The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-17
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The Homedale Home and School
Circle have made final arrangements
for the numbers for four-entertain-
ment lecture course. They are as fol-
lows:
The Plymouth Entertainment Co.,
will give the first number Friday, Jan
ury Il. The company is composed of
the following members: Male quartet
Donald Rothrock, c. S. French, A. V.
Dahl and Fred French.
Miss Lucia Sanderson pianist, &C
companist and soprano.
Donald Rothrock, violinist.
Miss Tulford, elocutionist.
A very diversified and entertaining
program is promised.
The second number will be the Old
Fashioned School, put on by home
talent, Friday evening, February IL.
The cast of characters will be publish
ed later.
The dates of the other two num-
bers have not been decided upon as
yet.
The third number will be Madame
Butterfly" by Mrs. Daisy Allen Sail
ers of Boise.
The fourth and closing number will
be lecture "The Great War as Seen
by Peace Diplomat" BY P. Monroe
Smock. Mr.. Smock is member of
the Ford party and it is sure to be
especially interesting to hear of the
European matters from an eye wit
q,
are $l.OO for adults Soc for children
attending school; 35c single tickets
for adults, Csc for school children.
Tickets are ready for sale and can be
obtained from any member of the
ticket committee. The committee
consists of Prof. E. c. Preston, Misses
Louise McMeans, Emma Burns, Ida
Schenck and Dorothea Tracy. This
is an especially good course and far
very remarkably low price. We have
been especially fortunate in securing
the members of this quality at a rate
that will allow the selling of tickets
at this price
Con Sutton left Thursday with
carload of hogs for Seattle. He ex-
poets to be away about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith visited
At the Harry Putney home in Roswell
Saturday and Sunday.
VIM, Patterson of Salt Lake City,
was here few days last week visiting
with his friend, T. E. McMeans.
E. N. Schroyer left Thursday for
his home in Portland.
Mrs. Florence A. Hall left Thurs
day for Boise, where she will remain
a short time and then go to New York
City for a visit with her daughter,
whose home is in that city.
The Succor Creek Irrigation Dis
trict has corps of seven men at work
serveying. Guy Magee is the engineer
in charge.
Rov Myler went to Boise the first
of the week and returned home We'd
nesday. Mrs. Myler, Master William
and Mrs. w. L. Holton accompanied
him home.
Ed. Smell has resigned his position
as a director of the Gem Irrigation
District. The water users of his dis
trict held a meeting and selected John
Redman as their choice for director
and will ask that he be appointed to
ill the vacancy.
Al. Ray, who recently purchased
the Tony Freeburn ranch, has arrived
from Sweet and taken up his home on
his new ranch.
Mrs. J. R. Ganow and Miss Alice
are layed up with the grip.
+. f. Kaufman has rented Mrs. F.
A. Halls ranch for the coming year
and has moved therein.
Mr.. Hollenbeck is building a cot
tage on his homestead which is Just
across the Succor Creek bridge.
Mrs. E. c. Preston, who has been
attending the fairs, is expected home
Christmas eve.
VIM. Cupp was quite badly hurt in
a runaway accident at his ranch last
Wednesday. Two of his ribs were
broken and his arms and legs were
badly bruised.
The ladies' aid gave their annual
bazaar and chickcn-pie supper Friday
evening. Owing to the bad weather
the crowd in. attendance was not very
large but the usual fine supper was
served and the ladies cleared $18.75.
The board of directors of the Gem
District did not hold their regular
meeting Tuesday as Mr.. Marsing was
unable to be present. They held
session Thursday.
The children and teachers of the
Claytonia school accompanied their
basket ball team to our city Friday
and rooted them on to victory. They
won the game by score of 10 to S.
The lineup of our team was as fol-
lows: center, Reuben Tracy; forward,
Walter Adams and Robert Ferguson,
guards, Clair Benham and Henry Ker-
sinner; substitute, Pierce Kershner.
Miss Mae Mercer acted as referee an
Mrs Lewis as umpire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shively of Central