The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-10
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The second days session of TIL
movable school was held Tuesday
There was no special session for tn
women in the morning but A. L. John
son of Idaho Falls talked to all OF
Poultry on the Farm" His talk wa
of great practical value.
The afternoon session opened will
a duet by Misses Merl Criffield ant
Blanche Adams, II Didn't Raise M
Boy to be Soldier" They respond
ed to an encore with aloha o." A
piano solo by Miss Florence Mishlel
was much appreciated and she re
sponded to hearty encore.
The women then adjourned to Their
room. The following numbers were
given in the main room:
"Sheep on the Farm"-A. L. John.
son, Idaho Falls.
Formulas and Demonstration oil
Destruction of Ground Squirrels and
Pocket Gopher" Warrington,
Idaho Falls.
pigs in the Clover"-H. A. Ire
land, Agriculturist, Boise project.
Miss Jessie M. Hoover, professor
of Home Economics, had charge of
the women's section and gave a very
interesting and practical talk on tex
tiles with methods of testing to tell
OF what hbers made. She then dem
onstrated the correct arrangement for
table after which she gave recipes
for and demonstrated the prepara-
ton of foods for invalids
Wednesday morning T. w. Potter,
state club supervisor from Boise. ad-
dressed the joint session on Boys
and Girls club work." The childi en-
also attended this lecture. Clubs will
be organized here.
Home Planting of Fruits and Or
namentals" was made very interesting
by E. P. Taylor, horticulturist, extern
sion dept, Boise. His talk was or
especial interest as he gave lists of
varieties best suited to our soil and
climate.
First on the afternoon program was
music by the male quartet and ladies'
trio, which was greatly appreciated.
w. t. Mccall of Caldwell talked
of "Clover and Alfalfa Seed Grow
ing. Many questions were asked and
the subject quite thoroughly discussed.
E. p. Taylor then spoke on "Pota-
toes-Seed, Diseases and Grading the
Crop" giving much valuable infor-
nation. a
Amy Kelly, lecturer in home econ
omics, Boise. talked to the women's
session. She gave recipes for and
dem onstrated the cooking of meats.
Her talk contained many ideas of
great value.
The question of organizing clubs
for home Improvement was taken up
and very favorably considered. The
idea is to organize local clubs through
out the district and then form CEN
trail organization. The matter will
be taken up here at the next meeting
of the Home and School Circle at
the school house 2:30 p. m. March II.
All people of the Gem district are
Urged to be present at the melting.
1t is hopd that an organization may
be effected and plans made at that
time.
c. M. Sutton has given up his lease
on the Homedale Livery & Feed Sta
hle and Harry Daus and Chas. Brew
ster are now operating it. Mr.. Brew
ster is the owner of the property.
Ed Smell returned Monday from a
visit to Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. L" D. Hyslop enter
tanned as week end guests Mr.. Hys-
lop's father. William Hyslop, and sis
tiers. Miss Janet Hyslop and Mrs. c.
L. Schneider, of Lake View.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a meet
ing this Friday afternoon at the church
at 2 p. m. This being the national
baby week the Baby will be the sub
iect considered at the meeting.
Arthur Irwin was a Boise visitor
last week. Mr.. Cruise returned home
with him and will take charge of the
Cruise ranch below town.
George Huntley recently sold four
head of cattle that brought him $2ll.
w. w. Peter and family were Cald-
we'll visitors Saturday.
j. f. Shaw and family arrived in
town Tuesday and will make their
home on their ranch northwest of
town, this summer.
The school board held a meeting
last week and announce that they
have retained Prof. f c. Preston for
another year. This announcement
greatly pleases the people. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Preston have proven them
selves OF great value to the communi-
ty
Mrs. A. A. Hansen is on the sick
list and under Dr. Boeck's care.
Prof. and Mrs. f. c. Preston drove
to Roswell Friday evening to attend
the contest between the Roswell and
Apple Valley schools. Prof. Preston
acted as one of the judges. Roswell
proved the winner. They were enter
tanned at the Lowell home.
Don't forget the home talent play
at the Peck Hall tonight. A laugh
from beginning to end. Come and be
happy
Tom Jones has resigned his position
with the Homedale Forwarding Co.
and will soon return to his former
kcme IN Boise.
less GoWen loaded and Skinned Ii