The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-22
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The regular meeting of the Home
dale Home & School Circle was held
at the school house Friday afternoon.
The attendance was fairly good but
not as many were present as should
have been. The program was not
fully carried out as some of the peo-
pie found it impossible to be pres
ent. The proceedings of the meet
ing were as follows: Meeting called
to order by vice president Mrs. E. T.
Rogers. The secretary, Mrs. L. B.
Yaden, not being present, Miss Ida
Schenck was asked to act in her ca
pacity. The program was then car
ried out Part of the program fur
nished by the school consisted of
debate upon the subject: Resolved.
that education in a country school is
preferable to education in a city
school" Helen Preston and Blanche
Adams spoke for the affirmative and
Walter Adams and Reuben Tracy for
the negative. The judges, Miss Dor
othea Tracy, Mrs. J. P. Wood and
Mrs. Jas. Miller, decided in favor of
the affirmative. Miss Mamie Lehner
read an essay: what think an edu-
cation should consist of from the
standpoint of a pupil" The young
people all did remarkably we'll. They
are all pupils of Prof. Preston. The
pupils from Mr.. Lundeen's room will
assist with the program next month.
Business matters were then taken up.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. Mrs. Con Sutton
reported on the work of her COM
mittee and the report was accepted.
Mrs. F. E. Trotter and Mrs. Lewis
Smith signed the constitution. The
treaSurer,s report was read and &C
cepted. There is balance of $11.1s
in the treasury. Officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows:
President, Miss Ida Schenck; vice
president, Mrs. F. E. Trotter; secre-
tary, Mrs. F. c. Preston; treasurer,
Mrs. Con Sutton. Permanent COM
mittees were appointed: Home eco
Monies, Mrs. E. T. Rogers, Mrs. ]. P.
Wood, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs.
D. ]. Sullivan and Mrs. James Burns.
Literature and press, Mrs. F. F. Trot-
ter, Mr.. Lundeen, Mrs. Haylett.
Fairgrounds: Mrs. Con Sutton, Mrs.
James Miller and Mrs. o. A. Megor-
den. Program: Prof. E. C. Preston,
Miss Louise McMeans, Mrs. Tony
Freeburn, Mrs. R. w. Vanderhoof,
and Miss Dorothea Tracy. Entertain
ment: Mrs. L. D. Hyslop, Miss Mae
Mercer, Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mrs. F.
c. Preston and Mrs. Steele Miller.
The secretary was instructed to write
and if possible make arrangements for
week of Movable School," at as
an early date as possible after the
holidays. A lyceum course was con-
sidered and arrangements were made
toward securing a course of from 8
to 5 numbers, depending upon the
expense. The object of the club is to
help the community in this way and
to charge only enough to pay ex-
penses. The dates, numbers and price
will be announced as soon as possible
The prospects are good for a much
better course than we had fast year
The work for the year was again con-
sidered and as the club was unable
to reach any conclusion it was decid-
ed to leave the matter to the program
committee. The program for the
next meeting, which will be Novem-
Der 10Th. will be published as soon as
possible. In giving the report of the
meeting of last month we omitted a
song by Miss Gladys Ganow.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Harthrong
made a trip to Roswell for apples.
Wednesday.
Rachel Miller is assisting c. A.
Peterson at his restaurant.
c. E. Brooks and R. f. Titus of
Nampa, the former assistant super
intendent and the latter chief dis
patcher for the o. S. L. at that point,
visited here Thursday during the
train hour
Mrs. O'Donnel came in on Thurs
days train after business trip of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. T. F. McMeans and Miss
Louise left Sunday for visit with re-
latives in Boise and the John Schil-
ling family at Glenns Ferry. They
will be away about two weeks.
Mrs. Geo. c. Miller came in from
Pendleton on Thursdays train for a
visit at the homes Of her son, Steele
Miller. and daughter, Mrs, Tony
Freeburn.
Lewis Smith made a trip TO Ros-
well Friday, returning Saturday with
load of apples and cider.
w. w. Peter was a business visitor
in Boise the last of the week.
Earl Friend drove to Roswell for a
load of apples Saturday,
J. ]. Wright was business visitor
in Caldwell Wednesday.
A baby girl arrived at the Joseph
Dolence home Saturday, October H.
L. B. Yaden returned from Boise
Tuesday. Mrs. Yaden and Master
Boyd, will be away for several more
weeks.
Miss Jennie Jesenko was guest of
Miss Alberta Travis Monday night
Mrs. o. A, Megorden and Master
Elding returned home Saturday after
spending a week visiting with Boise
friends.
Messrs. McTeisen and Emmons,
reside near Midway. in Canyon coun-
~, were guests at the Haylett home
Sunday They are planning on NOV