The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-25
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MARBLE FRONT.
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Here's wishing everyone in this
community very Merry Christmas.
Mr.. John Thomas has gone to Port
land to spend the winter.
Mrs. L. H. Hankey returned last
week after about three weeks doing
carpenter work for Mr. Wright OF
Homedale.
Mr.. G. w. Milliner of Salt Lake. A
son of Mr.. and Mrs George Milliner
of this vicinity, visited with his sister
Mrs. Walter Thomas, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Bea Mynatt visited with Mrs,
Sloan of Caldwell Wednesday night
w. P. Bales visited his uncle, w. c.
Fugate, Monday night
The Good Cheer Club met with Mrs.
Walter Thomas Thursday afternoon,
December 18th, with a fairly good at
tendance. The extreme cold weather
prevented several from being present
After the regular business hour the
remainder of the afternoon was spent
in social chattering. The ladies were
delighted when the hostess served for
part of the refreshments a regular old
fashioned English plum pudding. Ow-
ing to the unsettled condition of the
weather the club decided to wait for
further notice for the date Of the next
meeting.
Miss Ethel Bales visited Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Boise.
Mrs. E. E. Hunt and family of
Montpelier, Idaho, are visiting the
L. F. Cook family. They will visit
during the holidays and then go to
Oregon, where they will make their
home in the future Mrs. Hunt is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cook.
F. J. Faris has been suffering with
a severe case of la grippe the last
week.
Earl Bray visited at Walter Thomas
home Saturday.
Mr.. P. A. Wiley and W. F. Boulton
were calling at the w. c. Fugate home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Chas. Cook returned to his
home in Silver City after a short visit
with home folks.
Horace Milliner, we are sorry to
say, is suffering considerably with his
injured hip and is still under the
doctors care.
We understand that w. A. Mynatt
has purchased farm in the Marble
Front neighborhood. Their many
friends will be glad to know that they
will remain in our midst.
Miss Clara Summers visited with
Mrs. S. ]. Vanhyning Thursday night
]. T. and Emory Bales are hauling
lumber from Midway for the erection
of a bridge across the new dredge
ditch north of Vassar's.
Word comes that Ira Bray, who is
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ed at present.
The Marble Front school will close
for the mid term vacation December
24th and will open again January 4th,
1915.
Ghe pupils neither absent nor tardy
during the last month in the primary
grades were Freida Davis, Roy Davis,
Raymond Davis, Louis Fuller, Fran
ces Hall, Henry Scott, Earnest
Thomas, Bart Thomas, Jack Thomas
Rae Thomas, Chas. Sheaffer, Walter
Whitney, Helen Packer and Alice
Weick. The per centage of attend
ance in this department was 90 3-5
Those neither absent nor tardy for
the last month in the upper grades
were Addie Whitney, Nellie Whitney
Elmer Convey, Ruth Fuller, Joe Full.
Ter, Mildred Sheaffer, Thelma Sheaf-
fer, Garnet Allison and Floyd Davis
munity the committee composed Of
Mrs Lane, Mrs John Convey and Mr.
Vim. Weick, were enabled to collect
twenty-five dollars to be expended fol-
Christmas tree. The Sunday schoo
feel very grateful for the liberal do
nations.
A jolly party of young people from
this neighborhood enjoyed themselve:
in the form of skating party on Hal
Moon Lake, Monday night.
The Messrs. Buntrock were guests