The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-08
ATHOL
ESPECIAL CoRREspoNDENcE)

last Sunday, both morning and even
log.
e. J. Peters sold his barber shop
and pool hall to G. S. Nance OF Spo
kane who has already taken posses
sion. Mr.. Peters is, as yet, undecided
just what he will do or where he will
reside, but contempates leaving
Athol.
| County Superintendent Of schools,
&c. Egbers, visited the Athol schools
last Friday.
II. G. Kaye is doing jury work 10
Occur d'Alene this week.
Mrs. Samuel Hays Ia at the beds ide
OF her sister, Mrs. E. w. Butts, In
Spokane. Word has been received
that Mrs. Butts is seriously III.
Prof. G. NJ. Beardsly OF the Athol
schools was a Spokane caller last
Saturday.
Robert Parsons spent Tuesday with
). b. Peterson. having stopped off
between trains while on his way from
Montana to his home 10 Everett,
| Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Arnson left
Thursday for an extended visit with
their son who resides Ia Portland,
Oregon.
l.. I. Parker is having his fine
large store building treated to a
bright new coat Of paint.
The Bamber and Milt Rawlings
families autoed out to Pend d'Oreille
lake last Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Cron and daughter,
LenOre, were Athol shoppers, Satur.
day.
Paul GLADSTONE Of GLADSTONE juno
tion, was In Athol last Saturday,
interviewing some Of the Athol voters
on his chances for the U. S. senate, a
place he contemplates trying for at
the coming fall election.
The Athol baod boys desire us to
announce public meeting at the
town hall, Saturday evening, May 8,
at 1880 o'clock, for the purpose of |
q celebration on the fourth
Of July. 1t IS desired large atten-
dance be present.
A large crowd OF boys accompanied
BY the Athol band. serenaded Jesse
Irlgg and his bride who was Miss
catherine Franklin, Tuesday even
ng. They will make their home Ia
his place, having rented the Arnson
cottage.
through the untiring and faithful
Horts OF the teacher Of the eighth
'rade In the Athol schools, Mrs.
'mith, only one pupil out Of eleven,
allied In the recent examination. and
hat was 10 photography. This is a
plendid record, and Mrs. Smith
ertainly deserves great deal Of ,
mothers Day." how many OF our I
eaders thought of 1t last Thursday. IL
lay 7th? How many wrote a loving a
ord the absent mother who perhaps
yes far away? How many wore a
hite flower that day in memory OF
ne mother who has passed to the
ord beyond? Mother! We are
lankful our mother is still spared to
tho sixteen hundred miles are be. II
veen US, but we sent her a message |
love and longing to see her again. st
all the world there Is only one r.
other, for each aud all! On that al
y we had our young son write on "
Ny Mother" for his language lesson G.
a we deem his little essay Is quite OF
'rthy a place in these columns tn
wing been written by little nine re
ar old boy. This is what he hand. =
US after thirty minutes labor:-
my Mother.n =
MY mothers name is Mildred Agnes
eeberger Peterson; she was born in
relta, Iowa, several years ago, over
rty, l guess. She Is tall. and
nder' has gray eyes, brown hair
rosy cheeks. She can Sing.
ak, play the piano, but best OF all
can cook good square meal.n
me tell you something else she
do: she can scold me when / am
'ghty, (Which Isn't so very often /
mother and are great chums as
mothers and sons should be. She /.
ny teacher. and she makes me e
ny, too, but that Is alrIubt -,