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Evening star., 1916-12-22
SEVERAL AEROSL LOST
IN WESTERN FIGHTING
Trench Raids Reported by Both
British and Germans-Gun
Duels at Verdun.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. December o2-The Official
communication on the campaign IN
France, given out by the war Office at
midnight. reads:
Last night a strong hostile raidins
party approached our lines opposite
Lens. Only few OF the enemy sue
ceeded in reaching our trenches. They
were promptly elected and the enemy
was repulsed oar casualties were
very slight.
Southwest of Arnlentieres a party OF
our troops successfully entered the
enemy's trenches We took over fifty
prisoners in the course of the raid
north of Arras. reported In yesterdays
comnunique.
Today the artillery activity con
tinued especially marked along our
front between the Somne and the
Ancre and in the neighborhood or
Npres.
The Improvement in the weather
yesterday led to considerable aerial
activity. In the course of our raids
a ton of explosives was dropped on
points Of military Importance behind
Cured in the air. One enemy machine
was destroyed and six others were
driven down damaged. Four of our
machines are missing"
German Version of Fighting.
BERLIN. December 22-The official
statement last night follows:
Western front Army group OF
Crown Prince North OF
Arras British detachments, which, after
strong artillery fire. had entered our
most advanced trench, were elected by
counter thrust.
"On both sides of the Somme clear
weather favored the activity of III.
artillery, which in som" sectors In
creased to great violence. West or
Villers Carbeaucl, GTeuadiers of the
forced their way into a strong hostile
position that had been destroyed by
4 effective fire and returned after blow
ing up some dugouts, to their own
lines as they had been ordered, bring
ing back with them four officers and
twenty-siN men as prisoners and one
ma chine gun.
by our defensive fire the enemy IN the
Somme sector lost six arplanes.
Army group of the German Crow n
PrinCe-Artillery firing WAS lot thc
most part of an unimportant nature.
and there was no infantry activity or
n major character. On the Alsne front
several French patrols We're repulsed
Guns Active North of Verdun.
| PARIS. December % tnoon).-There
was lively cannonadlng in the region
of Louvement north of Verdun. during
/ last night says the war Office in today's
bulletin on the progress of military
/ operations on the French front.
Evening star., 1916-12-22
$500 YET NEEDED
FOR OPPORTUNITIES

Continued from First Pagel
Evening star., 1916-12-22
Guns Active North of Verdun.

PARIS, December % tnoon) n).-There
was lively cannonading in the region
of Louvement. north of Nerdun. during
last night. says the war Office in today's
bulletin on the progress of military
on the French front.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
0er gann tdeiIlueile ne6Oben.

ainoer i'm Sitter BON uciIn Sabre llnO
Oaraber founen BON Nlontog ob
mieocr oie Sdale beinhcn-9ie
g9onoeIbiIocr iteben ocnieIbeit
aud wieoer sur @eriii9uHa
Grci ueuc Sale aus Oem Garrett
Golntp uurocn mitgetbcit
Gr, SO6u Z. Slofc. Der @eiuno-
bcitS.@onmuiiiar. crlieB acitern 9lad-
mittoe cine @erorOmlng Iani ocref
ole meaen DER 4inOerI1bmungs.@ .@pi.
Oeuie ecgen Oie &onoelbilocr. Sbea'
Ter iiir Siuoer BON 9 ,Sabreu mo
Ooriiber im0 oie Gaarautdue gegeu
oic Sdulen iiir 9.idbrisc mo dlterc
0inOcr am Montag aiiigeboben miro.
Gics mcint. oaB SaiIenoe BON
Smoeru in Baltimore Montag @lor-
gen Die Sdulen ipieocr belu4en oiir-
fen
Sic glbnobme Der erfrontlnaer
iuo sic E6otiobe, Dob bic meilien
ncueu erfroufun9en iolde bon Sang
linecn imo aoB tleineu aiuoern
iino, bcrpog Gr 9lafc 81 oic'em
Sdritt.
