The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-15

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At the Nampa Harvest festival
many Midway exhibitors won prem
iums. In the floral department, Grace
Frazier won first prize on best exhibit
of cut flowers, by girl, and Jabez HUI
bert won first on best exhibit of cut
flowers. by boy. Mrs. J. H. Temple
ton won first on best bouquet of
cosmos, and second on best collec-
ton of asters, separate. Mrs. c. M
Dory won first on most artistic table
sunflower. Mr.. L. A. White won
first on red roses and second on best
collection of roses, named. Mrs. F.
w. Jordan received first prize on
home made catsup and second on
best display Of canned vegetables and
largest bunch of grapes. Mrs. A. ].
; Junker won first on best IL white
eggs, and firstp rize on best pair of
geese. Mrs. James johnson won first
on best pound of butter, and Mrs.
T. w. Reynolds second, on the same
entry. H. E. CHATTER won first on
best display of stock beets, and Sec
ond on best display of pumpkins, best
six cucumbers and second on pop
corn. ]. M. Nichols received first
on best general display of pumpkins,
bundle Of red top grass and sheaf
of timothy, and second on best peck
and best display of grains. c. c.
Eagle won first on best box of peach
es and second on largest squash, and
best box of strawberries. A.. J. Fir
kins took first prize on best display
popcorn, second on bundle of al
falfa and sheaf Of red clover. James
Johnson took first prize on best 10
ducks, and eight pair of turkeys, and
second on Rhode Island Reds. HI.
Villeneuve took first on Rhode Is
land Reds, and first on best bird of
any variety. ]. C. Geissler second
prize on White Leghorns. F. H.
Wilkeninf firstp rize on Silver Laced
Wyandottes, and Delmar Wolfe sec
ond, on the same entry. Mrs. ]. H.
Johnson took second prize on the
best eyelet, and Margaret Johnson
won second on hand painted china.
Leo Gilhooley arrived from Boze-
man, Mont, last week and is visiting
at the ]. H. Waters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Post were din
ner guests at the home of Mrs. Posts
sister, Mrs. S. J. Johnson of Nampa
Monday.
Charles Metcalf, Jr., and Miss Cora
McIntire of Middleton, were married
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, by
the Rev. F. w. Springer. After
spending a few days in Boise they
will be at home on the groom's farm
north of the school house, where he
has built nice bungalow.
Earl Highton of Glenns Ferry
spent Sunday at the J. H. Waters
Mrs. George Blevens of Vancouver.
WASH, arrived Friday for visit al
the home of her niece, Mrs. Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Whittle of Boise
came over Saturday to visit at the
home of their brother, L. A. White
They returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Miller ant
family of Franklin were visitors a
the Frank Browning home Friday eve
ming. flr.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Rowland en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. J. Whittle of Boise, Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. A, White and Mr.. and Mrs
A. ]. Junker and family.
Mrs. John Clements and daughters
Mildred and Elizabeth, spent Sunda.
sister, Mrs. Glenn Mark of Franklin
Miss G. Louise Riddle held mil
linery class at the home of Mrs. ]
W., Reynolds Monday afternoon
Eight ladies attended and the mex
meeting will be Monday. October II
at the same place.
Robert Vaughn Of Boise is work
ing, on the Emmett Post farm an
staying 81 the home Of his brothe
Harye Vaughn.
Bernard Grimes of Happy Vale
and Mr.. Mitchell of Boise were guest
at the G. r. Marks home Sunday
Mrs. A. J. Junker spent Thursda
at the L. G. Freeman home in Cale
well.
In giving the census of the diffe
ent precincts in Canyon county,
printed in The Tribune, Midway pr
cinct was omitted. The census W;
not taken in this precinct, one
the most thickly populated distric
in the county. 1t would add sever
hundred to the population of Cal
yon county if the census had bee
taken here.