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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25

B. Miller has called for a meeting Of
the teachers Monday morning in the
high school auditorium, at which time
the "marms" and "pedagogues' will
be assigned to the various grades.
Fourteen new teachers will take
their places in the different grammar
schools, and four in the high school.
Because of the large class that gradu-
ated from the eighth grades last term
a record-breaking attendance at the
high school is looked for, probably in
excess of $50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25

John G. Lewis, our local Republican
Clarke. Cowlitz and Skamania coun-
ties this week in the interest of his
campaign. At the conclusion of this
tour Mr.. Lewis intends to do most Of
his pre-primary work between Seat
tie and Tacoma, the congested dis
tricts. C. E. Troutman, the architect,
will accompany Mr.. Lewis for a few
days.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25
Schools to Open
On September S
Eighteen New Teachers Have Been
Employed for This Term-Record
High School Registration
loked For.

Have you noticed recently that your
boys whistle is not so CHEEKY in the
morning as it was a month or SO ago?
Every time he passes a school build
ing his heart seems to increase its
bulkiness, and who can whistle, any
way, with a heavy heart?
The public schools Of Aberdeen will
open for the 1867 term next Tues.
day morning, September 5. Supt. Geo.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25
POINDExTER COMING.

United States Senator Miles Poin-
dexter. who is seeking denomination,
will be in Aberdeen on a brief cam
paign visit next Wednesday, and his
numerous friends and admirers are
preparing to give him a hearty well
come.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25

In honor of the members of Robert
Gray Chapter, D. A. R., Mrs. w. H.
Patton of Hoquiam entertained Satur-
day afternoon. Those invited from
Aberdeen were Mrs. Otis D. Hall, Mrs.
]. B. Bridges, Mrs. E. E. Boner, Mrs.
William Irvine, Mrs. J. B. Kinne and
Mrs. L. G. Humbargar.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25

Napavine visiting with relatives in
this city, among whom are James
Weaver. brother, and Mrs. Andrew
Hilliard, Mrs. s. earns and Mrs.
James Brooks, sisters.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25

Out with it, Mr.. Hughes; is 1t to be
or invasion?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25

