The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-09
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MIDWAY NEWS

There will be . social ~ the MID
way school house. Friday evening
March IL. under the auspices Of the
PIT. A. II Il to be . get acquainted
social, and every one Is cordially in
vited especially the new people IN
the community. Miss Edna Black,
county club leader win be present,
and give q talk on club work. for the
boys and girls. There will be short
program an da good time 10 assured.
The Midway p. T. A. met at the
school house Friday afternoon. the
first meeting since January 9. owing
TO sickness In the community. There
was a good attendance. 81 ladies be-
ing present. The resignation Of the
vice president. Mrs. ]. M. Water
house, was read and accepted. and
Mrs. A. J. Firkins was unanimously
elected to that office. A letter was
read from Dr.. Laubaugh. Of the state
board Of health. and pamphlets dis
tributed to those present. A letter
was also read from Mrs. J. X. Disk
lie, state chairman Of child hygienec.
in our society and also recommend
ing several other important lines OF
work. The president appointed Mrs.
S. w. Rouland as chairman Of child
hygiene. h was also decided to have
the yet acquainted" social which had
been postponed since January on Fri
day evening, March IL. and commit
tees were appointed to arrange for
same. The association voted to give
$500 to the Near East Relief fund,
and also to cooperate with the school
children in sending eggs to the Chill
drens home Boise. for an Easter
offering. As the meeting was in the
observance Of child welfare day. OF
founders day. of the national organ
ization, 500 was collected as child
welfare day offering to be sent to the
national organization. The program
consisted OF songs by the pupils Of
the primary grade. and several read
inEs on child welfare work. After
the business session and program,
delightful refreshments Of peaches.
whipped cream. cake and tea were
served by Mesdames Jordan. Kauff-
man. Laster. Nicholas. MeRobbie and
5 c. w. and v. T. Kempthorne.
Mrs. c. H. Newport and daughters
were uueats Of Mrs. William Miller
Of Namps Saturday.
The base ball team Of the Midway
school went to Lone Star Friday aft.
ernoon and played that school, the
Midway boys being victorious.
Mrs. G. L. Karcher was In Caid
well Saturday afternoon and attend
ed a meeting of the farm bureau ex
ecutive committee.
R. c. Fry and eGroge Streeter wer,
Caldwell visitors. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peterson
who for the past two years have beel
living in Chicago. are moving back OF
their farm this week. Their car o
goods arrived Friday.
Miss Dorothy Whittie and Reube'
Luse took part in the recital of Mrs
Florence Appy's music pupils at tn
Baptist church in Nampa, Thursda
evening. Mr.. I.use being theviolinis
accompanied.
Mrs. Ralph Allen and little son c
Lower Furview are visiting her pal
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Browning
Mrs. T. L. Armstrong OF Namp
visited at the T. r. Fry home Wee
nesday.
Mrs. Anderson Cox Of Caldwell wa
a supper guest Of Mrs. J. NJ. Nichola
Friday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Geisle
a daughter. Thursday morning, {
March l.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. NJ. Nicholas an
s. w. Rowland were county seat VII
itors Saturday.
G. L. Karcher attended a Leanor
Wood meeting At the Commerci
club rooms in Caldwell Friday ev'
ming.
MesdameS J. A. McRobbie. J,
Riskemire, George Duval and c. v
and v. +. Kempthorne all Of Nan
pa attended the P, r. A. meeting Ia
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Browning al
baby of Boise are visiting at Il
Frank Browning home.
Mrs. c. II. Newport was aCaldw'
visitor Thursday.
c. L. Hancock, brother in law
Mrs. c. H. Newport. who has be-
here for two months and employ
in Nampa left for his home in Arc
Thursday.