The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-29
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The eighth grade graduation ex-
ercises were held at the church Fri
day evening and were a decided sue
cess in every way. One of the most
pleasing features was the forming of
an arch by the intermediate grades
using blue and whate wrapped wands
and the entrance of the graduates
through this arch. An original verse
referring to the school house pumps
added to the song "The Good Old U.
S. A." brought rounds of applause.
The building was prettily decorated
with flowers and the class colors, blue
and white. The entire program
showed careful work and both the
teachers and children deserve much
credit. The graduates are: Esther
Thomas, Merle Crifield, Leona
Wright, Ruth and Mamie Lehner,
Reuben Tracy, Charles McCoard, AL
ONO Lehner and Harold Burns
Mrs. J. H. Harper and son, of Globe
Arizona, arrived Tuesday evening for
an extended visit at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Martin, who is Mrs. Har-
per's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dugdale and
ed the graduation exercises Friday
evening.
Homegrown Strawberries were in
market here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ward and daugh-
ter, Inez, and son, Cecil Richards, are
at the Given's Hot Springs for a few
weeks. Mrs. Ward is a sufferer from
rheumatism and it is hoped the baths
at the springs will effect cure.
Sam Bean left Saturday for a visit
with friends in the northern part Of
the state.
Warden Shook accompanied by his
wife, mother and father, were down
from Boise Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Harthrong and
family were down to attend the grad
uation exercises.
The date for holding the monthly
Traders Day Sales at Homedale has
been changed from the last Saturday
to the second Saturday in each month.
This brings it between the Caldwell
and Nampa sales. The next sale will
be held June Is.
William Blackaby, son of ]. R., ar
rived Tuesday and will spend the sum
mer working for the Homedale For
warding Company. He has just grad
uated from the Ontario high school.
A very heavy rain Saturday after
noon will be of great benefit to all
the crops.
James Collie has contracted with
Frank Tracy for the clearing and lev
cling of 20 acres of land which he
leased from the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Magee were
over from Fargo Saturday
A night bell has been installed al
the telephone office in order to take
care of night calls for DR.. Martin
Arrangements have also been made tc
insure ferry service at night for calls
in case of illness.
Work at the state camp is progress
sing rapidly. Oats and alfalfa are
being seeded on the land now ready
The clearing and seeding to alfalf;
will continue throughout the summer
The road from Homedale to the camp
is being brushed in the sandy places
B. Heath is visiting with relatives
in Flushing, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Magee were owe
from Fargo for the graduation ex
ercises.
Chris Jensen was a visitor in Cald
we'll last week.
Robert Orr, road commissioner, j
busy with road work.
Mrs. L. B. Martin is here iron
Kuna, visiting her son, DR.. Martin.
Mrs. Eckhardt of Boise, is yisitin
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. +
Rogers.
w. ]. Helton was Roswell visito
last week.
Miss Dorothy Tracy returned HON
Wednesday from visit with Caldwe
and Parma friends.
Martin Sheneheld made bushes
trip to Boise last week.
]. w. Padgett will soon erect 81
room bungalow on his Nevada Ave-
nue. lots.
C. C. Lehner is building a house O
his property east of town.
Mrs. Ed Ganow returned froi
Silver City Friday.
Mrs. Emery, sister of Mrs. Co
Sutton, returned to her home in Cali