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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Goodwin visited
at the E. S. Moss home SUNDAY after
noon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Wright on Tuesday of last
week.
A farewell party was given to f. n
and D. G. Phinney last Griday night
Those present report an enjoyable
evening. E. N. Phinney is going to
Washington where his son, Snow, is
living, and D. c. Phinney is going to
move onto farm near Melba. G. P
Goodwin has purchased the Phinney
farm and will move onto it about the
first Of February.
Miss Kate Moss is ON the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs All Wright left last
Thursday for their home in Iowa.
E. w. Eames of Media was brought
to the Canyon hospital last week. He
is now at the ]. M. Garner home. He
is having trouble with his heart
f. S. Moss attended fruit growers
meeting in Payette, Tuesday.
]. M. Garner attended an Equity
meeting in Nampa last week.
The local society of equiv held a
meeting at the school house last Fri
day night. New officers were elect
ed as follows; Chas. Wright, presi-
dent; Chas. Howard vice president
Robert Jacobs, secretary.
Mrs. Henry Martin was able to at
tend church last Sunday after her long
illness.
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A number from the Appleton con-
gregation attended church at Huston
last Sunday. Rev. Miller, Baptist
minister from Notus, filled the pull
pit.
Seven below zero was reported here
early Monday morning.
Mrs. l.. +. Davis and children arriv.
ed last week from Walla Walla, Wash
ington, and visited her sister. Mrs
Chas. Smith. few days before locat-
ing in Caldwell. DR.. Davis has been
here for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hitson have adj
opted and taken into their hearts and
home a bright infant boy. The baby
is six months old.
Ralph fitzpatrick finished his work
as clerk at the Flemmons store Sat
urday and Paul Campbell is now on
duty. Mr.. kirkpatrick has been in
the store nearly a year and decided
to take up other work.
The roads have been fine for sleds
recently and a number of Jolly rides
have been enjoyed.
Mrs. E. ]. Stevenson of Walla Wal
la, Wash, is visiting with her child
rem. MIR. J. Stevenson and Mrs. C. f.
on1ltn.
There will be a pie social and eli.
tertanment at the school house Fri
day evening.
Miss Gladys Woods of Caldwell
spent the weekend with Mrs. Vera
Davis.
Mrs. John Hanan has been visiting
with her parents this week while her
husband made their new home near
Greenleat ready for housekeeping
They will be at home to friends after
this week.
= The Oelleian family and Arthur
Rees were Sunday dinner guests of
MI and Mrs. Lewis Griffith.
:, Mr.: and Mrs. w. NJ. Corn and fam,
lily OF Nampa visited at the VIM. Hit.
son home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs
!; l.. Hitson, who is visiting here from
Missouri, ACCOMPANIED the Corn fam
lily home for visit. Mrs. Corn is a
daughter Of Mrs. Hitson
Rev. Wilson of Caldwell will con.
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H c. Flint and wife are home after
tbeir visit with relatives in Iowa
Rev w. w. Crist is expected nome
soon from Seattle. where he has 3een
conducting revival services. MRS
Crist accompanied him as tar as f9rt-
land, where he has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. McElroy. 49,
T. Spillman went to Emmett TINS
week after sawdust to use in putting
up his supply of ice for use this sum
mer. Mt
Mrs. Williams, wife of the Meth
odist pastor, has been very Ill VIII
neuralgia which effects the muscles OF
her heart. She is improving shlightly
at present. :,
Mrs. Maude Brooks of Boise IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. E. Elrod
Mrs. Randall was unable to teach
Monday on account of being ILL;
Carl Rutledge has returned after
spending week at New Plymouth.
Messrs. Harper and Fifer of Willow
Creek, have been purchasing hogs to
butcher, in and about Middleton this
week.
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Speedway's social circle met at the
home of Geo. A. Smith Friday even
ing. A very enjoyable evening was
had. After the regular business was
over there were some games prepar'
ed and the evening ended up with Ida
hos now popular drink, sweet cider
and sandwiches.
Miss Annie Laurie Bird spent the
weekend with her parents.
Mr.. Whitteborg and Mr.. Smith were
hunting on Snake river Friday. They
had no luck in getting any of the
geese. .,
Bob Roy McGregor ate dinner witt
DR.. Weymouth and family Sunday
evening.
B. S. Weymouth spent Friday at the
Chula Vista Rancho with his son.
On Monday evening all the mem
bers of this neighborhood met at Mr.
McGregor's home and then went If
body to the home of DR.. Weymouth
and gave her a very pleasant surprise
The reason was the Doctors birthday
She did not give her age.
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Sixteen of the ladies gathered al
the home of Mrs. D. J. Vanderbilt
Tuesday and made a pieced quilt for
the pastor of the Free Methodist
church. Those present were Mes
danes Clark. Nelson, Dotson. Fisher
Vogt, Smith, Darling, Marmon, B.
