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Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
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fer bon SplltD Carolina.
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bun0eS.

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te ser oeliti6e &riegerbuno i'm Guar
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s. Sheffel, lieutenant;
9Ib. 2~inobeimer, SeloipebeI;
Otto Muifller, @i5e-S elomebel;
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te cine edit foneraoidoftIihe Mahiit
ing.
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not take the schools their children at
tend seriously, or they would rise in
Indignation at the pitiful results OBJ
.tained.
BY this time, readers of this article,
especially those who have themselves
gone through the American public
schools, are in a state of violent wrath
at the writer of this article. In order
to give them a chance to compose
themselves a little. further discussion
will be postponed for a week or two.
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Breckenridge an Serrn Son Soper
onlcrifanildle @ilitdrgebeimnille Der
ratcn hGtte.-Mon bite ii6 Dor 2onf
boner 2iigcnberihten.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

gbriitian :fanber's a~miibertreff-
lider 9iimmel. Better ais Der
Smportierte. Is Gents Oas bulle
Gnart. Wnr al baben 900 7tc
Str. N.-N.
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@,etro 9omeea's beriibmte ipa.
niiden Cherries iino in 10 Sor.
ten bel Gbriitian Rambler az baben.
900 tie GtraFe.
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9rrd Serrn Geo. @. Spier
ipuroe unS folgenoe 2ilte
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-Senotor Chiffon BON 8eIt=Sir-
giuia fiinoigte an, baB 0ieginfiibrunA
ser @ationalcn Trobibitipn oenlndd)It
OUTS Eopet fommen miro. Sonoer-
borcrtnciie lit aud Senator gorob
bon Soobo nif Ser &ros2iite. &c
fanntlih iprah man bon Der Gltsi
iift, Sic gprob fir sic Trdiioent-
iAaft b1tte.-
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
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man, 1T elmer @eieIidoft bon Mdn-
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fano Die Soli5ei beraits, ooB elmer
bcriitdt bGttc. omerifoniidc 9rief+
morfcn 81 fobrisieren.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

G6riitian fanbcr's mniber-
trefflides Eager bon 80 einbei-
miIden mnb impDrtiertcn @bis-
flies. 900 7te StraRe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Butler, also H. Dunagan
and children were Parma visitors Fri
day and attended the fair in Roswell.
Leroy Jillson of Fargo and Chester
Dunagan purchased Ford auto while
in Weiser the first of the week.
The Misses Olga and Adelia Usadell
are staying at the B. Ross home near
Roswell while Mr.. and Mrs. Ross are
in Occur d'Alene attending the |. O.
.. +. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaully and son
James, and Oscar Mendenhall were
Parma visitors Saturday.
Miss Patterson was week end
visitor with home folks near Nampa.
Mr.. Baker of Boise has moved his
family in the Mclaughlin house and
has begun to improve his home stead.
J. Lund was visiting Ole Hansen
Sunday
The farmers have the fourth cut
ting of hay in the stack and potato
digging and other preparations for
winter are in full swing.
Mr.. Bennett of Boise was in the
valley last week looking after the in
terests of the Idaho Statesman.
John Bauman, Theodore Johnson,
B. Sunblad. also Charley and Will Asp
were guests at the bachelor home of
John Prins, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kehn of Will
der left for the coast Friday for
short vacation. They were former
residents of this place and have many
friends still residing here.
Chester Dunagan and Leroy jillson
went to Weiser for visit at the Jill
son home Saturday and Sunday.
Mesdames Butler, Asp and Z ,adeil
also Miss Cora Usadell were visiting
ar the ]. Lund home, Wedne ,day.
Otto Usadell and family attended
the fair in Roswell, Friday.
E. Delyria of the north side expects
TO move his family on the kelm place
which was recently sold to MI. Plat
of Parma who expects to build an
addition on the house and make other
Rev. Laurence and a missionary
was in the valley Sunday af-
ternoon to help organize a Sunday
school and the following officers were
elected, Mr., Barker, superintendent:
Mrs. Butler, assistant; Mrs. Johanson.
secretary and treasurer; Miss Patter-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett of Greenleaf
spent Saturday night and SUNDAY At
TIE home of Mr.. Basset's sister Mrs
W. A. Douglass.
Oscar Baum has purchased the Sim
mons place.
Mrs. Meadors' sister, Mrs. T. M
Hines, left Thursday for her home in
Sacramento. California.
Miss Marv Martin is very low
Miss Anne Clemens spent SUNDAY at
finney Hall, guest of Winnie Park
MT Robinson is having several i'm
provements added to his dairy. He
is building an addition to his barn and
is having gasoline engine installed.
Several of Miss Edith Clemens
friends helped her celebrate her birth
day. at birthday supper at her home
Mrs. Greece spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Douglas.
Several of the ladies of the neigh
borhood attended the meeting of the
parent.-teachers Thursday afternoon
in Caldwell.
Miss Anne Clemens spent FRIDAY
night at the Allen home in Caldwell
Mr.; Lynde is having his alfalfa seed
threshed out this week, Mr.. Harsh
mans machine is doing the work
Lloyd Allison of Midway is helpinp
Mr.. Runciman this week with his
alfalfa seed.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

