The Caldwell tribune., 1916-11-03
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The pupils OF the primary room
were al home to their lrlcndS friday
afternoon. he children, under Miss
Mercers management, presented
uramatlZauon OF the tlrst scenes from
L.ongtcllow's "Hlawatna. Ihe lead
ing characters were: tllawatha, Goldle
Johnson; Nokomls, Mary Cegnar;
Iago, Earl VandcrhoII. Inc children
were all costumed to represent In
dlans. The program opened with an
Indian chorus by all. A cradle song
followed by the squaws each swing
ing the papoose. During the acting OF
the play the pupils recitcd descriptive
lines from the poem. Especially good
was the singing OF llaWatha H1a-
watha was given his bow and arrow by
lago and went tortn into the forest;
shot and carried home his deer. A
very realistic Indian war dance was
given. At the close OF the program
wooden platters and napkins, the lat
ter made by the children, were passed,
and corn ponc, Jerked Venlson and
parched corn served to the guests.
Pupils and teacher are to be con-
graduated upon the work
w. II. Schenck was a Caldwell VlSi-
tor Thursday and Friday.
]. Z. Wood was a business visitor
to Caldwell the latter part OF the week.
Misses Edna Crete and lrma Nc
Gee spent the week and visiting rela-
tives in Caldwell.
Mrs K. S. Estes has returned from
a visit with relatives at Baker City.
1t is reported that her father made her
gift of an automobile.
DR.. Walker OF Denver was guest
at the DIR. Boeck home Sunday. The
doctors were classmates in Denver
medical college, where DIR. Walker
now holds an important position.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Roughton and
son were business visitors to Caldwell
Monday.
Mr.. Frosig, potato buyer, was here
last week and superintendcd the load.
ing of five cars Of potatoes which he
purchased of VIM. Cupp.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn are a
home again after an absence of severa
weeks.
Mrs. John Coggburn and children
left last week to join Mr.. Coggburr
in Nevada where he is at work.
Chris Jensen, his bother Martin, o
Caldwell, and several others have gon
to the high hills around Garden Val
ley for a hunt for big game.
Tony Freeburn made a trip to Cald
we'll Monday for a team of horse
which he had purchased.
H. d. Putney of Roswell is buildin,
ferry boat IA feet by AZ feet TO
Lewis Smith. Mr.. Smith will use th
boat in crossing back and forth to tn
island opposite his place and whicl
he owns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Paine o
Roswell were Sunday guests at tn
w. J. Helton home at Island Park.
N. c. Keith has purchased tn
Ganow pool hall and moved his fix
lures into the building formerly occu
pied by Mr.. Ganow. Ed Ganow ha
moved his barber shop into the hote
building and Geo. Upton will continu
to run the shop for Mr.. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Shenefield an
baby daughter returned from Caldwe
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Estes and Mr.
John Redman were Caldwell visitor
the last of the week.
N. c. Keith has rented the Lauc
beck building which will be occupie
by his family Mr.. Laudbeck will cor
tinue to run his harness shop and Mr.
Laudbeck expects to make trip
California.
Guy McGee is now engaged
making survey of the propose
change in the canal of the Gem Irr
CATION District, He is being assiste
by President Dunning 1t is propose
the build flume to carry the wate
of the A canal across Jump Greek an
thus do away with about four mile
of ditch that has given a great de;
of trouble. 1t is believed that tn
change together with the cementing
several hundred feet of the canal wi
save large percent OF the water bein
pumped into that canal and also pr
vent the seepage from running sever
hundred acres of good land.
Sam Cupp is building a bungalow c
his state land and expects to have
ready to move into in three week
He has household goods stored
town at present.
John Meyer and Harold Burns a,
hauling the lumber for the Jump Cree
bridge.
F. +. Healey returned Friday fro
business trip to Baker City.