The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-12

and Spokane.
Several membtrs Of the Athol |. O.
0. +. lodge accepted the invitation
to the Spirit Lake lodge last Thurs
day evening. Five candidates were
initiated.
We are requested to announce that
there will be an open meeting Of the
farmers union, at the l. .. o. F.
hall, Saturday evening, March 20,
free TO all
Mrs. J. H. Snyder left last Wednes,
day night on the midnight train
over the N. p. for Ontario, Canada,
where she was called on account OF
the serious Illness Of her mother.
Excitement was caused in this
vicinity Tuesday when word was re-
ceived that the body of man had
been found on the shores of Lake
Pend dOre,lie at Bayview. The
mans name seems to be Columbus
The county officials are investigating.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Z. Mason enter
tanned at SIX O'Clock diuner last
Sunday evening at their home 10
honor Of the birthday anniversary of
Mr.. Mason. The guests who enjoyed
their splendid hospitality were Mr..
and Mrs M. G. Rawlings and Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Peterson.
Several Athol people have been on
the sick list the past week, or two;
the trouble with all seems to be the
Grippe" Among those who have
been having this troublesome visitor,
are Fred Hayes, Mrs. Fred Hayes, Mrs.
G. L. Skeel, Mrs. Derby. Mrs. George
Clark and little Eva Clark. 1t seems
to be prevalent both in Athol and
Granite.
The following are building on their
farms near Athol. this spring: Eric
Larson, a five room bungalow two
miles east Of town; VIII Joseph, a
large barn one mile east; II. II. Rawl-
ings, house and barn two miles
west Of Athul; Fred Wright, a house,
on his 100 acres west Of here; Ed Neil,
house and barn, southwest. John
McCiellen has erected several new
buildings on his fine place two miles
south.
Ernest Williams of Corbin and Miss
Mildred Oliver OF Spokane were
at the home of the bird IS
arentS In that city Monday, March
|, Presbyterian minister officiating.
They are now at the home of the
brldegroom'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Williams, at Corbn where they
will remain permanently. A large
crowd Of their CUrbin and AthOl
friends charivariei them the other
venlng. Ernest spent almost all of
his boyhood in Athol, having atten.
led our public schools, aud being one
1f its graduates. Every one wishes
AIM and his bride much happiness in
The new life upon which they have
ust entered.
The farmers union Of this place
rad splendid time at the O. o
+. hall last Saturday evening when
he members and their families met |
or social evening. About 100 were
n attendance. A most excellent |
program was given, after which a
Ianquet was served. credit of which |
vas given by rising vote of thanks |
o the committee in charge, Mes |
lanes ID. Mccall and B. f. Nasor.
great many declared that night
hat the Athol Union never ENJOYED
more perfect evening together.
little Floyd Skeel and Helen Barrett
ach gave recitation, Mrs. d. Nc
,all, select reading; b e. Mason, a
ak; Don Peterson appeared on the
rogram as Farmer Pete" dressed
S typical farmer in ov.rals plaid
iorking blouse, red bandana kerchief
round his neck, high top boots and
biz straw hat. He gave cornet
Through the Rye"
lso "Swanee River" and recited
What Your Mother Thinks You
re-" Charles Mccall gave a select
eadng; d. Mccall talk on "Read
rs" (Which the writer heartily en-
orses), NJ. L. Root read letter
rom LIARS Larson" which made
reryone laugh; Mrs. B. L. Mason
lad an original poem, she herself
eng the fair author, an Alphabetical
lyme OF the members of the Union.