The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-02-27
ATHOL
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

FRANK bennetL was a Sunday caller
at GLADSTONE Junction.
Mrs O'Donnell, wife OF the Granite
merchant, and her little son visited
her aunt. Mrs. Harvey Phillip,
between trains, Monday.
Mrs. Rose Cron, residing east Of
Athol, was shopper here Wedne..
day.
Mrs. George Beseke and baby visit.
ed relatives 10 Spokane the most OF
last week. She was accom- pa led
home nv her father, L. Call who vii.
remain for few weeks visit.
Ernest Williams Of Corbin, was a
Spokane business visitor several day.
the past week.
Mrs. Hinton, and baby, OF Spokane
Bridge are guests this week at the
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w. r. Oldham
OF Corbln. The two ladies are sisters
Rev. Smith has traded his property
consisting III house and lot, In
Spokane, for ten acre tract near
Hayden Lake.
Al Williams, merchant OF Corbin.
drove to Athol, Wednesday, In his
the sleigh. He says the sleighIng is
about gone.
Jack Long returned this week from
his trip to the Big Bend country.
On account Of the rain all day and
night Tuesday, the Athol band did
not hold their usual weekly practice.
Abraham Oppliger. east OF town,
was 10 Athol Wednesday afternoon.
Attorney Martin Poisson and Mrs.
Poisson OF Rathdrum spent Sunday
10 Athoi.
Agent Mason Of the N. r. purchas--
Cd 100 acres belonging to the Paul
ClaRstone ranch 10 Bonner county
ibis week as an Investment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crater and
laughter, Emma, OF North Pole,
we're visitors In our city, Wednesday.
We understand a farmers union
vas organized 10 Granite. six miles
forth, the first Of the week.
Again, It Ia the Athol school that
las to suffer on account of differences
o religious opinions. This district.
10 doubt, is already noted for It's .
cnool scraps, and by the appearances !
I things, another "Ciyil War; is In i.
ur midst. !
There are some people In this COM
'unity who seem to make 1t a bust.
ess to cause school troubles. The
)untY officials surely must be tired
stening 10 these tales ut woe.
Drdggist Gene Studey received
)x OF oranges this week from his
lend, DR.. brennan. who Is now
nOng the orange groves OF Califor. T.
a. Mr.. Studey takes great deligh
treating his Athul friends To the
rye, luscious fruit, and he is real.
oeral about 1t. too.
Our friend, William Macahster OF
lewilde on Lake Pend d'Oreille, has
en- very busy this winter scaling
g. He has Il large force of men at
'rk and has been too busy to come
town. However. we'd all like to
his jolly, familiar face again.
Packing ice for use during the
ming summer months has been the
;upatlon OF several men In Athol $
q vicinity, az two cars Of Ice i
lived last Saturday over the S. 1.
M Blanchard for Fl. II. Rawlings /
20, L. B. Peterson. G. W. Berrier. /
3. Peterson. Samuel Hayes. Athol /
lei, J. II. Snyder and w. R. Old.
n.
Mrs. J. r. Peterson received word /
It her grandma ther. Mrs. Sarah /
liner. OF Fonda, Iowa, had passed l.
~, Monday, Feb. l6. 1914, at lO.3O
n. being owe SO years OF aye. Mrs. /,
'erson and Don visited her In her ;,
"a home Ave yelra ago this winter.
at that time picture OF four
erations, Including Mrs. Peterson
Don were taken. The lady was A
mother OF Mrs. G. r. Kleeberper .
Aurel'a, Iowa, who visited here -
summer. CT