Marmon, White, Erickson, F. Dotson
w. H. Fisher. and Paris
Miss Marion Clark visited the Deer
Flat school Tuesday.
Be sure and attend the quarterly
meeting at the Free Methodist church
over Sunday, commencing Friday
evening January 2lst. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Frank Dotson spent Friday
with Mrs. Emma Taylor of Green
leaf.
Edward Nelson is layed up with la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Myers and family, spent Satur
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Weslev Paris.
Miss Susie Dotson is quite sick with
the grip and tonsolitis.
Don't forget to attend the spelling
contest and pie social at the Deer Flat
school Friday evening.
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Several of the farmers in this part
we're marketing hogs in Middleton
,ast FRIDAY, among them were w. F
Lobb, Ed Hickok, Paul Jackson and
others. Stark & Miller were the b,,v.
RS and Middleton is still on the man
w ;l, sG l1ol Is progressing very nice
y win Miss Bixby as teacher
y. r.: Myer was hauling rock for
~ me subway on the Canyon Hill ditch
Mr., Hickok layed off all the men
on the road last Friday, being too much
snow to continue the work.
Leo Zimmerman and Jas. Lobb went
over to Emmett Saturday after s,w'
gust tor Otto Zimmerman, to put n,
ais ice with. put up
w. +. Lobb and family were shop-
ping IN Caldwell Saturday afternoon
mere are about eight or ten inches
u me beautiful on the ground at Can.
Mr.. Walker OF Lake Lowell is visit
'ng his daughter, Mrs. w. i, Lohb
over Sunday. ''''''
I'd. Lobb was down to the city last
saturday evening on business.
Johnny Walker of the Lake was
over visiting his sister, Mrs. w +
Lobb, over Sunday. -
Jackson brothers lost their hons.
ny hre Sunday evening, All Their
;louschold goods with fine piano. los.
ing everything, even their doc us
burned, They did not carry anv T ;n
s,urance. The loss will amonni ~
I'VE or six hundred dollars Tho nj, n ~
belonged to Miss Sadie Jackson The
=. H. Myers has a bro,her-in. law
Idaho. ''o''i oteriing,
Harry McGrath of Caldwell u,,s
r nonn on A. B. Lewis Tuesday after
ehas' smeade is confined to his bod
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Mrs. O. L. Phillips is recovering
nicely from her recent illness.
The little son of Walter Crockett Is
recovering from a severe sick spell
Every available sleigh and sled ir
the community has been in use since
the recent heavy snow. DR.. HameI
makes his daily round Of calls in q
sleigh.
A number OF friends of Mrs. Nancy
Payne gave her a surprise party OF
her 10th birthday which came on Mon
day of this week. The guests took q
bountiful lunch and all enjoyed the
afternoon to the fullest extent Those
present were: Mesdames ]. T. Mabee
l.. A. Garrison, J. T. Wilson, l.. A
Fretwell, +. O. CLANCY, Biggs, J.
Roup, A. ]. Breshears, A. Harvey, J
A. King, ]. H. Moberly and Miss Anna
Alchenberger
Hy Hartley, a former resident oil
Middleton was out from Caldwell last
Tuesday for visit at the J. H. Ma
bee home.
Miss Agnes Whittle is up from Wei
ser for a visit with the Smyser fam
lily.
M. F. Payne and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl, born
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper of Willow
Creek attended meetings in Middle
on Monday evening.
A number of local men are putting
Up ice among them are S. Smyser, Mil
Ter and Mabee. G. w. Oylear, F. O
CLANCY and the Cash Grocery firm.
Mrs. VIM. Leman returned home
rom Boise, Saturday, where she had
been on account of the serious illness
Of her brother, Cecil, who was i'll with
pneumonia.
]. H. Mabee and wife took Sunda,
dinner with Jake and Anna .Alchenber-
rer.
Mrs. J. w. Hamer treated Mrs. w
7. Posey and little daughters to fine
sleigh ride Tuesday afternoon.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Iillard Patterson. of Franklin, was
buried in the Middleton cemetery.
Rev. Higgins is conducting song
services at the Methodist church this
eek. The local ministers, Rev. l.. A.
Garrison and Rev. Williams. are con-
b"N''iiS PiCdSlllllS services until tho
arrival of Rev. Mills, who is expect
ID from the east in a few DAYS. A
large number are singing in the choir
nd attendance has been very good So
far.
The Jackson home near the Lingen-
-cltcr station was utterly DESTROYED
Nv fire Sunday afternoon The inmates
*ere unable to save anything scarcely
IS the fire had gained such headway
before being discovered. One sister
IS employed as nurse in the CANYON
'ospital and the four brothers and a
,,ounger sister were at home when the
ire broke out. All lost their clothing
'xcepting that that which they were
wearing.
T. c. Catlin sold three car loads
+ beet steer to Miller & Star to be
delivered to a Portland dealer in about
10 days.
VIM. Hurlbur: and family have NOV
d into the house formerly owned bv
George l.. Mye-s. on Willow Creek
Mrs. Hamilton and little grandson
occupy part Of the house. Mr.. Hurl-
burt contemplated buving a place here
n the near future. He formerly liv
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Last Friday evening the Freshmen
class of the academy entertained the
