The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15
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Roswell Schools Omen

The Roswell schools opened Mon
day The repairs made on the school
house and the outbuildings were COM
pleted except in the basement. Among
other repairs made was concrete work
around the basement windows to pre-
vent flood waters from flowing into
the basement Both rooms in the
basement are being fitted up for class
rooms. The school cottage has been
improved by the addition of a sleep
ing porch. The corps of teachers is
as follows: Donald Mclean, princi-
pal; dl. A. Chatterdon, 1st assistant;
Miss Hartzell, I'd assistant; Miss Kate
Stewart, 9TH and 9th grades: Miss
Lillian Swatman, 5th, 4th and 3rd
grades; Miss Florance Dorylas, I'd and
1st grades; Miss Smith, domestic
science and music. The enrolment
for the first day was, high school,
senior class 9, junior a, sophomore g.
freshman 9; English grade l6; gram
mar grades p; intermediate AZ; pri-
mary 27 total 1856 Two pupils, Alma
and Nettie Jacobson, from the East
Roswell district, have entered the
freshman class.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Tuning and
family were Boise visitors on Thurs
day of last week
Dir. and Mrs Titus, Mr.. Titus, ST.,
DR.. and Mrs. Weaver of Boise, were
guests in the Herman Wohlschlegel
home.
Wiley Paine and Lawrence Wam-
stad went to Drybuck for derrick
poles last week, leaving on Tuesday.
The steel for the new Boise river
bridge has arrived.
Dewey Ross, Wade Lowell, Earl
Gardner and Phil Sayre took trip on
horseback over to the Oregon hills
last Saturday and Sunday.
Walter Bennett spent last week
visiting friends in Grcenleaf
Miss Stella lockwood spent last
Friday in Nampa and Boise.
Miss Mildred Tuning was dinner
guest in the II. Jacobson home, Sun
day.
The Roswell Improvement Club met
with Mrs. ]. II. Lowell, Thursday
afternoon
Misses Olive and Winnie McCor-
mick went to Sunny Slope, Sunday,
where they will teach this year.
Eunicc lockwood visited with
Nellie Hetrick in Wilder last Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Bertha Jones, former student
of the Roswell high school, will teach
| in the new school district north of
Wilder this year
Miss Esther Jacobson will stay with
Mrs. c. Y. Cottier and go to school
this year
Mrs II. X. Rieghler attended insti-
| in II n n nc
to spend this month in Boise, visiting
schools.
Hazel Bennett spent a few days of
last week in the Wamsley home In
Parma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dilley and son
Joseph autoed to Caldwell Monday.
Joseph stayed to begin his work as
freshman at the College of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs Morley Jones OF
Fargo were Sunday guests in the J. w
Jones home.
Rev. T. p. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Nav attended the Prcsbytery
n Boise, Monday.
The Girls Westminster Circle met
with Mrs. l., L. Jones, Friday.
Mrs. Aldrich, who spoke in the
Presbyterian church on Home Mis-.
sions" last week, Thursday afternoon
was entertained in the Rev. E. P
Lawrence and L. l.. Jones homes
while here.
Gilbert Mccormick left for Hotter
Montana, Monday, where he takes
position as deputy sheriff.
a Harvest Festival will be held il
the Presbyterian church Sunday.
The primary election was held a
the school house Tuesday of las
week.