The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-01-09

Mrs. John Tiede Of Belmont wa
an Athol shopper last Saturday.
Anton Busk was caller in Rath
drum between trains. Tuesday.
Joseph Prucha was In Caur d'Alen
and Spokane Monday and Tuesday.
George Shoupe was a Rathdrun
business caller between trains, Mon.
day.
q. w. Berrler was a county sea
business caller the first OF the week
Mrs. r. G. Bamber went to Spokan
Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Jake Goltz Of Astoria, Oregon, II
visiting at the home OF his sister
Mrs. John Fleming ut Corbln.
Al Williams, merchant uf Corbin.
was q Spokane business caller the
6rst Of the week.
Ole Bourgardt returned from Spo-
kane, Tuesday, where he had been
since before the holidays.
J. b. Peterson transacted business
at the county seat, Monday, and at
Spokane. Tuesday
The Methodist Episcopal church
people are holding revival meetings.
Mrs. j. G.. Ganlt was a Cnur d..
Alene visitor the latter part OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Rawlings are
10 Spokane this week at the bedside
OF a brother Of Mrs. Rawlings, who is
very seriously III.
Mr.. Maltby OF Spokane was guest
over New Years and last Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Rawlings. He is Mrs. Rawlings,
father.
Mrs. WIN. Brackin had as her
guests for several days last week Mrs.
7. NJ. Wood and daughter, Alice. Of
Elberton, Wash.
Miss Irene Murphy, who taught the
Intermediate room in the Athol
chool last year, but teaches in Cnur
i'Alene this year, visited friends here
everal days last week.
The Athol band held It's tirst meet /
ng for the New Year last Tuesday
venlng. 1t has been very successful |
he past year under the leadership OF
!. Oppliger. Sam Hays Is president
nd Carol Skeel, secretary and treas
rer. A new member was admitted.
bon Peterson, who will have the
onor OF being the youngest in the
and-nine years old. This young
ian was made very happy Christmas
y receiving y fine brass cornet from I
Is parents. Following are the mem.
ers and the instruments they play:
:. Oppliger, L. Clarinet. Band
lsster; NJ. A. Rawlings, B. Clarinet. |
. L. Moore, B Clarinet; Louis Ben.
EFT, b Clarinet; Don Peterson, B
ornet; Russell Foote, B Cornet; ,
rank Bennett, B Cornet; C. L.
Keel. Alto; G. W. Clark, Alto; Paul
avs. Alto; Clarence Hays, Trom.
'ne; G. f. Batters, Trombone; Louis I
GOT, Baritone; Joseph Prucha, Eli
ass; Sam Hays, Snare drum; Clare {
Eillips., Bass drum. {
Installation OF officers for 1914 was :
9 principal order IT 'buslness at the
odern Woodlnen lodge last Saturday
enlng. j. B, Peterson acting as In.
alling officer. Another order OF
siness was the choosing 1T captains, |
ri Batters aud T. D. Trauger, who +
ose sides for new membership
Mpaign which will be begun 1T
&c. the losing side 10 pay the G
nalty with banquet In about u
rec months. The gentlemen pres 81
then 1.-TWO stepped over the fence" n
the Brackin home where they were &
ated to an oyster feast, also cake,
'kles, sandwiches and coffee. The
Icers, who will guide the destinles -
the Athol NJ. w. OF A. for this :"
II are-Wm. Brackln, consul: II. =.
Kaye. advisor; Milton Rawlings. =
nker; Earl Batters, clerk; T. d.
anger, escort; R. c. Bamber, watch. nj
n; Roy Brackin, sentry; j. Il. bs
terson, manager for three years:
). brennan and Wenz, physicians.
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