The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-12

anu udu Il real i've meeting. he
mothers decided to buy a piano for
the school and made the first pay
ment of fifty dollars down at this
meeting.
Robert Lang started Wednesday on
horseback for Pollock, Idaho, on the
Little Salmon river. He will be back
in two weeks.
Leslie Johnson has measles.
An interesting meeting Of the
Grange was held on Friday evening,
popcorn and homemade candies were
served
Two new members were added TO
the Midway Mothers Circle last Fri
day, Mrs. Matthewson and Mrs.
Black.
Word has been received from Tom
Peterson that he will soon visit in
this vicinity
Mr.. F. n. Luse is on the jury this
week.
Mrs. Fred Robinson has been sick
for the past week.
Mr.. w. H. Bodel and family were
in Caldwell last Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. D. Bryant and family were
in Caldwell, Saturday, shopping.
Miss Marjorie Strang was in Boise
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Mcconnell visited the
Midway school on Monday.
Clarence Shaver visited his grand
mother, Mrs. Amick, at Star. Sunday.
Mrs. Herbst has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs VIM Young, the past
week
Little Joe Anacabe fell on a piece
OF glass while playing on the play
ground at school Monday and cut his
thumb quite badly.
Alfred Wardel was in Caldwell last
Monday
A number of the Midway girls sur
prised Annetta Wohlenberg Saturday
afternoon. The girls came TO remem-
Der Annettas birthday. Those present
were: Nellie Shaver, James Shaver,
Thomas Hamilton, Willard Padour.
Mildred Robinson, Herschal Sparks
Helen Lively, Hazel Philips. Aurilla
Lively and Marcellus Budell. They
spent the afternoon playing games,
about four o'clock lunch was served
which consisted Of sandwiches, cake.
popcorn balls and pickles. The child
the day.
Mrs. F, y. Luse. who has been the
president of Mothers Circle Of Mid
way. has resigned her position be
cause she and her family will soon
move to Portland. A number of the
members of the Mothers Circle gave
her a farewell reception on Wednes-
day OF last week Mrs. Luse was
ready to go to Boise, when the ladies
arrived, but was perfectly willing to
postpone her trip. The ladies had a
nice lunch and in many ways tried to
show their appreciation of Mrs Luse
who has been a most faithful leader
Of the circle at Midway.
Elsie Pate is out Of school on ac-
count OF sickness.
Mr.. Ed. LOCKER and family expect
to move in few weeks to Baker City
Oregon.
About fifty friends of Floyd Messler
came to his home Friday evening and
surprised him on his eighteenth birth
day, the evening was spent in playing
outdoor games and lunch OF sand
wiches, pickles, oranges, cocoa, etc,
was served.
Mrs. F. n. Luse and son are visiting
Mrs. Luse's brother, Mr.. Shaw, at
Emmett this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McRobbie were
callers at the Mcconnell home last
Sunday.
w. J. Robinson is at Melba this
week seeding wheat on Miss Gracia
Robinson's homestead.
Mr.. A. b. Cooper went to Boise last
Tuesday to attend the cattle sale.
The Midway school was presented
with banner from the county last
week. The banner bears the words
A Standard School, Class A." This
means that when the school was grad
ed sometime ago by Miss Z. Fay Fow-
Ter, it graded above ninety per cent
and stood among the highest in the
county. 1t is worthy of mention here
that the Mothers Circle" had nc
small part in making it possible for
the school to grade so high. The
mothers keep the medicine case sup.
piled in case of accidents, they have
placed playground apparatus on the
school grounds. furnished the school
with dumb-bellS. indian clubs, wands
and have done great part in estab.
fishing domestic science in the school
These things were all considered
when Miss Fowler graded the schoo
sometime ago.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. ]. Whittlc, Lester
Marjorie. are visiting Mr.. l.. A. Whit.
tie this week, They expect to ceie,
hrate the fiftieth wedding anniversar,
OF w, 7, Roberts next Monday.
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