The Caldwell tribune., 1919-02-14
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George w. Dewey. county agent OF Of
c.nvon county, met with numper OF
EG N:dwav residents at the school mouse
gMWlsudncsday Mlud evening, February ,, m IN
Weant interest of the Farm Bureau. The
the .;no , would have been much better
mee.dd mleeeaded if it had been more widely
ai.eni ai,.'esartised Plans were made tor the
advet'Sk ~ork and the following COM
year yIssnen appointed: B. M. Post,
mll.sIi masisa control; J. S. Hubert, boys
blaek'ok; ok;r1s pig club; A. j. Firkins,
ana 30. Charles Budell, soils; F. M.
daay"s dn Clover seed; J. F. Riskemire,
lrain' and G. R. Marks, gopher and
saarrow sa determination.
n G Bissinger and mother. Mrs.
u p;ss;nger. left Thursday evening
fnr b. tbe formers home at Iempleton,
Ioi Uan . after a short visit at the M.
Uies Snt,on home. Mrs. Bissinger re-
L. ,;n;ne for a longer visit with her
sister. Mrs. Sutton. ,
s'sTI The sparrow poisoning demonstra-
49,, g;ven by County Agent Dewey,
lio1 .he s. Hubert farm, Saturday
morning was WCii at'SN n.1,I
;,, ;nterest shown. Miss Louise Riddle,
home % demonstration agent tor Can
Won county, was present and gave a
demonstration y of culling the unprotit-
III hens from the flock, which was
',orv aore interesting to the poultry keep
W. w. The latter demonstration was at
tbe G. H. Hubert farm.
'nI The Midway P. T. A. held its first
.,eet;no since October q, at the school
honse Friday afternoon, with quite a
nuu,her n of members and several visi-
.ors in attendance After the regular
routine OF business. Miss Louise Rid
die of the Canyon County. Farm bu-
reau, gave a most interesting talk on
the object and advantages OF mem
hership in the Farm Bureau. The tol-
lowing committeewomen were then
snno;nted; Poultry, Mrs. S. w. Row
land; clothing, Mrs. ]. F. Riskemire;
Seed,testing Mrs. T. w. Reynolds;
and child welfare, Mrs. G. L. Karcher:
Arrangements were made for social
AZ the school house, Friday evening.
February H. to which all parents OF
the district are especially invited. Re
freshments of cake and coffee were
then served by Mesdames Train,
Oeder, Budell, Patterson and Smith
The next meeting will be March Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G. Bissinger OF
Templeton, Oregon, who have been
making an extended visit in Kansas
and the formers mother. Mrs. R
Bissinger of Edna, Kansas, and Miss
Shirley Jewett of Cabool, Mo-, arrived
Wednesday morning for short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Sutton Mrs
o. G. Bissinger and Miss Jewett are
sister and niece of Mrs. Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a Robinson ant
little son arrived home Sunday from
two months visit in Portland. They
spent Sunday night and Monday at th'
w. J. Robinson home.
Mrs. L. A. Whittle was Caldwell
visitor Monday and called on Mrs. M
B. Black, formerly of Midway.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Riskemire wer,
Sunday dinner guests at the E. H
Bllick home in Nampa.
Mrs George L, Karcher and sol
Maurice were Boise visitors Saturday
and attended the Ada county Burbanl
Federation. A very interesting ses
sion is reported.
Miss Shirley Jewett of Cabool, Mo
who arrived Wednesday for shor
visit with her aunt. Mrs. M. l.. Sutton
is suffering from a light attack o
scarlet fever.
Dorothy and Richard Whittle spen
Sunday with their cousin and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Whittle of Nc
Dermott.
A. c. Sutton of Lajunta, Colo, visit
ed his brother, M. L. Sutton, betwee
trains, Thursday.
Henry Villeneuve is slowly improv
ing from an attack of the Flu. H
has been sick more than three week.