The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-21
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The Sunday school rally held at the
M. E. church last Sunday was we'll at
tended during each session. Ten diff
ferent schools were represented: Deer
Flat, Pleasant Ridge, Fargo, Fair
Acres. Parma, Lake View, Huston,
Sunny Slope, Riverside Presbyterian
and Methodist. Mr.. Bolinger of Fair
Acres presided over the meetings. The
talks were enjoyed by all. Those TAX
ing part were Mrs. Ormsby of Boise,
whose subject was Work of the Sun
day School,; Mrs. Ralph Cakes of
Caldwell, on missions; Mrs. King
Brown of Sunny Slope, the teen age
class; Mr.. Baldridge of Parma, mems
classes; Mr.. Kerrick and Judge Sulli-
van, on work of the mems class of
Parma; Mr.. Sleeper on teachers train
ing classes. Good singing was rem
dered by the Fair Acres quartet.
There was small attendance at the
house Sunday night for the purpose of
talking over the bonding Of the school
district to build a new school house.
The question was argued pro and con
and left to be decided at the election
School election took place at the
school house Monday afternoon. Will
son Kelly was elected as director and
the bonds were defeated, giving the
north end of the valley time to secure
information relative to adding more
territory and making division of the
school district. A meeting will be
called some time in the near future at
which time they will make answer
Harry McCluskey left Tuesday for
Denver where he will join his brother.
Grandma Mulch, who has been
making her home with her son Stuart
at Lake View, is visiting her son AL
bert, and family.
Mrs. Mccormick has rented her
ranch.
Fred Behold returned to Baker
City, where he is manager of saw
mill. after a weeks visit with his fam
lily on the ranch.
Mrs. Ormsby and son of Boise
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O. l..
Roberts during the convention.
r. w. Kingston has installed a
lighting system in his home.
Clarence Gragg of Lake Lowell at
tended the rally at the M. E. church
Sunday.
c. c. Tobias has a force of men at
work getting his river place in shape
for cultivation.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Tom
Harris last Tuesday afternoon but on
account of the stormy weather there
was small attendance. Next meeting
will be with Mrs. R. w. Kingston
Tuesday afternoon, April 18th.
We are sorry to learn that Will
McCluskey, one of our valley boys,
who is in Denver at present, was
again stricken with pneumonia, but is
reported improving at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis Tucker and chill
dren of Succor Creek attended the raj
ly and are visiting relatives here.
Howard Stilwell who is attending
the Greenleaf Academy. visited at
home last Friday evening.
One marked improvement in the
valley within the last week is the
planting of the Stodemeyer forty to
prune and nut trees.
Miss Scully has built an addition to
her house, which is occupied by rent
ers..
Mr.. Bollinger's auto became dis
abled and he and his party, who had
come from Fair Acres to attend the
convention. had to resort to team
and spring wagon to be conveyed to
their homes Sunday night.
Misses Ruth and Esther Mulch
spent the week end with home folks.
Mr.. Tobias, ST.. left for his home
in Missouri, last week