Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28
MIDDLETON

MIDDLETON
Middleton, Sept 27.--At the meeting
OF the Cooperative club held at the
hall Monday night, it was decided to
circulate a petition to ask the trustees
of Middleton to vote bonds not to ex-
coed s33. 500 to build water system.
A great many signers are being re-
ceived and the petition will he pre-
scented to the village board Monday
evining.
c. NJ. Knight has recently had cleo
trio lights installed in his residence
and Is now having it painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Eggers and Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Rutledge have moved
to their farm in Canada lane.
Earl Watts has sold one of his tracts
of land at Media.
On account of the state fair. the
Parent Teachers association meeting
has been postponed from. Friday oven
ing until next Tuesday evening at s
o'clock.
w. F. McCabs and family and w. II.
Smith and family went to Fruitland
Thursday to help in the apple crop.
| w. T. Posey returned Wednesday
from Indiana. where he went to take
the remains OF his mother who died at
her home at Deer Fiat. While there
Mr.. Fosey visited relatives.
Leo Zimmerman returned Thursday
from hunting trip in the mountains.
He reports some trout and grouse but
no large game.
Miss Marie Kline arrived home
Thursday evening from Salem, Ore,
where she has been at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Lent. former residents
of Middleton. MISS Marie spent the
summer at Newport for the benefit OF
her health.
S. P. Mabee and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Goodwin of Deer Flat were
Boise fair visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Knott and family
and Fl. NJ. Whitney attended the fail
Thursday.
Mrs. Cordelta Foote IL having heI
house, which is occupied by Mr.. ant
Mrs. e. r. Corn. painted this week.
Mrs. E. l. Wheat and children arr
down from Roseberry visiting will
Mrs. Wheat's parents.
Joseph Hoskins Of Cedar, Iowa, lsf
for his home Thursday after VISITING
here with his son, e. NJ. Hoskins. Hi
brother, Harvey, also left Thursday 70
his home in Pleasant Plain. afte
spending several weeks with his sor
Gilbert Hoskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. whittenborg. from
, Texas, are visiting with Mrs. whitten
J borg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T
Knott.
prtY f,f mr.
dleton Thursday looking aftsr busi
. ness. Mr.. and Mrs Bruneau expec
to move onto the-~cact of land abov
. Willow creek this fall.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson have gon
to help with the apple crop during M
i Thompson's vacation. Miss Ruth an
Jay are staying with Mrs. Emm
Waters during their absence.
II Mr.. Nelson, cashier of the North
western National bank of Portlan'
Il Ore, was a Middleton visitor Tuesda
Il Oscar Bays, Claude Isham. e.
Newman and Frank Shaffer are a
tending the state fair at Boise tn
week
John Cook and daughter from s
Joe. Mo-. are visiting with Mr. Cook
niece, Mrs. T. r. Hartley.
If w. r. smith from washington III
purchased the Ira Christy ranch
Duff Lane, east of town.
j. NJ. Hartley has gone to his o
- home in Missouri for visit with rel
tives and old time friends.
Mrs Edward d. Barney left Satn
day for Nebraska to visit with h
at parents. She expects to be away {
lg two months.
r. Mrs. Mary White and children fro
|. Nebraska are visiting with her BROTH
- Z. d. Barney, this week.
Rev. E. E. Cox and wife,the Bapt
~ colporters, spent Sunday in Middletf
T. Rev. Cox preached at the Bapt
church in the morning.
cr s. L. Spurgin left Tuesday for Re
A. sey, Colo, to visit with his daught
m Mrs Ethel Babb. and family
Mrs. ]. F. Carlson has come do'
from High Valley to spend the WI
ter.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Stark Il
Tuesday noon for an extended visit
Michigan with relatives and frien
that state being their old home.
o. G. Cannon from Washington /
purchased the Gus Dahlberg acrea
in Lansing Lane.
The Misses Ernie Spillman a
Margaret Lemon, and Alfred Cox ha
N. lentered the College Of Idaho Tor Z