The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
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Dell Parsons and family, Mrs. Jesse
Baker and Miss Douglass attended the
circus in Caldwell Saturday.
Clarence Hill and Gilbert McCor-
mick attended Founders Day at the
College in Caldwell Friday.
Eunice lockwood was quite severe
ly injured Friday at the school dia-
mond by ball which struck her head.
She was taken home unconscious and
although she is suffering a great deal,
is recovering.
The primary and intermediate
grades of the public schools gave
their closing exercises Wednesday
afternoon. at the Presbyterian church.
The auditorium wa completely filled
with pupils and visitors. The children
showed excellent training and much
credit is due to the teachers, Misses
Nesbit, Douglass and Hail.
The graduating exercises of the 9th
grade were held in the same place on
Thursday evening. Both the auditor
ium and Sunday school rooms were
needed to hold the people who were
interested in this class which number
ed fourteen, as follows: Blake Lowell.
Donald Lawrence. Raymond Rice.
Walter Bennett, Donald Jenkins Alta
Gardner, George Trout. Giles Taylor,
Adah Russell. Eunice lockwood. Nell
lie Hetrick. Waldo SmalIey Harold
Tuning and Adelaide Wohlschlegel.
The class history was given by
Eunice lockwood
The welcome to the high school by
Stella lockwood and the response BY
Blake Lowell
The address of tn evening was
given by Rev. George R. Varnev. pas
tor of the Baptist church in Caldwell.
Some good music was furnished by
the school.
Arthur and Raymond Rice. Blake
Lowell. Misses Pearl and Ruth Hall
Stella lockwood and Della Howard
attended the Founders Day exercises
in Caldwell last Friday.
Mr. w. A. Hall has erected a tool
house at the cemetery for the use of
the cemetery association
Miss Douglass, teacher Of the pri-
mary grades, went to Caldwell Satur-
day morning and from there went to
her home near Payette, Saturday
evening Miss Douglass will be with
us again next year as primary teacher.
Miss Mott, teacher of the grammar
grades. left Saturday morning for
Lake Lowell. where she will spend a
few DAYS visiting her brother. From
there she will go to her home in Cen
tralla, Washington. Miss Mott will
not return next fall as she expects to
he married soon and will make her
home in Pocatello Miss Mott has
had hard year S work and deserves
great credit in bringing through the
large eighth grade class.
The High School pupils, out of ap-
probation of the work of Miss Pearl
Hail. music director, presented her
with manicure set at the close of
school. The pupils Of the eighth.
grade remembered their teacher Miss
Mott. with a handsome berry spoon.
Mr.. E. T. Rice spent Monday and
tuesday IN Boise on business.
Both the taxing officials and the
homeSteaders seek to know their re-
spective legal rights in regards to tax
alton, and the sooner the questions are
settled by the decision of the higher
and hnal authority the better for all
concerned. The association meets at
the Odd Fellows hall in Wilder next
y iiNSNay NNISilllS. May ZOIn, 10 take
action and elect officers.
Mrs. Eastman from Nebraska. visit
ed her old-time friend, Mrs. F. l.
Dickinson few days last week. Mrs.
Eastman is on her way to Spokane.
where she will attend the national con.
yention OF the Woman's Missionary
Society of the United PRESBYTERIAN
church. She will also attend the ex-
position at. San Francisco.
Mr.: ]. H. Lowell left last Satur-
day Tor Spokane in the interests of
the North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Association. Mr.. Lowell is a trustee
OF the association and has also been
chosen as the Idaho representative Of
the executive board.
Mr.. Watkins, who owns pasture
lands at the mouth of the Boise river.
has been losing cattle with blackleg
lie ,Vacinnated all his cattle the FIRST
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zehner are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Eugene Harper
and family in Middleton. this week
Mr.. f. T. Rice. Miss GLADYS TAYLOR
and Rev. E. P. Lawrence were elected
delegates from the Presbyterian
to attend the Sunday school
convention at Nampa, the latter part
of the week