Gem SiaoiS.9urcon fiir onltcdenr
DC aronfbeitcn murocn 3 nclle er-
fronfimgen aus @orreti'Golntp ge'
ineIoet. IS Iino Die iolaenoen aotb.
rm Speidcr, 6 Sabre olt, bon glcci-
bent, SoporO 0etrid, 3 Sabre olt,
BON grantSoiae. nuO Der S-iabriac
@eorac 2obr. nobe Seer @ort. ierncr
Der 8 0onate oltc 9lobert Graie,
no6c Cumberland, glacgbeup-Gountp
glit 9tuSno6mc BON Baltimore
GountD iinO mebr Spfcr ocr Gpi0e.
mie in @arrett.Gountn ais in irgeno
einem @olutu ocS StooteS. Gs ipur-
oeu fciue ucuen poiitipcn Sale in
Der Stoot acucI0ei. Ood iuteriidt
Qr. 6. Sranf Sones. BON Der @e.
hmo6eitS-8cboroc, cineu berodhtiqca
Sail
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Berorocutlib aaitirciiuolid. Noh
Dem gIbcnoeiien i'm rSotcl Gueea
9lnnc" muroen oie 9altimorer nOs6
Dem @eih6iiSloiale oes Serrn 9o0cr
einaclaoeu nno bonn MaDor g 81.
9lidolS mO einem 9iirger.Gomitc DC.
artist, PM cine 9Iuiprpde ocs aSra.
iiocnteu 6oIcorcr cr6o6 iid 6err "
Wioion S6cebon bon Cation no nm.
terbrcitetc oen @oridloa Baltimore
ourh ciu 5dbrboot nit 0cm Gituier
su ucrbinocn; oie gleuicit babe Die
idnellc Nei6rocrmg oebrodt uno
ipeun ciu Wlnm IN icinen 9utouo.
bile in Clifton onaelommcn, lei er 25.
Mcilen nd6cr an @bilaOclpbia olS on
Baltimore. Gas ein5igc Nlittcl, oie.
fem lle6clitono ob5ubelfen. iei cilr
idnel(cS 5o6rboot BON Claiborne
nod gIunopoIiS, aui peldeni 9Iuto.
mobile, 9o6upoiiaaiere unO 6nBgau.
ger 6cforoert iperoen niiBten 3t
oieien 3pcde iolItc ocr Staot Der
2nnoiiroBen Gonniiiion 100000
sur Geriiiaune itcncn,
Serr Sbee6ou betonte. oaB ieoenl
ahoc am Snuicr ocr erfoIg Der
@ctropoIc ocS Stooics no6er Iiege,
oIs cine Sciie nod 9enniuloanieH.
Sn Salisbury muroen oie 9olti-
norcr BON ciucr Delegation mier
8iibrung Ocs 9laporS BON Solisbiru
empiangeu. 9cocr S6eilnebmer er-
biclt bon 5pei Goucu Der ~9bela-
pente & @otomoc Telephone SO"
eiuc iriidc 0elte nuaeltedt
9tad Dem glbenoeiien fono einc
oroBe gcriontnlung in 0er uJiotp-
mdnncr Salle" liott. jn meIdcr oic
9olfrmorer cinaelooen piroeu Sic
0allc mar seiiillt, ais ser Gorliter
ocS @ereius ocr @eihdiislenie, Scrr
@nn6p. NIT elmer 6al6iotoriihsn
gIuiprade Dem 3eOneriaiie oen 9oocu
ousidlug. 81 illniirirte oie gI5lidt
Der 9oltmorer nit cincr Gpiiooc. Die
in 6olton poiIirte, mo oie 9oltimorsr
aefroat lpuroeu, 81 meiieu 9cerol-
auua tie eiocutlih aelommen ieien.
