The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-12
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Miss Olga Usadel has been a guest
at the Ben Ross home the past week
Miss Clabough, who has been work
ing for Mrs. Edgar Dilley for several
weeks, returned to her home in Green
leaf, last Sunday
Misses Olive and Winnie McCor-
mick, who are teaching at Sunny
Slope, spent the week end with homR
folks.
Frank DAVIS and Wade Lowell who
have both been sick for several weeks
are gradually regaining their good
health.
Mr.. Ray fish of Greenlcaf attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Bennett last
Friday.
Mr.. Robert Mccormick spent Sun
day with home folks.
The Missionary society OF the Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. Il L.
Jones on Friday of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder of
Parma attended the funeral of Mr..
Bennett at the Presbyterian church
last Friday afternoon.
The Presbyterian church has fixed
the date for their annual meeting for
Wednesday at 2 p. m, March Nth.
Merle Howard and Elton McCor-
mick are expected to return home
next Sunday, as the short agricultural
term closes this week.
Rev. +. p. Lawrence took Mrs. Jas
per Bennett and Hazel and Walter
to their home in Greenleaf last Mon
day. Miss Rena Allen returned with
them to visit for few days. Mr..
Lawrence went on into Caldwell on
business.
Miss Pearl Hall was a Caldwell
visitor last Saturday
Rev. f. P. Lawrence and Mr.. f. T.
Rice attended the funeral services Of
Mr.. Al Tate in Big Bend last Satur-
day.
The cemetery association held a
meeting atthe hall Tuesday evening
OF this week.
A recitation contest was held in the
Presbyterian church last Thursday
afternoon by grades. Some excellent
work was shown in recitations. The
prizes were awarded to Arleen Mc4
Comber in the 5the grade, Dora Mar
lin in the 9th grade, Wendell Law
renee in the 9TH grade and Nellie
Hetrick in the 9th grade.
Rev. ]. w. Herwig gave a strong
address on the temperance victories
in Idaho and different states in the
Union, at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning. The offering which
was gathered for the temperance work
amounts to $76.85.
Mrs. A. A. Steel entertained at a
l..
honor of the birthday of Mrs. II. K.
Bieghler Covers were laid for six.
Dafodils were used as favors. The
afternoon was spent in conversation
and the guests agreed that Mrs. Steel
is a delightful hostess.
A contest between the P A. and
Western Star literary societies of the
high school was held in the Presby-
terrain church last Friday night. On
orations, Della Howard and Anna
Parsons represented the Western
Star and Dora Stevens and Esther re-
presented the P. A. society.
Della Howard and Dora Stevens
tied for first place. The question for
debate was: Resolved, that the United
States army should be enlarged and
strengthened. The Western Stars on
the affirmative. were represented by
Marley Pack, Pearl Sayer and Ira Het
rick. The P. A. society took the mega
tive and were represented by Joseph
Dilley, Jewy Hill and Harold Nc
Cormick. The negative team won by
a narrow margin.
In the readings Stella lockwood
and Marie Hetrick of the Western
Star and Lois Russell and Louise Nc
Cormick of the p. AS. Lois Russell
stood first and Stella lockwood sec
ond. After summing up the points