faculty and the props at party gwen
at the Fred Evans home: They spent
an enjoyable evening playing games
and eating popcorn an cadndies. lhey
report a fine time.
Frank Grieve was business caller
in Caldwell Friday afternoon.
Arthur Street is keeping fire day
and night in his new house to make
the plastering dry and to keep it from
freezing.
Rosetta Fetters was a dinner guest
at the Arson Cox home Sunday,
There has been good sleighing
around here the past few da"" owing
to the lareg amount of snow which
fell last week.
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There will be literary and oyster
supper at the school house next We'd
nesday night, January 10Th. Admis-
e,on ten cenis. r",c"ds to go to-
" .ts the school.
the Farmers Equity Socity attended
the convention at Nampa, last We'd
nesday.
Miss Emma Wygant, from near
Nampa, has been employed as assist
ant teacher in Our school Miss Bixby
of Middleton having resigned.
John Hodkinson has succeeded in
getting good well, at depth of l42
feet.
Mrs. Harry Merchant returned from
visit with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Biddick and family, at Meridian.
Harry Amesbury, of Caldwell, made
a trip to the ranch last Thursday.
The Farmers Society of Equity
held their annual election of officers
at the school house Saturday night.
The following officers were elected
R. w. Kingston, reelected president
Warner Harris, vice president; Clare
Mower, reelected secretary-treasurer.
The young people of the valley, es-
peciall!y the girls, are enjoying good
sleighing. Thanks to Harold and
Lloyd Fields.
Harold Mulch is working with the
surveying crew on the Black Canyon
project.
Willie McCluskey is home from
Denver, on a short visit with his par
ents.
Ruth Mulch and Lawrence Keil,
who are attending high school in
Caldwell, did not have to take the ex-
aminations and are spending the week
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fields, Miss
Mygant, Eleanor Prosser and Ruth
Stilwell, also Mr.. Randall and James
Collins, spent Sunday evening at the
Floyd Mcintyre home.
A few of the leading farmers and
seed growers of the valley are attend
ing the state seed show in Caldwell
this week.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Martin who has been seriously i'll, has
sufficiently recovered to enable Rev.
Martin to resume his services at the
Methodist church.
Wallis Tucker is building house
over on Succor Creek. where he re-
Gently took I'D homestead
w. H. McCluskey spent several
days in Caldwell last week.
The literary society which was re-
Gently organized will hold its meeting
every two weeks, on Wednesday even
ings.
Meryl Harson, from near Nampa
returned home after visiting with her
sisters, Mesdames Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison will give an
entertainment under the auspicies Of
the Farmers Society of Equity,
Thursday night, Feb. 10. The place
If the entertainment will be adver-
tised later. This will be a musical
treat. Admission, adults 25c, child
rem under II years, l5c.
Mr.. McClung is feeding few head
Of cattle for Mr.. Bissit of Nampa.
Charlie Parson of Fargo is visiting
Llovd and Walter Fields.
Alfred Kelly has rented the George
Stevens place for next year.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
2. w, Fuller last Thursday afternoon
Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ernst
Mulch, Thursday afternoon, Feb 81
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south school house. A short literary
program will be given, besides few
selections by the Greenleaf band. Al
who are interested are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jones are the
proud parents of a new baby girl, born
January 18th, weight " pounds.
Miss Florence Kaufman visited al
the home of Professor and RMS. Rob.
erts Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Cox were
Caldwell callers Thursday.
Verla Kelly spent the weekend al
her home in Riverside.
Guy Tucker was able to attend
church Sunday.
Several of the young people attend
I'd church at Deer Flat Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. White, who formerly lived east
Of CALDWELL moved to the |. S. Binford
ranch vacated by VIM. Altig and fam
lily.
Mr.. VIM. Altig has recently erected
house on his ranch just north OF
Greenleaf and moved there last week
Rev. Pearson was in Boise last week
assisting the pastor there in holding
revival meetings.
There was no school at the AGA
denny last Wednesday because the
building could not be sufficiently heat
ed SO that the pupils could study.
Charles Pearson and his mother
were Caldwell visitors last Wednes-
day afternoon
Miss Ruth Wood was on the sick
list last week and out of school few
days.
Mr.. Verling Cox drove over from
Middleton to the home of his father
Arson Cox, last Monday, on bust
ness trip. He returned home in the
evening.
Orval fish was back in school on
Monday after a weeks absence.
Garry Chapel, while working on the
road last week was hurt by a shovel
being accidentally thrown from a
wagon. He was not able to work for
several days.
A mothers meeting will be held at
the academy for the benefit of the stu