Ger Sonocl nit Baltimore iei lan0-
lam aciiorbcL uno cs bcoiirle ocr
cncraiihitcn 9lnitren9unaen iiir eIn
9lcubelc6en Ger 3iucite 9lcouer lUies
aif oic Grooiiioncn but lueIdc oic
Gihifcr Counties nit Baltimore ais
ser MctropoIe oes StaateS Derbia'
oeu. IN elmer mciteren Anipradlc
pprocn bic @liBitduoc ser @o6uuer.
binonuaen bciproden mo beiont
ooB ooS Situicr Der e5nooe un0 In
gnoOc ciucr ein5igeu 9obuocicIlidolt
prciS8cgcbcn ici
N 8. 9roppe
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'gIcIlic Wrrcn luirS. GcIndt.

Sic 4Soli3ci lit crindlt porOen linz
idbalt 5ll baItcn nod SRI. 9icIlie
@rcen. 20 Sabre alt. aus HidlHono.
DO. Die ieit cinieen Eagen ans ibrem
Seim permiBt miro. Sic trlig cincn
b(aucn Seroe,9lu5la lit 5 SUB z
8oa oroB, micet li0 %futO uRo bat
blouocs SOor.
G6cninQS pcrnliBt miro Der H.
ia1rigc gcnjomin 2cpicb oon 9lr.
1870. sHO Sio6;Str, ocr icit @lontqg
pcridwimocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
ScntidJc, CciterrcidliIdc unS llnsa.
ride @riessuuIciben.
100 Wlarf nuS l00SrOacn uufluartS.
S6rO. s. 9icncr & Gn.,
(Qldrat3-) 2l7 Git.%nltimOrc.Str.

9lcinCS, swt scsO6rcncs uuo nbgclc-
gcrtcS Nicr
lit Scr 0jciunO6eit 5ntrGGlid. GoS
oltS ser 6iciigcl .9lucricdn @rcurrp~
uol Sru. 6rco. @oIcruicbmiot Der.
uorgcaangcne .,SolaccT. .GcbrdH miro
amter ocIieit eigcner 9lltjiidt 6crac'
ltcut Eoiicl6e lit licblidb inn @e-
ldJuad, onBcnc6m 81 trinfcn luto
miro BON bieiieen nnerfannt tiibti
acn slcrSicll ais abiohtt rein lnn oic
cScnlno0cit in 6o5em 6raoc ioroern0
bc5cihpct NQc 9tniirdac flocn
prompte Animcriiautci 9'rauere: ::
@orler0 9Ipc. 9Romlnent. II. Sitter.
Ctr. Eel. 6. & y. @it. @crnou 365.
(Ch2D (9lns9 4
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Su eincm g(niaQ bon @iicrildl err
icboB 9eicn Nloraen ocr 9lcaer Ranl
9romn ieincn glcbctbublcr gee
Naloluiu i'm 0ouie ser bcioercltS
umporbcncu Catherine Gates. 9lr
17OS, Crlenns.StroBc Ter Ibdier
cuNlo6. 9oIomu iiorb oui Dem
gSe9c nod oent Npipii@l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
Der %ritfrica Jcntc UOr cincm
Sabr.
a2l. Cftober 1915.
(!Radj Dem 9eri6t 0cS IelltIbcn
Oto,.o...lst.>N-
@cncrolito5S.I

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QAr1 cipcn plo6licb lnlIniieno
cirgclcBtcn @egenooritob ocr Ser
biinoetcn ON StDr in SSol6pNicu
mcrocu oic ilr oeu Iestqn 9aacu
porgeorlnigcncu Siuiiou 5nriidgc
morfcn Yei 9towo.9(lerinieb in
SIt0aliiien nliiilen sic NcltcrYci.
der Dor ocn Saliicn ctpoS 5uriid.
lueihen. l,,
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Serbicn iiioIid Ger SiaIio nno in
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@tlmpQ luo ocS 9'cd. Sd0IidD
pon StrmIica nabc ser mllgo-
rIlh'ariehilben NrcuRc id1loaci
bic VlIIearcn iron50iiibc nno ier.
