The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-12
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Miss Birdella Griffith, principal of
our school was present Monday and
completed the organization of the up
| per grade classes.
! Miss Griffith comes we'll recon-
mended and has had six years exper
fence in teaching, having taught two
years in Idaho. Her home is in north
eastern Nebraska. We are pleased to
note that she will be interested in our
church, Sunday School and Christian
Endeavor work, and will assist with
the music.
The primary teacher was not pres
ent Monday, but we feel that she
will measure up all right, as she has
had several years experience in teach
ing.
The patrons of the school should
avail themselves of the first opportun-
ity to get acquainted with the teach
ers and show the cooperation that
will be necessary to make a great sue
cess of the school.
The teachers will make their home
with Mrs. A. B. Petermar
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Usade of
Caldwell were in the valley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seward were
dinner guests at the Deck home Sun
day.
Bertil Mattson celebrated his fif-
teenth birthday anniversary Sunday
The Asp and Johanson families were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mathews of
Parma were guests at the Klahr home
Friday.
Myrtle Sparks spent the week end
with her cousin, Flora Seiber on Ros-
we'll Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cummings visit
ed Sunday at the Huffman home.
The Will Griggs family visited Sun
day at the Dutton home at Roswell
| Mrs. Bahzor had the misfortune to
be thrown from wagon near the
Deck home Sunday afternoon, but
was not seriously injured. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt of Roswell were near and
assisted in helping her up While she
tfelt considerably shaken up Monday
morning, she thot she would soon be
all right.
The Ray Horn family accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Horn motored
to Caldwell Sunday afternoon for a
visit with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Horn.
Nola Peterman visited in Caldwell
last week
Edith Mattson spent last week al
the Hetrick home at Wilder.
Dave lmlah arrived home Sunday
night after few days fishing at Tam
rock
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gordier and
soa are here from Salt Lake for a
visit with Mrs. Gordier's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Pierce. They came BY
auto.
Mrs. Frank Johanson left Saturday
for Astoria, where she will assist Mr.
Johanson in making arrangements tc
spend the winter here. They expect tc
come in about two weeks.
The J. E. Mcconnell family motor.
ed to Caldwell Friday.
James McCauley attended Sunday
School picnic at Big Bend park Sun
day.
The Z. Davidson family of Parma
visited Sunday at the Hart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Huffman have
as guests Mr.. Huffmans, brothers, FL
and Orvile Huffman, also Mr.. anc
Mrs. Schroeder and children, Mrs
Schroeder is Mr.. Huffmans sister.
John Bruijn was six O'Clock dinner
guest at the Hart home Sunday.
Lans Crabtree has new car. H,
objected to the old one because i
wouldn't climb telephone poles.
Sunday School next Sunday morn
ing at 1890. Christian Endeavor a
800 p. m. Una Moore will lead Eve
: rybody come.
: t. ]. Cope of Caldwell visited las
week at the Jesse Mahan home.
Georgia Whitworth has returned
from Boise where she visited friends.
Miss Lorraine left Sunday for En-
NETT where she has employment.
A Robert Pierce is at home after F;
t years stay in the Walla Walla coun