The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-03-14
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The penant given to the school re-
living the highest average in the
ceiling o contest held at Middleton
s RPorch 9TH, was won by the Marble
Eront school, who's average was
90 as The schools participating in
- match were Central Park, Canyon,
,m NJ: and Marble Front Loe
pnorsor and George Milliner both of
Marble Front were victors in the oral
contest. go,
Cheer club at the home of Mrs. w. II.
King Thursday afternoon. March 20,
nrov;ding the condition of the roads
p pre- improved so it will be possible to
a aet there Roll call will be 'What can
BE do TO boost our club work" Please
hr;ng YOUR federation dues as they
are Expected to be sent in bv the first
90 Anril, Every member is urged to
ba present if they can possibly get
there. Miss Birdie Cook will assist
" Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Corn were Boise
visitors Sunday where they attended
the funeral of an old friend at that
place. a. -,
and is staying with Mrs. Wesley
Vaughn,
Mrs, 7. D. Roland, Mrs. I. N. Paint
err and Mrs. New1and, all of Caldwell,
were the guests of Mrs George
Mason, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Grown are
moving to Caldwell this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Lundy of Caldwell will live
on the place this year.
Harry Maus, formerly of this place
but now Of Jordan Valley, who was
recently called to the bedside of his
mother at Boise, stopped for visit
with the ]. T. Morrow and Monroe
Ollie families before returning to his
home.
Mr.. Swan of Ten Davis was a bust
ness visitor of l.. H. Brinkley, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Groves and Mr..
and Mrs. R E. Groves were Sunday
dinner guests Of the J. E. Groves
family of Franklin
Miss Inez Morrow went to Boise
Monday and will spend the week
there.
Mr.. Karl Pearson of Boise is visit
ing his brother, T. c. Pearson, this
week
A very interesting program was car
ried out at the Burbank Federation at
the Forward club rooms Saturday. A
delicious lunch was served at noon
and at | 80 the meeting was called to
orJa ~ VI,
was short business session followed
by talk by Miss Ebba M. D'Jupe,
state nurse. Miss Miller gave a Fead-
ing. Mr. Vance gave talk on the
League Of Nations which was open to
discussion and proved very interest
ing After solo by Miss Uldine
Gartin the meeting was adjourned to
meet at Nampa some time in June
with the Century club of Nampa and
the Parent Teachers Circle of Midway
hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McElwain were
Sunday guests of the J. A. Shaver
family.
Raymond Corn has gone to his
ranch near Nampa to begin his spring
farming.
Ailoine King celebrated her tenth
birthday by inviting number Of her
little friends to party Monday
afternoon A very enjoyable affair
was reported.
Mrs. C. w. Hammer of Sunny
Slope sister of Mrs. c. f. Bales. was
week end visitor at the Bales Bros
ranch.
Miss Nydia Milliner was a visitor of
her uncleI Ted Milliner. Thursday
and while there went to hear Maude
Powell
:, Little Catherine Harmon was quite
Ill Sunday, but at this writing she is
much improved.
mr. and Mrs Ross Clark OF Cald-
well will live on the James Baker
place this year.
Mrs Kate Gets of Caldwell was a
family.
Mrs T. c. Pearson returned Friday
after ate spending week with friends in
boise While there she had the
privilege of hearing Maud Powell at
Mrs Roy Jones and Mrs. D. c.
ooodloe attended the spelling con-
test at Middleton, Friday afternoon
inc Misses Lula Milliner and Irene
marshall OF Boise were week end
guests OF Mrs Walter Thomas.
MIS- frank Groves of Middleton
VISITED Thursday and .Friday with her
sister, Mrs Claud Groves.
,bo MT. and Mrs, II. F. Harshnan spent
. .ne week week end with her PARENTS. Mr.
an" a. Mrs T Rucker of Apple Valley.
s,, and Mrs. W. c. Fueate were
SS" sunday dinner guests of Mr.. ]. NJ.
Gum Sa,nlncrs and daughter Clara, of
M Charles Convey spen. Sunday
." inc ranch with his son. Milo.