The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-28

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airy Poets or Review of one of
g February's great men.
American Ideals. Character and
Life" Chap. 4, 5, and .....--.........
-----------..--:.-.---Mrs. F. E. kaufman
American Ideals, Character and
Life" Chap. 7, 8, and 9 ....--....---
----.....-.-----.-.-------.--.M Mrs. F. E. Trotter
The FRS and California ..............
.-----------------.-.......-. Mrs. E. G. Preston
song Circle
The committee reported the obtain
ing and delivery of flowers and pub
fishing of resolutions as ordered.
Upon motion being made the meet
ing adjourned. The next regular meet
ing will be held February 18th.
Owing to the storm Friday it was
impossible to hold the regular w. C.
L: Y. meeting but meeting was call
ed for Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. 0. A. Megorden. There was a
good attendance. All officers being
present.
The following departments with a
superintendent for each were appoint
ed:
Temperance Literature Mrs IS Sutton ton
Medal Contest MFRS. Chas. Calkins
Poster ------.-.,-.......-Mrs. F. E. Tracy
Social ---,.-.....-..Mrs. o. A. Megorden
Mothers; Purity, White Ribbon
Recruits -------,.-..Mrs. E. C. Preston
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. E c. Preston, Feb
ruary II at 200 o'clock. Subjects:
"Houa yare,,e C,1oo.,U . 4 UO
ization-Why"
prize of SIS to be known as the
Frances E. Beaucamp prize, to be
awarded for the best temperance car
toon designed by a student in the 9TH
or 9Th grades or high school. Size of
cartoon to be 9 by IL or 10 by IL in
ches. May vary one or two inches
either way. The local union will Of
fer a prize for the same work to be
announced later. All work must be
in the hands of local judges by the
first of June.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
E. c. Preston Wednesday, February
End. Everyone invited.
John Kipp of Caldwell spent several
days here last week. visiting at the
Emery Morgan home.
Clyde Wooley returned to his home
in Caldwell Friday.
Mrs. McDade arrived the first of
last week from Andrews, Oregon, to
visit her husband who is feeding
sheep here. She is staying at the
hotel.
Con Sutton returned Thursday from
a trip to southwestern Oregon.
Blanche Vail was over from Dixie
and assisted Mr.. Brewster with the
music for the dance Friday night.
A good crowd attended the dance
given for the younger set at Heath
Hall Friday evening. A very pleas
ant evening was spent. Those pres
ent from across the river were Miss
Beatrice Stephens, John Eubank, Ed
Slower and Mr.. Ray.
The local I. o. o. F. lodge has in
stalled the following officers; Noble
Grand, o. A. Megorden; vice Grand
]. P. Wood; secretary, Olive Ander-
son: Treasurer, R. A, Mcdowell Sew
eral new members have been taken in
the lodge during the past month.
Sam Graft left Thursday for Okla
homa. Ii is rumorcd that he expect
cd to have company after reaching
Ogden.
Tony Frceburn made business
trip to Sweet last week.
Mrs. L. B. Cowan who has been
i'll since Christmas is now improving
rapidly. Her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Bolton. is still with her.
Engineer Guy MCGEE was out from
| Caldwell Monday consultinp with the
directors of the Succor Creek Irriga.
ton district
A joint meeting between the direc.
tors of the Gem and Succor Creek IT.
rigation districts was held here last
Tuesday and as a result the two dis
tricts have reached an agreement ir
regard to their rights on Succor creek
which will make it possible for the
new district to now proceed without
obstacle in their way. The agree
ment will work to the advantage oI
both districts. Among other matters
the Gem directors ordered the treas
urer to paw S. 500 to the power com.
pany and 1884 to the bondholders as
contract interest. As only a part o.
the money paid in by the landowners
can be used for these purposes, i
shows that large sum has been paic
IN during the last few months. The
directors also made arrangements tc
make Investigations with the idea o
doing some needed drainage work.
The ladies of HomedaIe will give ;
leap year masquerade ball at Heatl
Hall, Friday evening. February II
The ladies will paw the regular ex
penses of the evening and the gentle
men will paw for the supper. which
will be served bv Mrs. w. l.. Holtor
in the room adjoining the hall at so
per couple. All are invited and al
must come in costume. The ladies
will see that none EXCEPT those II
costume and mask are admitted:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E, Tracy and Mis-