run
ing all about the farm.
!. ). Gault was Spokane business
'ller on Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y,snaw
TENT Sunday with relatives in Corbin
Anton Busk and Miss Jerusha
eminYton were united In marriave
lturday, May 10th, 1914, by the
ev. I. G. Hodgson at the first
ethodist Episcopal church 10 Occur
Alene. Mr.. Busk is a large land
'ner residing four miles from A thol
Is highly respected by every one
40 knows him, is good, kind. lust
d upright no m litter with whom he
ais. Miss Remington ha, been q
rY successful teacher In the schools
this county for the past several
ais, tie last two years she has
light Ia the Corbn schools.
They have already gone to house.
eping on Mr.. Busk's large farm
most OF friends join In extending to
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