high school at Middleton.
Clinton White of Ola was a visitor
at the Walter Thomas ranch Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. CLANCY of Mid
dleton were business callers at the
Bowman ranch Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Jess Dunn of Boise and VIM.
kimple were dinner guests at the
Walter Thomas ranch, Monday.
Ray Solomon accompanied his
mother to her home in Washington
last week. Mr.. Solomon had gone on
before them. Solomons folks have
lived in this neighborhood thirteen
years and will be greatly missed by
all their neighbors.
Mr.. Geo. Milliner, Robt. Millincr
and Walter Thomas were Deer Flat
visitors Tuesday.
Messrs. Mcneil, Glenn, Walker and
Hubert of Glenns Ferry were dinner
guests at the c. c. Bales. home Thurs
day. While there they purchased
three Hereford calves.
Otto Weick, wife and baby left last
Wednesday for Nebraska to live.
Mr.. Harmon Murphy and Miss Eu-
nice Seely were united in marriage at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Seely, Saturday evening just rela-
tives and few intimate friends were
present -
Mrs. c. c. Bales and son, Emory,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cantwell and DR.. and Mrs. Paine at
Franklin, Sunday.
Kirk and Dewey Farmer were
visiting their uncle. Thomas Farmer
and family of Eagle, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Burger and ].
F. Bales were visiting friends in Lake
Lowell and Hustled, Sunday.
Mrs. Ollie visited with Mrs. Bow
and her mother one day last week.
Mrs. Jim CLANCY was caller at the
Walter Thomas and Henry Beck
home, Monday.
Henry Beck is to have an auction
sale Wednesday, October lst
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FOR TRADE-Residence in Pasi-
dena. California. for 20 or 40 in Govt.
Project. We have buyers for good 80
near Wilder, and three good 40s in
Govt. Project. List your lands with
us. c. B. Banks & Son. 1013-113
Mr.. Trueblood returned home from
Iowa last week, bringing Mrs. True
blood's mother home with him to
spend the winter with her.
Miss Doris and Burnice Selba spent
the. week end at their home south of
Nampa
Miss Dilla Tucker spent the week
end visiting her cousin Miss Vernice
Wade at Media.
Mr.. Oca Morse is visiting Rev. An
son Coxcs and others of this neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Nicholson. Lillian and Alta.
and Mr.. and Mrs. May of Caldwell at
tended church at Greenleaf Sunday
Mrs. Gurwell of Caldwell is help
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son. organist; and Mrs. Barker, as