6iidc Gritppen.
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QcridIt Scs NoIiimOrc g8citerbnrcanS
Der 6cudtigfcitseebnlt Der Stift
NOR 100 @ro5cnt nm 8 lt1r &orgei3
mo Sc 9Sro5eut nm S Abr sIbenOs.
eilInblidlC IcmDrrniur.
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Qlus oen iibri0en @unOes-@etter-
Vcootdttnes- Statieuen IN pEoen Die
iolgcnoeu b0diten Ecmperohiren
bic I'M 8 llbr acitern g[bcnO berrid)-
frn. hcrihtct:
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Iic EOlijei "Gomniihorc iiltctbrcite-
ten acitern ser 9uosetbcboroe Oie
goranidldeuug iiir OoS fonlmcn'
&c @'cidjdftsiu6r. - $1,366,S5754
ipuroenpcrlangt nnO audi bcluil-
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Teparteuclits ciuoereidt.
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Die @eranidlaame Der 6cuotbiotcu
( Suirmc Der %oli5eibcboroe eptee8ep,
ueldjc in Dem fonmenoen Geiddits.
iobre cine 9lbno6mc ii6er Oas Sc
IdJ0ftsiobr 1916 oui5mpeiicn bat
Gas Yolijeioeportcnent pcrlangte H.
erbiclt oen 9etroe bon 81 ,3G6,So75L
SrocnO ipelde @onfcrcu5cn 5wiidelt
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notbmenoig.
GS iurroe gciogt, OoB Die Commit.
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'um Ooiiel6e auf oieiel6e Shiic nit
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Gie 9lbnnbmc Oes oeronidloefen
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gc6oroc fiir Ole weiie @eriualtim9
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Serr Wobr eriuhte nm einen @etrog.
BON $4,000, I'M neile Qompen IN
StroBen, bic bon ser StroBeubou'
Gonnliiiion imo StroBenourds-
6rilds Goumliiiion ongelegt ooer
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men GicicS idjlieBt 1000 neitere
Gompen IN 9lleps itno tlciuereH
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lmo n@bite @oD" 2ampeu eiu. Gie
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eriud)te Die Stoot. einen Sdifisfolol
BON aG sSlB 9icfc mO aeltiigeuOCr
grcite 81 boagern, I'm groBeu 5n1r'
5crIecn Die 6abrt oomicsigen Soupt'
JobripaIier uoh pen 9(uIagepldeen
Der @nbu 81, Bort Gopinetor 5l er'
moeliden.
Mopor YreitoH itiniunt Dem BRO
Jeff 81 ilno glaubt oob es iid fir oie
Staot ols CUTE @elOanIage crpeiieu
ipiiroc.
Qic 0erbeiicrng oes &onalS ipiis'
Oc Der StaOt $4,000 toiten ilno Die
Giien6nbu Geicllidoit miro $4,000
onseeben un oic unmittelbore eiip
fo6rt 81 ocu @icrs 5r pcrtieiei.
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$t,OOO,000 5u @prt Gopington crrtd.
ten loiion un0 nilnnt nod pcitere
@erbeiieriingen Dor. Ne0en Der iesi.
gcu s(6mciiilngeii Ocs aanols fouuen
piele Sdiiic. beionoers Die Goll0nOi.
idcn GctreiOeidiiie Die 2oOcpIdtc
nitt crrciheu.
gIcaic Wrrct iuirS scindt.
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lintcrhnLtinnS.VHenlucilrr

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GunlIcnnni. nno llnteraana.
