The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-07
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Mrs. Selvidge will meet the sewing
class on Tuesday evening of this
week.
Mr.. John Nicholas, supervisor of
the Boys Corn and Potato Club. met
the club boys on last Thursday even
ing.
Mothers Circle will meet Friday
of this week at the school house. This
is a very important meeting as new
officers are to be elected.
The young peoples Sunday school
class of Marble Front had a party at
Chas. Messler's last Friday evening
There were eighteen present and a
lunch consisting of sandwiches, pick
les, marshmallows, weanies and cook
les, was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorten of Nampa
were at w. c. Frazier's on Sunday.
A surprise party and kitchen show
er was given Miss Myrtle Smith by
forty of the friends and neighbors of
the Smith and Werner families, last
Thursday night April u. Miss
Smith lately resigned her position as
assistant superintendent and is home
at present.
Mothers day program will be given
in the school house Sunday evening at
$50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold of Nampa,
Florence and Margaret Whittle, Jen-
ME Compton. Blaine Starkey and Ed
Jones of Boise were at Mr.. L. A.
Whittle's on Sunday.
Mr.. Deal will give an address at
the school house on next Sunday
night as a part of the Mothers day
program.
Mrs. Matthews has returned to
Boise.
Miss Emma Wargand of Lone Star
and Mr.. Harry Sackett of Greenleaf,
were visitors at the Midway school
on Tuesday of this week.
Vera Dams stayed all night with
Irene Casey last Monday.
Cleta Messler spent Sunday even
ing with Dorothy Whittle.
Grin Hamilton was in Nampa last
Saturday.
Mrs. Milligan celebrated her birth
day at Mrs. joe Padour's Monday
Frederick Wardle was in Nampa
last Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Harris is quite i'll with
la grippe.
Mrs. ]. V. Chasta spent Tuesday
afternoon at Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Morrison were
in Nampa last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Shaffer were
in Caldwell last Monday.
Mr.. F. Day has been very sick the
last week.
Miss Stella Jamison is sewing at
Mrs. L. A. Whites.
Miss Nellie Shaver spent Sunday
with her parents who have moved to
the Franklin district.
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Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Messler were in
Caldwell last Monday
Mr.. John Nicholas was in Nampa
last Monday.
Mr.. Floyd Messler went to Weiser
for work last Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Bumgarner went to Nam
pa on business last Tuesday.
Mr.. P. ]. Casey and Mrs. Duncan
were in Boise last Thursday shopping.
They also visited Mr.. w. w. Russell.
Miss Ruby Carpenters horse got in
bad mix up with other horses last
Thursday while eating on the school
grounds. The harness was broken
but with the Ingenious ability OF
Miss Helen Bumgarner and herself
they managed to fix the harness so
that Ruby could drive home.
State examinations will be given in
the school house on the fifth, sixth
and seventh. Those pupils who fin
ish the eighth grade this year are
Dean Oeder, Wallace Metcalf, Elsie
Pate. Edwin Pape, Vernon Cline
Francis Bodle, Lola Williamson, Yer
ma Ackley, Lille Budell. Virginia An.
derson and Virgil LOCKER, The "B'
class of the eighth grade will take the
state examinations in geography and