son. organist; and Mrs. Barker, as
sistant.
Mrs. Sheets entertained the ladies
OF the Circle Wednesday afternoon.
October IL, and a pleasant time was
reported: A letter written by Mrs.
case, former resident of this place
was read and much appreciated after
which the hostess served delightful
refreshments. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Andrew Ash Wednes-
day, November LIST.
Mr. Hathaway and family arrived
mere Friday from Oregon and have
moved on the Dixon farm which thev
recently purchased. They expect a
car OF household goods and machin-
cry to arrive in a few days.
Frank Jones and T. Z. Caldwell
were Parma visitors, Monday,
The government crew WORKING in
The lower part of the valley construct
ing chute and drops have completed
the work and moved the equipment to
near Wilder. ~
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Mrs. II. p. Bradford and baby boy
returned home from Boise Wednesday
after a two months visit with Mrs.
Bradford's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sailee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrow had as
dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Grimes of Sunny Slope and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maus.
Mrs. Geo. w. Milliner and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Milliner and son
Rob, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thorn
as and children were dinner guests at
the A. E. HASTE home in Caldwell.
Sunday.
Mrs. Bert King, Mrs. Kirk Farmer.
and Mrs. Walter Thomas were callers
at the Bradford home, Sunday.
Miss Opal Bray has been stayinp at
the August Zimmerman home in Mid
dleton the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. S. Burger and
Emory Bales motored to Nampa
thursday to see the university foot
ball team.
Herman Weick and family of Notus
spent Sunday at the Jacob Rhodel
home.
John Weisen has been very sick the
past week.
Mr.. Lawrence left last week for
Wendell in search of employment.
Mrs. Roy Jones has been on the
sick list the past week. Merle Nc
Culloch is staying with her.
Mrs. Harry Grimes returned to her
home in Sunny Slope Tuesday after
a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Morrow.
Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Searles visited
the school Friday afternoon.
Bert Thomas was very sick with
Ptomaine poisoning last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and children of
Lower Boise were visiting in this
community the last week.
Miss Nellie Whitney is attending
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clover which is of an extra fine
quality.
II. w. Mallett, former resident oil
this community. and who still has in
terests here. is in the produce bust
ness in Anaconda. Montana.
Mr.. Jones of Meridian, has moved
his family to the homestead.
Mrs. Claire Mower entertained the
teachers, the Misses Hengley and
Forbes, at her home Thursday even
ing.
Grandma McCluskey, who has been
living in Arizona for some time, is
visiting her son, w. H. McCluskey
and family.
Master George Mitchell, of Midway
spent the week end helping on the
ranch
Democratic speakers, Messrs. c. B.
Ross. Peckham, Adams, H. A. Crit
fiths, will hold meeting at the school
house Friday night, November 8.
The farmers are all busy hulling
clover and putting up hay, and find il
impossible to get extra help.
Lawrence Keil attended the junior
class party at the Caldwell high
school last Friday night.
Eugene Gallivan's mother, Mrs.
Eglcson, returned to her home at
Fowler, Kansas, last Thursday, after
having spent ten days with her son
and wife.
Warner Harris made business trip
to Nampa last Saturday.
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The Banner Class" held a meeting
at the home of Moree Chapman a
week ago Tuesday evening. Officers
elected for the next six months were
as follows: Miss Mable Mcclure,
president; Mrs. Nellie Bowman, vice
president; Floyd Fivecoat, secretary
and treasurer, and assistant, John
Allen. The remainder of the evening
was spent in playing games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ode were in
Caldwell last Monday.
Rev. Thomas gave a sermon after
Sunday school the 18th.
Mr.. Alexanderson took a load OF
pigs to Caldwell, Friday.
Miss Moree Chapman took Sunday
dinner with Miss Elma Fivecoat, who
came home Friday evening to spend
the week end with home folks.
Mr.. Fivecoat took a load of wheat
to the mill last Friday.
The first Centerpoint literary of the
season was held at the school house
last Friday night. The biggest share
A short and interesting program being
the only entertainment Miss Hanigan
was chosen as president for the com
ing term of office.
Mrs. Will Ode was shopping in
Caldwell last Friday.
Misses Mcclure and Hanigan were
out riding Sunday.
Miss Price went to Parma last Sat-
urday to visit with her parents over
Sunday.
Russell Fivecoat and Herbert Chap
man took Sunday dinner with Jesse
Pennington
Mrs. Warren Charlton spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crawford.
Fred Ode came home Friday night
from. Nampa where he is attending
school. He returned to that place
Sunday evening.
Lester Bowman was in town
Traders Day, Monday of this week.
Miss Giennie Dimes of Greenleaf at
tended Sunday school in Centerpoint
last Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Browns twins celebrated
their fourth birthday one day last
week.
Mr.. Chapman and son Herbert have
been helping Mr.. MCGUIRE with his
work.
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n,s Mrs. Day a few days.