SIat6
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Sir W}arDIonO imo Ocn 9iitritt
Golinn6io bcntc bew0Ift iuo 6cocu'
tcuo fii6lcr, uielleiHt Sroit an
Ql6cuo. horEc Siiopelt.@iuOc
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uon uuo nod GcutidImo mo
Ocitcrrcih lluaoru fiber 9loticroau
ino 0uu PORT. c5eloieHolnacn nad
europa.
S6eo. s.. Giener & 60,
217 Citgaliimorc-Sir.,
(@dr5t3-) 243 SiIo.VeQabpag.
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Spejial.Gcu5ert.
&apclc Ses Oampicrs p&beia".
zumlias VlbeuN, u. Cftober.
tscu. 6iaiaa'a 5ii citSpltimOrcitr.
fruon
speiinL@uhiert:
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mr ll6. sscii-3ancttcFStroBe, ell
eliooiiof o66alten Dem cine sIHreoe
pon gloiuiaut gaSwortb porausept'
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Gta0 0BraD
siIoniIc Sin. uar So glouieomcr1. liar 60
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itog slbeno cutpideItc iih wieoer cine
iebr Ibwere Storlng. Die lid beutc
gtbcnO ii6er oeul n0rolihcn Gbcil bon
9iieoer.92ibieon bciiiioct uuo lid
nprOoIhpGrts bemeet.
llebcr Scr obcrcR Sccn.6cgion
bcrrIhten Win0e BON ndBigcr Stor'
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S5dmec mo Ncgen 6eoedcu fat Die
gcIammte Esoion pom WliiiiiiipiitBdI
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ino SHO-Garolina. Hie olleemeine
Geprciiion Debut iid 0Itlip uno iiiO,
OItliH iibcr ole atlontiiden Staatcn
aus. Sm ssoroweiten lit Die Sempc;;
ratur cine nieorigerc ais Die i'm
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SSu ben otlantiibcn Stoaten Miro
tcocllteno fGlterc 9cmperutur entire.
ten. 6roit in Oen 9ieltgnglonp, ,Staa-
len mO in BEN mittelntlantiidct
Stooten nno gloro.gorolino. 2eihtc
Sroite in Siio.Gorolino mo @eorgio,
6roit miro iiir Sontitag Nioreea
in gcnneiicc uuS ben oitliGen @olj.
Stoateu nueeiogt
glh Oen groBcn Scen nnO Der at
lontiIden aiiitc pon @ope Soiterus
bis @oiiport iUerOcu SturmiignaIe
gegetcn
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Nirdllides.

Sic Geiltidje 3ious.airde an Ycrs
inaton. nuO SoaiooD.StroBe feicrt
morQcu oic ISL. @icocrfcbr i6rer
@riinoiing ourh ciucu beionOcreu
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logs 6cginut. Sn oeu Icttcu So6ren.
bot bic Dlit9licoer5abl Der 3ions.air-I
DC Idi pcrooppelt, unO lore Ginua6-
mcn 6o6cn Iicb perorciioGt. Sespcr,
IN cngliiber Spro&c ac6oltcr. iinoct
um Sountag. 0cn 3. 9toocmbcr. I'M
3 ll0r Nohniita1S itdtt. 9soitor 7r
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IN 0cr Grciciuigtcits.a .airdjc pre-.
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tag i6cr 0oos bohite @cbot" mo
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Glto6cr ipieoer rcihlib ocitbnnidt
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Ticicibc miro ollgenlein pcroen ilno
Elm id0nes @}roaronm lit bcreiis III
@ar6crcihInq. Tic bciOcn 6eitprc-
0ia,cn iinO ocr @cgenwort angcnIci-
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mcinoc riIct lid mieinem Stii-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey drove to town
Wednesday, Mrs. Potts accompany
ing them that far on her return to
Boise.
The South Side Sewing club met at
the home of Mrs. Melvin Gray We'd
nesday afternoon. Several OF the
members were not able to be present
hut those who were there made up for
those who were absent. and jolly
time was enjoyed by all. A dainty
lunch was served about 5 o'clock,
which was the predominating feature
OF the afternoon. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Hogg.
