The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-21
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The newly election village trustees
met Thursday evening and after or
ganizing, selected S. F. CLANCY as
their chairman. Mayor CLANCY then
announced the following appointive
positions: T. f. Buckner, attorney;
George Oylear, clerk; G. c. Painter,
treasurer; Fred NJ. Davis, marshall
DR.. Hamer, health officer; J. H. Mob
erly. police judge, ]. L. Phillips, street
commissioner Councilman Meth and
Breshears as committee on streets and
bridges, and councilmen Plowhead and
Alchenberger as committee on nm
ance. They were unanimously con-
hrmed by the council
There was large class Of eighth
grade pupils to receive their diplo-
mas this year. Bynus Crist, Emery
Corn, Helen Long, Irving Carnell,
George Loomis, Dale McNair, Hugh
Rutledge, Everett Crockett, Earl
Owen, Frieda Elerick, Margaret Lem
on, Georgia Oylear. Herley Wilson,
Barbara Young, Alphonsus Halliday,
Stella Lively, and Lee McNair. Mrs.
Leila Painter, their teacher, was the
recipient of two nice presents from
the class. A splendid address was de-
livered by Rev. George R. Varney of
Caldwell. and a number of vocal and
instrumental solos were rendered by
members of the class Also a solo by
Miss Gladys Medley with Miss Nc
CURE at the piano Mrs. Painter has
decided to retire from school work
while Miss Medley and aunt. Miss Bell
will go to California to reside.
Mr.. Allen the saw mill owner at
Van Wyck, was in Middleton looking
after business interests Tuesday last
Rev. w. w. Crist will hold a series
of revival meetings at the Jarvis build
ing starting one evening this week.
All are invited to attend. Rev. Crist
is a very interesting speaker and is
very earnest in the cause for which
he labors untiringly and very sue
cessful meeting is expected.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new o. S. L. bridge, which is being
constructed across the Boise river
near here.
Miss Gladys Medley and her scholars
enjoyed picnic at the Alchenberger
place Friday
F. NJ, Gardner. the bank cashier at
Eagle, is the owner of fine new auto
and has been riding, around in this
vicinity this week.
DR.. Tallman of Boise operated on
Barton Mabee Saturday and removed
both tonsils and adenoids from both
Mr.. A. A. Sessions, attorney for the
Homesteaders' Protective Association
nostrils. Mrs. ]. H. Mabee. his mother,
accompanied him to Boise and the
operation was performed at ST. Al
phonsus hospital, although he was
in bad condition, he seemed to be
recovering rapidly.
W. T. Posey, the agent at the local
union depot, was taken suddenly i'll
Monday night after securing the SER
vices of Drs. Miller and Cole, it was
decided to remove him to ST. Lukes
hospital at Boise. where he could be
operated on for appendicitis as soon
as possible, for he was suffering in
tensely. Mrs. Posey accompanied him
to Boise.
Mrs. Eliza Harvey, formerly a we'll
known resident of Middleton, under
went a very serious operation at ST
Alphonsus hospital in Boise last Sat
urday.
Among the Middleton people attend
ing the Founders day celebration at
the College of Idaho were Misses Anna
and Lillian Alchenberger. Ruth Kama
ar and Joy Foote; Mrs. Foote and
Mrs. Mary Meth.
Mrs. F. 0. CLANCY has been at the
bedside of her father, John Thomas.
the greater part of the week At pres
ent he has improved but little.
The rainy weather has DELAYED the
picking OF strawberries and may cause
considerable damage to berry crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing of Boise were
guests at the J. H. Mabee home on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. p. A. Watkins is improving
after serious illness.
Homer Perkins and sisters Blanche
and Jewel left Monday for the Crow
Agency IN Montana. where their father
has employment. Mrs. Perkins and
three small children went several
weeks ago. but the others waited until
school closed so that Miss Jewel could
complete her grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Moberley visited
with their son, o. c. Moberley and
wife at Central Park Sunday.
Mr., Arthur Meth formerly of Mid
dleton, and Miss Carolyn Manch OF
Erie, Pennsylvania, were married al
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reside at Tonopah, where Mr.. Meth is
assistant superintendent OF the Esmer-
elda Light & Power company of that
city. Mr.. Meth spent his boyhood
days at the home of his parents, Mr.. |
md Mrs. Peter Meth of Middleton.
He was a graduate of the College of
Idaho, afterward going east where he
attended schools to TIT him for the
work that he is now Engaged in.
The FIRST OF the series of teas to be
given by the Rebekah lodge was held
4 the lodge room Wednesday evening.
| he committee on refreshments were
Mrs. I. R. Hartley, Mrs. ]. NJ. Stark. |
Mrs. K. H. Miller. Mrs. G. w. Oylear,
Ind Mrs. w. T. Plowhead.
Ira White and daughter, Miss Edna, |
rom Franklin. visited at the home OF
MIR. Whites SiSteT-in-law. Mrs. Ma
Zee. Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Harvey, who was oper- |
lted on al the Caldwell hospital. was
expected to return home Tuesday.
An ice-cream and strawberry social |
MIL he given ~ tba Tan,-aI -.