dents next Friday afternoon at three
o'clock.
Prescott Beals was home for a visi!
| few days the fore part of the week.
Miss Florence Kaufman led the
meeting Sunday evening at the Red
Top school house. Some of the young
people from here attended.
Ruth and Opal Wood spent the
week at their home near Wilder
Last Saturday evening several Of
the youngsters of the ncighborhood
vent coasting over on the hill north
If Grecnleaf, while there they were
invited down to Mr.. Prices to help
partake of his birthday oyster sup
per- They all reported fine time.
Mr.. Antrim autocd to Caldwell last
Monday on a business trip.
Mrs. Carrie Herlockcr lost gold
bracelet somewhere between her home
md the VIM. Altig ranch. Anyone
nding it, please return to her.
Last SATURDAY. evening some of the
Dung men. students of the academy.
Entertained the faculty and several OF
he young ladies at party given at
he academy
Several interesting games and diff
rent forms of amusement were par
'icipated in. after which lunch consist
'ng of sandwiches, cakes, and bananas
as served. After the party the youn~
'cople went sleighridng. All report
d an excellent time.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Birch has been quite i'll
the past week. with an attack of pleur-
sy and grip, but is much improved at
the present writing.
Miss Wisner spent Sunday at the
home of her parents in Big Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Jones were din
ner guests in the home of Mrs. w. K.
Stevens, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor and
daughter, Dorothy. Miss Stewart and
Mr. Chadderdon autoed to Boise last
Sunday in the Grosvenor car.
Miss Bessie Trout assisted with the
work in the B. NJ. Campbell home last
week.
Raymond Hall was business visit
or in Boise the first part of the week
The youths Bible Glass of the
Presbyterian Sunday school enter
tertained three of the other Sunday
school classes at the Hans Jacobson
home last Friday evening. A fine
time was reported by all.
Mrs. A. J. lockwood and daugh-
ter, Stella, were Boise visitors. the
first of last week.
Several Roswell men attended the
stockholders meeting of the Parma
Dairy and Produce company, in Par
ma Thursday of last week.
Lois Russell.took the place of Leota
Birch in the Grosvenor home this
veek. Leota having been called home
W the illness of her mother.
S. G. Tuning and Mr.. Pack went
o Portland this week with hogs.
Mrs. L. M. Orsmby of Boise, field
secretary for the state Sunday school
association, spent Saturday evening
and Sunday with the Sunday school
workers. of Roswell. She gave an adj
1ress at the union services in the
PRESBYTERIAN church, Sunday morn
'ng. Mrs. Ormsby is very pleasing
speaking.
Mrs. F. P. Lawrence went to Boise
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs
=. w. Barnum, an old North Dakota
friend and the wife of Rev. G. w. Bar
mum, pastor of the second Presbyter-
ian church in Boise.
Lucille Wamstad and Adelaide
Wohlschlegel were dinner guests in
the Hans Jacobson home, Sunday.
Mrs. w, R. Stevens was Caldwell
visitor last week on Wednesday.
Miss Virginia Hall returned home
rom Emmett, last week, where she
has been playing for the movies and
matinee.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid is meeting
at the manse this Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Missionary Society met
It the home of Mrs. ]. H. Lowell
tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Bar
ton of Boise, Presbyterian president
addressed the meeting.
The Western Star Literary society
II the high school, enjoyed sleigh
ride and afterward a feed in the W. F.
howard home, last Monday evening
The Old Woman Who Lived in a
Shoe, will be at the Presbyterian
'hurch Friday evening, Feb. 18.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Miller. died in their home in
Big Bend Wednesday of last week
md y was brought to Roswell for burial
friday - 80
Mrs. Harry DAVIS and daughter
'elen, came down from Long Valley
daho. last week and have been visit.
ing friends in Roswell and Fargo.
Mr.. Mott of Centralia, Washington
father of Miss Ora Mott. who taught
n our schools last year, has purchas ed
forty acres of land from Mrs. Bert
dams which lies on Roswell Heights
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ID. ID. ID. Cured
His Eczema
Clergyman and Banker Also Write

n. G, ;Hotehkiss, Editor Echo, PROHIBITS.
Town, Ill Remember mine was eczema of
nLteen years standing. Now / am com.
Pietely healed, after 4 bottles of d. d. %.
cur nave seen ma case Of 25 years standing
himself. >"Niu NV eufe
f. 4. Tesar., Banker. Hopkinton. Ia: 7
Treated with three doctors for six months.
They did me no good (; my face and scalp
were full of the disease. / applied d. d ii
heSult-my face is as smooth as babv's
Rev L. |. Downing, Pastor 9Th Av Pres.
Dyterian Church. Roanoke. va: For three
last found relief in d. b. b. n sm n ae
longer tortured completely cured. have
no nesitancy In acknowledging the great
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Come to us and we will tell you more abont
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