The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-12-22
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The regular December meeting of
the Owyhee Improvement Club was
held at the school house Firady after
tanning program given. The meeting
Folks at Home" by the members.
Roll cali was answered by naming
places of interest in Idaho and was un-
usually interesting. all the members
present responding and many having
pictures to show of the point men
toned. Points of sceneic and his
torical interest were named.
Prof Preston's room was represent
ed by Miss Luicle Tarr who read a
poem entitled, The Flag" the author
of which is Miss Zinza Holloway of
the ninth grade. The poem showed
ability and originality Prof Preston
then gave very able and interesting
talk on the history of Idaho which
was much enjoyed. A quotation from
Woodrow Wilson in character was re-
reated in concert. The minutes of the
November meeting were read and ap-
proved. The treasurer reported bal
ance of SIG in the treasury and that
the bills resulting from the session of
the movable school were not yet in.
The library chairman reported that the
books were now nearly all in use. The
entertainment committee reported that
the arrangements for the lecture
course were nearing conclusion and it
was hoped to put on the opening num-
Der, which will be a musical, January
5th. The subject of the Christmas
dance was then taken up. 1t was
found that there was sentiment
against it in the club, so for the sake
of harmony it was decided to give it
up. The lecture course tickets were
ordered printed and turned over to
Mrs. L. B. Yaden as chairman of the
finance committee. They will be put
on sale at once.
The program committee announced
continuation of Idaho" as the sub
ject for the next meeting with Points
of interest in Idaho" again as the SUBJ
ject for roll call. The meeting ad-
journed.
Mrs. A. G. Lawson is in Nampa
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Roy
King.
E. c. Preston was a Caldwell and
Boise visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Arrangements are being made for
exercises at the Homedale church
Christmas Eve.
Earl E. Cox and Duncan Mckinley
passed through here Saturday on their
way from Mahogany Mountain to
Boise Valley with bunch of horses.
They stopped for dinner at the
Schenck ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith visited at
the Harry Pitney home in Roswell
Saturday and Sunday.
Amos Stitzel was down from Clay
tonia Monday.
Miss Ida Schenck returned Thurs
day from Caldwell where she visited
with friends.
Mrs. Alma Laudbeck was in Cald-
well shopping Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Day and daughter, Mrs.
James Armstrong of Wilder, were
Caldwell visitors, Thursday.
Con Sutton took his son, Conrad, to
Boise last week to consult a specialist
The boy is bothered with throat
trouble.
Hugh Travis and daughter, Miss AL
berta, were in Caldwell shopping
Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. B. Boeck were
DOlSc VlSltOTS last week. he doctor
returned home. but Mrs. Boeck re-
manned for a visit with relatives and
friends.
The Thomas Harris thresher and
huller is finishing up the work in
our section. They pulled to the Fer
guson ranch the first of the week.
Remember dance will be given at
Pack hall Christmas night. The Wilder
ochestra will furnish the music and
royal good time is assured to all
who attend.
F. E. Trotter left Saturday morning
for several days stay in Boise.
Mr.. land Mrs King Brown and
children are occupying the Day cot
tage. Mr.. Brown is the owner of
large ranch in Strodc's Basin and has
a rumber of sheep
F. Z. Healey returned Friday from
a visit at his home in Baker City. He
came overland bringing some horses
for use at the camp here.
Mrs. Hugh Travis visited at the
Schcnck home Friday.
Mrs. James Burns is rapidly recover