The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-24
Items of Interest From
Surrounding eritory

ready to mail to him with nearly one
hundred signatures. The prospects
are good for our securing the school
early in February.
Business matters were then taken
up. The minutes were read and APP
proved.
The lecture course was then talked
over The first number will be held
January 18th, instead of January Fl,
as announced, as the company has |
another engagement for the former
date.
The matter of changing the date OF |
the election of officers was considered |
and after considerable discussion May
was selected as the best time and the
question being voted on the motion
was carried. 1t will be voted upon
again at the next meeting.
The death of one of our members,
Mrs. Birdie Ganow, was reported. A
resolution of sympathy to the bereav-
ed husband and daughter was passed
and copies ordered printed and a
copy sent to Mr.. Ganow.
Miss Ida Schenck was appointed as
committee of one to arrange for
flowers to be sent in remembrance.
The resolutions adopted were:
Whereas; Death has again enter
ed our community and has taken
from our midst one in the early
} Iprime of life, and
Whereas; In the death of Mrs.
: Ganow the bereaved family has suf-
) fered the loss of kind, devoted and
: dutiful wife and mother; The Home
and School Circle has lost one of its
E lmost efficient members; and Home
= dale and the community at large is de-
S Iprived of the services of one who
stood for the highest ideals of citizen
), ship and who was always ready to
I render any assistance for the advance
ment of the community; therefore be
h lit
Resolved, That we, the members
r of the Home and School Circle do
thereby offer our sincere sympathy to
y the bereaved family in this, their
time of great sorrow; and be it fur
n Their
Resolved, That copy of these
Resolutions be given to the family of
:. the deceased and that copies be tend
I cred to the newspapers for publica-
ton. .a
, THE Home and School Circle,
/ By E. c. PRESTON, Sec'y.'
the mothers and securing their at
n tendance at our meetings was dis
. cussed and notes of invitation will be
= written asking for their attendance.
The program for the next meeting
al was read. January 2lst is the date
H. No further business being on hand
the meeting adjourned.
Seth Megorden is very i'll with
ID pneumonia. DR.. Sarzen came III
from Nyssa Saturday and took Sell
Oh back with him, where he can have
n the necessary medical attendance. A
Z. the last report he was no better.
Miss Mabel Wilson and Mrs. Cabs
en- Dugdale were Boise visitors Satur
r. day
Mr.. Hasbrouck. has returned from
to Boise and is again in charge of tn
ditch work.
Supt. McClain of the state farm ant
his men are making great Improve
q ment in the roads
, Mr.. O. A. Megordens sister wa
up from Nyssa from Thursday unit
a Saturday.
Sc Miss Mae Mercer was a Caldwell
visitor Saturday.
n Ed Smell was in from the ranc
as Monday.
The Gem District election las
Nh week resulting in the reelection G
Dow Dunning and Mr. Marsing.
toI Frank Myler is just recoverin
from siege OF the grip.
en- Thomas Tarr was over from Farg
Monday.
ID Thursday evening, December II
re- Miss Inez Bachelor and Mr.. Horac
1 Ilnnntnn hAfh Af South =.
re were united in the holy bonds of MAJ
rimony. The wedding occurred i
eli the parlors of the Idaho hotel at 81
Ter yer City. Probate Judge Leonard pei
formed the ceremony. The parent
;th of the bride and few intimate friend
were present. The groom is a son
in Dow Dunning of our city, and is yer
iavorably known here. We wish II
in young couple long life and much hal
piness. They passed through hel
ice Saturday on their way to Boise. The
ON will make their home at South MouI
tain.
ick Leone Wright is i'll with grip.
A birthday surprise was given M
ties Oliver Anderson Wednesday evenin
1.-THE guests being Messrs. and Me
as, DANES R. w. Vanderhoof, f. T. Ro
ers, John Meyer, F. L. Trotter, @.
Megorden. T, E. McMeans and Mi
= Louise McMeans The hours pass
= very pleasantly-playing five hun
I + red. A delicious lunch of sandwiche
cake and coffee was served II
cid guests presented Mr.. Anderson with
DOL very handsome pipe and departed
the late hour wishing him many hapl
not years.
bui Mrs. Ed Ganow departed this Ii
I'D. and passed into the Great Beyol
of Friday morning. She leaves a hu
w. band and adopted daughter, besid
inc many friends to mourn her loss S
will be greatly missed in the COZ
oys nunity as she was an active work,
iris Funeral services were held at t
rem church here at 1000 o'clock Satr
day morning. Interment was ma
bic at Nampa.