ing Mrs. Day few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and family of
Oregon are here and expect to build
soon on the 40 they purchased east
of the guloh.
AT the time of the regular evening
services Sabbath evening very in
teresting program was rendered con-
sisting of music, exercises by the
children and temperance declarations.
Mrs. White and Mable were calling
in Greenleaf Monday AFTERNOON.
Mr.. Verling Cox was visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Cox
Saturday night and Sunday. His sis
ter. Velma, returned home with him
for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herlocker were
Sunday dinner guests at Mrs. Her
lockers sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith of Caldwell.
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Campfire Girls Entertain.

The Campfire Girls of the Episcopal
church entertained the Boy Scouts of
the Presbyterian church at the beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Dorman, Monday evening. Games
and dancing were INDUCED in. The
Rev. Mr.. Vance addressed the boys
and girls most interestingly and in
Refreshments were served
later in the evening. About 80 were
present and they enjoyed themselves
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The members of the M. f. and RAN
fist Ladies Aid societies will hold ;,
home. 'o'es
The 1. P. Spillman and C. Davidson
1an1liies motored to Arrowrock last
Mrs: F. Muter visited her old friend
Friday. ua 'as'
VIM. Landrith came up from Baker
City last week for a visit at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. ]. E. Rutledee
y, "A. Z. Harper and S. P. Baker left
tuesday for Union, Oregon. to ar
range for shipments of fruit to be dis
triouted to the various stores in This
Miss Myrtle Mussell is in Caldwell,
where she was called on account NJ
the serious illness of her father A
substitute has been secured to take
her place In the school room az
teacher. Nh as
Sam Ballentyne and family visited
at the P. A. Watkins home Saturdav
as they were enroute from Boise r.
California in their auto.
r. y. CLANCY accompanied his
father, S. F. Clancy, to Portland
Ore, leaving Monday The trip was
made so the father could consuIt !,
specialist as his health has been so
poor tor the vast two years and he
hopes to derive benefit from medical
ald and the change of climate.
Mrs. Geo. L. Myers entertained tbs
y. L. {. club Friday at her home near
the Canyon school house.
The Misses Della and EVELYN IiveIv
entertained the members of the p v
f. y. at their home Friday evening.
Inc Middleton boys and girls that
constitute the basketball teams will
81 10 drha Friday to put on a game
with the two Parma teams.
one car of apples has been pur-
chased from the Middleton Commits
sion company by Kirtley of Star.
w. =. Fainter came home Saturday
from the Grand Lodge meeting at
II was necessary to take ]. A. King
70 the hospital ,at Caldwell again
= The infant daughterof Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Hadsall was buried at the Mid
dleton cemetery Saturday.
Miss Layina Congdon from Hailev
spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs Fl
w, Lynch of Middleton. Miss Cong
dron came to Boise to take the civil
service examination.
Carl Johnson and wife returned +o
their home at Payette Tuesday after
spending a week at the H. c. Flint
home. mt
Mrs. Mabel Crockett fought scboo,
Friday during the absence of one Of
the regular teachers.
Mrs. E. H. Lanktree of Emmett Is
visiting friends in Middleton this
q. c. Painter and wife visited in
Nampa, Sunday. "
Sam Smyser is visiting at his old
home in Missouri among the MANY
relatives and friends. He will spend
the greater part of his time with his
aged mother.
Little Frieda Wills had the misfor-
tune to have her arm dislocated last
Friday. ''
Mrs. VIM. Lively took her little
daughter. Maud, to Caldwell Tuesday
where she underwent an operation for
the removal adenoids, which have
lately. mig
Miss Della Lively went to Emmett
Tuesday to help care for her grand
mother. Mrs. Moulton, who is very III
with pneumonia.
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Three threshing outfits are busy in
the valley at present. two machines
are hulllng clover. while one is thresh-
ing grain. The clover seed is turning
out fine, averaging six bushels per
acre.
c. c. Tobias has threshed his alsike
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Rev. Jones preached at the school
house last Saturday afternoon.
The new separator of the Riverside
Harvesting Co., was brought out from
Mcneil station where it was shipped
TO from Caldwell.