The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-15
ATHOL
ESPECIAL CoRREsPONDENcE)

j. D. w. Palmqulst OF Spokane
was an Athol business caller several
days this week.
H. c. Kaye returned from Occur
d'Alene, Tuesday, after serving FOR
twenty-five days on the jury.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Williams OF
Corbin were Spokane shoppers on
Saturday Of last week.
i W. R. Oldham transacted business
10 Spokane, Tuesday.
George Shoupe visited his little
daughter, Lucille, who is attending
school 10 Occur d'Alene, last Friday.
George Coffman, business man of
Granite, was seen on our streets,
Wednesday.
Frank Bennett and Miss Audrey
Shaw visited with friends in Granite.
Sunday.
Mesdames Foote and Bamber were
Spokane shoppers several days last
week.
A. d. Hull of Lamont, Wash, was
looking after his interests in this
vicinity, Wednesday.
Miss Moreno O'Keefe, who taught
10 Belmont about year ago, has
been elected as one Of the teachers in
the Central school in Occur d'Alene,
for next year. This is quite a pro.
motion for Miss O'Keefe, and her
Athol friends extend congratulations.
and best wishes for most successful
year.
The Glass Of 1914 of the Athol
schools was entertained by Prof. G.
M. Beardsly at the Bennett home,
last Monday evening. The rooms
were prettily decorated with cut
flowers and palms; a three course
luncheon was served. Prof. Boards
ly has worked hard aud faithfully
during his two years as head of the
Athol schools, to bring the schools
up to the very highest standard pos
sib'e; In fact. his greatest fault, no
doubt, Is he has done too much. Not
only during school hours, but even
ings and Saturdays, has be ldbored
with his pupils. and we know there
are some who are manly enough and
womanly enough to appreciate his
efforts, and TO extend to him the
kindest and best OF good wishes as he
leaves AthOl at the end of this school
yta-.
The baccalaureate address will be
delivered by the Rev. Koontz Of Spo-
zane. at the Baptist church, Sunday
morning, May II, at eleven o'clock.
All friends OF the Atbol schools and
hose interested In the welfare OF the
pupils aud the teachers, are most
invited to be present.
Sam Horwith of Poukeepsie, New
York, arrived the first of the week,
md has taken up his duties as clerk
or H. H. Rawlings & Co. Mr.. Hor.
With Is a man Of family, and 1t is his
Intention to bring his family here in
he near future.
Several Athol people attended the
edicatlon Of the new M. E. church
t Granite, Sunday. A picnic dinner
fas served on the church lawn.
Mrs. r. W. Butts who lived in
.thol about three years ago. died at
er home 10 Spokane, Sunday. May
9th, after a lingering illness. Her
usband and a young son about six {
zen years Of age are left to mourn la
he loss OF good wife and tender c
other. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel HAYS a
this place were present when she a
ed, and attended the funeral Tues. Iii
~. lnterment was 10 Greenwood .
metery, Spokane.
Three members of Lhe Athol school q
'ard sent 10 their designations this /,
eek, to take effect June 1st. They .,
9 F. T. Foote, Sam Roseborough, t,
ID Mr.. SCHNEIDER. n
VIII Barrett and son. Thomas CT
herson, droye to the city OF Granite W
It Saturday and spent the day sight. II
ling. in
d.
VIM. Myers, rancher east OF town, 81
shipping a car Of wood to Spokane