The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11
SCHOOL CHILDREN MAKE
GOOD GRADES IN TESTS
Neighbors Put Up a. Surprise on
Mrs. Brandenburg.

There was a mistake in Pleasant
Ridge items last week. S. d. Sallie
is moving to Weiser instead of J. l.
lsenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Springer took
Sunday dinner at the Bird Goodwin
home.
DR.. J. d. Gillian will preach at the
Pleasant Ridge church next Sunday
morning.
Misses Bradley and Johnson visited
atthe B. G. Bradley home in Fair
Acres Sunday afternoon.
The highest grades made in the re-
cent tests at the Pleasant Ridge school
were as follows:
9TH and 9Th grades: Reading-Carl
Isenberg %; Spelling-Myrtle Sallie
100; Arithmetic-Kate Moss l0O Will
Rose 100; Grammar-Kate Moss 81;
Geography-Weseley Rogers 95 His
tory-Bonnie Moss o5; Kate Moss 95;
Physiology-Myrtle Sallee 90.
Rank in the class; Kate Moss,
Thurlow Bryant, Bonnie Moss.
In the 5th grade:
Reading-Lillie Morrow 90; Spell
ing-Ellen Marmon 90; Lille Nor
row o. Arithmetic-Lois Jones 100;
Mamie Harris 100; Delbert Matteson
100; Language-Lois Jones 100; Ellen
Maarmon 100; Geography-Earl Jones
g. Rank in class: Lenore Morrow,
Lille Morrow and Earl Jones.
Those perfect in attendance for the
three months ending Nov 20:
Grammar grades: Chiffon Bryant,
Thurlow Bryant, Wesley Rogers, Bes-
sic Gardner, Kate Moss, Cora Harris,
Mamie Harris and Cecile Rhoades.
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talene Rose, Sunni Yamamoto, Cleda
Rayner. Pearl Wright, Reginald Ste
vens, and Allie Harrie.
Total enrolment So; average num-
Der belonging sos; average daily at
tendance 54.8.
Roy Shelp and family visited at the
John Shelp home Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. J.
H. Lybolt last Thursday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in sewing for
the Children's Home Finding Society
of Boise.
Chas. Howard and Geo. c. Dough-
erty took some cattle to the Traders
Day sale Monday.
T. Yamamoto and family have NOV
ed to Caldwell. Mr. Yamamoto has
employment at the Oak restaurant.
Last Friday was Mrs. Fl. F. Bran
denburg's birthday and surprise was
planned for her by some of her neigh
bors. Mr.. Brandenburg had been put
wise to the game and therefore when
he saw the party approaching he ask
ed Mrs. Brandenburg to help him
move a wagon. While she was out of
sight the guests took possession of
the house. The visitors brought a
fine dinner and all enjoyed pleasant
time. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Apperson, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Ragains Mr.. and Mrs. w. |.
Parsons, Mrs. John Shelp, Mrs. Hen
ry Rome, Mrs. A. F. Talcott and Mrs.
J. w. Wagner.
Geo. c. Dougherty went to Nampa
last Saturday to attend school di-
rectors meeting.
w. M. Burton came home from
Melba last week where he has been
working on his homestead.
About 20 men, women and children
from this community were entertain
ed at the home of Rev, Henry Martin
last Saturday The visitors brought
a bounteous lunch with them which
mad. them all feel like they had eat
en- I. ih lukseivipg. ,'i"ne G 'or &C
Mgr .eItained the corl'nn, ~
singing some very popular slnrs
Toe '>cl:1. of i'cndlctor visited II
the Cover home.
S. D. Sallce returned for another
load of household goods Saturday. He
says he made the first trip in good
time as the roads were fine.