The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-09
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Mrs ]. H. Hubert Of Seattle arriv-
ed Friday noon at the J. S. Hubert
home, and the same evening in COM
pany with Miss Mary Hubert and
Miss Dorothy Wilson left for the
east. Miss Hubert goes to Chicago,
where she will spend some time at
Lindlohr College of Natural Their
apeutics, and Miss Wilson is return
ing to her home at Greenfield, Iowa,
after spending almost a year at the
home of her grandfather ]. S. Hubert
and attending high school at Nampa.
Mrs. David Strand died Sunday
evening at the family home, aged 81
wears months and II days The
cause of her death was cancer, from
which she had suffered many years.
She leaves her husband and 10-year-
old daughter, besides her parents and
several brothers and sisters. The fun
eral was held Wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock. at the home, conducted
by Rev. w. w. Deal Interment was
in Kohler lawn cemetery.
G. H. Hubert has opened an electric
wiring and accessory shop in Nampa
He has already received quite a ship
ment of supplies and has a man busy
wiring houses now He expects to
have his shop fully finished this week
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Robinson and
daughter, Mildred, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. J. M. Robinson of
Nampa.
VIM. Kerr, Idaho's swine specialist,
gave very interesting illustrated lee
ture in the interest of the pig clubs, at
the school house Friday evening, to an
appreciative audience. Midway Pig
club has organized and chosen ]. S.
Hubert as leader.
Charles Budell is building an ad-
dition to his residence.
Miss Sybil Taylor of North Nampa
spent Saturday with Miss Evelyn
Marks.
F. M. Train is improving his resi-
dence by the addition of a large
porch.
Miss Bernice Neil of Nampa visited
the Misses Waters Sunday afternoon.
Miss Leonore Waters resigned her
position in Napier and Mainard's
store in Nampa Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Lake and
daughter, Ruby. of Lone Star, visited
at the B. M. Post home Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Whittle of Boise
spent Sunday night with her cousin
Mis- Dorothy Whittle.
The Midway P. T. A. met at the
school house Friday afternoon with
about IS ladies present, including
several visitors. After the regular
routine business the election of Of
ficers for the ensuing year was held
Mrs G. L. Karcher was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. J. M. Waterhouse, vice
president, and Mrs. G. H. Robinson
ecretary-treasurer The delegates to
the state congress, which is in Boise
May IA and IS, were then named: The
delegates are Mesdames Hubert
Kempthorne, Firkins, Walker, Rnske
mire. Casey, Frazier Whittle, w. 7
Robinson and F. A. Robinson. The
slternates are Mesdames Padous
Wine. Train. Oeder, Duval. Cline
Rowland Clements, McRobbie ant
Patterson. Arrangements were also
made for the picnic on the afternoon
of May. q to be given by the F. T. A
at the school house for the children
After the business session there wa:
an interesting demonstration of al
minimum ware by, the "Wear-ever'
salesman. Coffee and cake was serv
cd by Mesdames Wolfe. Wine, Water
house. Padour, Cline and Kempthorne
The P. T. A. will continue its meet
ings during the summer at the homes
Of the members, the meeting in Iun'
to be at the home of Mrs, L. A. Whit
tie.
Miss Marie Karcher visited at thu
Al B. Cooper home in Boise Tuesda,
night and Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Krittcnger ant
f! children of Deer Flat visited Sunda,
at the c. O. Haines home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r Riskcmire spen
Sunday evening with Mr., and Mrs. G
G., Harsin of Lone Star,
Mrs. ] s. Gillespie visited Mrs
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