The thresher is expected on the
Slope about the first of the week.
Mrs. Victoria Robertson. an aunt OF
DIR. Clyde Gilbert. is here from. Cali
fornia visiting at the home OF her
nephew. Mrs. Robertson lived in
Caldwell four years ago. and she says
that she has always said that Idaho
would beat California. and she still
saws so, for she has, spent the past
war in California. Hurrah for Idaho.
Mr. Q. w. Collins made trip to
Caldwell Saturday, A.,
Ray Johnson, Edgar Aitchison. Alta
Rogers and Carl Hammar. attended
the reception at the Caldwell high
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Mrs. c. F.. Burns is very ill with
heart trouble.
J. G. Donaldson is helping harvest
potatoes this week.
Mrs. Lively expects to go to Parma
Thursday for two weeks visit at
the home of her sister Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs, Frank Warner. received tele-
gram Wednesday, stating that her hus-
r. R. Co., was critically ill., She left
ing his illness.
J. c. Goodwin of Deer Flat. came to
Middleton Sunday to visit friends. He
took dinner at the F. 8. CLANCY home.
F. I. Andrews and family are going
to move to Emmett next week.
Mrs. Harry Hellar is at Parma
her aunt, Mrs Thomas Andrews.
Jas. King was brought home from
the Caldwell hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Mcleod of Boise visited Mrs.
]. H. Mabee. Saturday
Cal. Newman left Monday for Me-
vada where he will be employed help
ing care for sheep.
H. c. Flint took an auto load to
Boise Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. Murphy is visiting in
Portland for few weeks.
Mrs. A. S. Bixby entertained the w.
c. T. U. this week
Little Roberta Miller is at Emmett
with her Aunt, Mrs. Langtree.
L. A. Garriso and wife are at
Mountain Home, attending the Baptist
State convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Rutledge are Nyssa
and Ontario visitors this week.
w. F. Morton came home from
Haley Tuesday morning.
The high school reception at the
home of Miss Dorothy Davidson was
one of the most enjoyable social
events of the summer.
Miss Mary Harvey underwent an
operation having her tonsils removed.
DR.. Miller performed the operation
Monday
Miss Helen Garrison was guest at
the Jas. Pierce home at Eagle, Mon
Mrs. Hamilton and little Merrill
Rutledge will leave about October 1st
for Spokane where Mrs. Hamilton will
leave the little boy in the care of an
aunt. She will return to Middleton
after brief visit.
DR.. T. L. Ketman of Chicago is in
Middleton this week in the interests OF
the American Baptist publication asso-
citation.
Mrs. J. M. Stark has been in Boise
the past week on account of the
serious illness of her mother. Mrs.
Hunter.
The local canning club have sent a
collection of canned fruits and veget-
ables to Boise to be exhibited at the
fair.
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Miss Mary Martin has been quite
sick for few days.
The Misses Charlotte and Edith
Clemens were guests at the Allen
home Sunday.
Mr.. Crew returned home Monday
after spending couple of months in
Washington.
Mrs. Hattie Wilsey of Weston, Ore
gon, was a dinner guest at Joseph
Robinson's Wednesday.
Holly Corbett went to Weiser last
week.
The Home Culture club will meet
with Mrs. Christopher Thursday. Mrs.
Bezls will give a talk on "The Rural
Credit System"
Mrs. Crew is staying with Mrs.
Skidmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elhart of Caldwell
called at the w. A. Douglass home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Martin is drilling new
we'll.
Mr.. Christensen of Franklin was a
guest at the Celmens home Sunday.
The Misses Helen Shepherd, Sarah
Boone, Alta Sebree, Elma Fisk, Do
rothy Luck. Blanche Waterman, Julia
Fieldhusen and Ruth Mead spent
Tuesday night with Jannette Runci-
man.
Charlotte Clemens spent Monday
night with Georgia Andrews.