The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-26

with fairly good attendance. Roll
call was answered by the members
giving reasons for being personally
thankful.
Program.
Recitation. Thanksgiving ---------.-
-----------------.----- ----------.--Clair Benham
Duet by Doris and Rosalie Magee
Solo-"The Cats Soliloquy'- ---..--.,,-.
---..-...--.---..-.-.--...--.--.---I Harthrong
The secretary, Mrs. f. c. Preston,
not being present, Prof. Preston was
asked to act in her place.
A very insteresting and instructive
paper had been prepared and was
read by Mrs. f. T. Rogers on the
first three chapters of the Chautauqua
book Changing America"
Mrs. D. H. Haylett then gave very
carefully thought out and we'll deliver
ed talk on The Relation of the home
to the School, from the home view
point; to which Miss Ida Schenck ad
ded a few remarks from the schools
viewpoint.
A trio by Miss Mae Mercer, Mrs.
L. D. Hyslop and Prof. E. c. Preston
was much enjoyed.
Business matters were then taken
up. The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approved.
Reports as to numbers for the lee
ture course were heard 1t was de-
cided to have a four-number course
at the following prices: Adults, sea-
son tickets $1.O0 or single numbers
Csc; school children above second
grade, season tickets SOC Cthe sigma
ture of the teacher required to In
sure their being in attendance at
school, single numbers 25c.
The numbers could not be fully
decided upon at this time but the
prospects are good for a much higher
class course than we had last year.
One number will be play given by
the members of the circle. The full
course will be announced as soon as
possible.
A committee for the selling of lee
ture course tickets was appointed as
follows: Prof. 4. c. Preston. Misses
LoIise McMeans, Dorothea Tracy,
| Emma Burns and Ida Schenck. Tickets
20 be placed on sale an soon as the
numbers Of the course are secured.
A set of Chautauqul books was
ordered for the use OF the members OF
the circle.
Mrs. f. S. Friend and Mrs. E. E.
Harthrong signed the constitution as
new members.
! A note of appreciation was ordered
written and delivered to Mrs. Florence
| A. Hail.
The program for the next meeting,
which will be held December II, was
read.
No word having been received from
Mr. O. D. Center in regard to the
movable school the secretary was in
structed to write again.
The matter of giving a social was
discussed but owing to the nearness
of the holiday season was postponed
until later. This ending the business
matters the meeting adjourned.
Mrs. O'Donnell returned Thursday
from a business trip to Nyssa.
Miss Mabel f. Wilson of Selma,
Ohio, arrived here Saturday for a two
months visit with her sister, Mrs. L.
D. hyslop and aunt, Mrs. Chas. Dug
dale. Mrs. Hyslop and Mrs. Dugdale
drove to Caldwell to meet her.
Miss Beatrice Stephens is assisting
with the work at the postofIice.
A ten pound baby daughter was
gladly welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele Miller Tuesday, November 10.
The little girl arrived on her grand
fathers, George C.. Miller's, 57th
birthday. She has been named Mary
Jane in honor of two aunts.
Miss Dorothea Tracy was a guest
at the Roy Estes home Friday night.
Thomas Hartley drove over in his
car from Middleton to the Schenck
ranch Friday He brought Mr.. and