The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-04-09
ATHOL
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

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Mrs. Fred Hayes was Spokane
visitor and shopper the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. B. f. Mason was a Standpoint
caller between trains son Friday Of
last week.
H. H. Rawlings and Mr.. aud Mrs
r. G. Bamber autoed to the county
seat on Wednesday of last week.
r. l.. Whitelock was a Spokane
business caller the forepart OF the
week.
Miss Ethel Brackln has gone To
Lewiston where she will fit herself
for a teacher, by taking teachers
course In the state normal.
Oliver and James Douglas and
Frank Crater were Spirit Lake bust
ness callers last Saturday, driving
over with the latter's team.
Mrs. j II. Snyder returned Thurs
day morning of last week from a
months visit with her mother whose
home is in Ontario, Canada. She
left her mother much improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Peterson and
Don drove to Spirit Lake last Satur.
day morning. Mrs. Peterson and Don
returned home that evening, while
Mr., Peterson remained until Thurs
day Of this week, calling on the
property owners in his capacity as
deputy assessor.
A few new Easter bonnets were 10
evidence Sunday. They looked very
pretty, but most of US pressed out
the ribbon and Strengthened out the
flower and wore our last years straw
hat.
The Easter program given by the
teachers and the children of the M.
f. Sunday school, Sunday evening at
the Methodist church, was greatly
enjoyed and appreciated by a house
full of people.
Mrs. A. II. Graham received a
draft for $4,000 from the head banker
Of the Modern Woodmen of America.
Tuesday of this week. This is the
full amount of the insurance policy
carried by her husband, who died
about month ago.
Frank Bennett, who is attending
,he Washington State College a
Pullman, spent his Easter vacation
With his mother, Mrs Mary Bennett.
ffank will be one o: the fortuna
tudents, who with other cadets, will
'njoy an encampment at the San
francisco fair during the summer
'acation.
Miss Ruby Gault left Saturday for
he Lewiston state normal where she
VIII take a three months special
eacbers' course. Ruby is going to
cave nothing undone that will help
o place her at the top of the ladder
her profession. She was former
eacher In our schools, and her
numerous Athol friends all wish her
he very best success.
-Four Of the Rathdrnm band BOYS
isited the Athol band boys on their
ractice night Tuesday They
rought their instruments with them
nd helped the boys make music. Our
oyS wouldn't object the least bit if
hey would make it rule to be
resent every night henceforth. The q
Isltors were F. G. Hart, j. DYER.
'arwin Sage and Walter Thomas. j
I'm. White brought them in his
automobile. a
Mr.. ard Mrs NJ. G. Rawlings l
ltertained at seven o'clock dinner I
honor OF Thomas Rawlings of
pokane, on Wednesday of last week.
overs were laid for nine:-Mr. and a
RS NJ. G. Rawlings and son. h
homaS; Mr.. and Mis-. J. B. Peterson !,
I'd son, Don; Mr.. and Mrs. B. e.
ason, and Mr.. Thomas Rawlings. ;,
he table decorations were suggestive !,
Easter. A beautiful silver capdela. :
a With six large lighted candles
aced the centre; a small lighted
ndle before each plate; while little
ticks, ducks and rabbits were here L
II there. dainty nlaea nord, 30 - L