The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-10-24
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October 20. 1922.

A most interesting meeting of the
Midway P. T. A. was held at the
school house Friday afternoon, Oct
ober Is, with the president, Mrs. R. II.
Davenport, in the chair. The meeting
was opened by the singing of Amer
lea and the repetition of the Lords
prayer by the audience. Reports of
committees were given and Mrs. Kauff-
man, chairman of the entertainment
committee, reported arrangements be-
ing made with Mrs. Madge Johnson
of Meridian, for an entertainment of
varied program of readings, the
music to be supplied by local talent,
on Friday evening, October 81. Com
; nittees were appointed to make the
necessary arrangements. Prices for
admission will be Csc for adults and
i5c for children. A committee was
also appointed to secure Prof %. J.
Smith of the College of Idaho to de-
liver his lecture on Birds" to the
school children and general public,
on Friday afternoon, November 3. No
admission will be charged for the lee
ture. The P. T. A. also decided to
give prizes in penmanship to the
pupils in making the greatest improve
ment during the first semester. Sew
eral other important matters were
discussed, and after the business ses-
sion short program was given. Mrs.
( a.. w. Johnon and Mrs. Richard Whit
tie gave vocal duets; Mrs. J. H. Tenn
pleton gave talk on thrift as applied
in the home, and Mrs. G. H. Hubert
read an excellent paper on The
Dwarfing Influence of Fear, and How
to Combat It." Several quarts of
canned fruit was brought for the
Children's Home in Boise, and those
not having yet made their donations
are asked to leave them at Mrs. ]. H.
Templeton's home on the boulevard,
where the fruit will soon be packed
for shipment The next meeting o.
the P. r. A. will be November 3.
Carl Johnson, prominent dairy
man of Idaho Falls, visited at the
home of his brother, Ambrose Johnson
Monday night.
Frank Galacci, who has been en-
ployed near Kuna, is spending few
weeks at the home of his sister, Mrs.
(. ]. Corda.
c. w. Van Kirk with A. H. Sealey
OF Nampa, arrived home, last week
from a trip to Stolleys' Meadows.
where they had been since the hrst OF
the month after big game. They were
not successful in their hunting.
Ms. J. M. Nicholas, Miss Martha
Nicholas and neice Ella Metcalf, and
Mrs. G, L. Karcher and son, Maurice,
surprised Miss Mary Nicholas, mana
ger of the Caldwell general hospital
Saturday evening, when they. came
with a picnic supper and a birthday
cake. the occasion being the birthday
anniversary of Miss Mary Nicholas.
Mrs. S. w. Rowland, Mrs. II: A
Oeder, Mrs. Richard Whittle and Mrs
q L. Karcher attended the distric,
convention of the Woman's Relief
Corps in Nampa Friday. =.
A. Luce returned Saturday &c
his logging camp at Mccall, having
visited his family at Kirkwood tor
Kermit Stuart of Boise spent las
week with his aunt, Mrs. Leo Smith
returning to his home Sunday :,
Miss Fern Hansen of Caldwell wa'
a Sunday guest at the T. w. Reynolds
home, being guest to breakfast.
MT and Mrs. ]. F. Riskemlre WERE
pT NJ and Mrs. Frank Browning an'
daughter. Elizabeth, were Sunday WIS
;tors AT the home of their daughte
and sister. Mrs. Orville Miller o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. karcher and sou
Maurice, attended the banquet an'
,meet;ng Of the Nampa Pioneer socie'.
Thursday evening. A., 8 a.
Mr. and Mrs. James Abel OF IN
coie school district near BOISE, wet
S;nner guests Sunday of Mr.. and MRS
r. w REYNOLDS. In the Afternoon
,hev motored to Caldwell and caile'
on friends, po;sc v;s;to
w C. Frazier and son, George an
G. l.. Karcher ATTENDED .he ~ !;
can meeting at the MaJes''e '"'"
Nampa Friday evening 80. Thurs
Mrs. Lavinia Leibhart le'' ha "u vi;
dav for Twin Falls, where s,ae Ne
visit relatives before gong ch w. ha
home at Hastings y Neo. S Ins 60,
been visiting at the home OF nt' I 81,
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Mrs. Kathryn MeCabe, heal ;a,; nun :
for the anti-tuberculosis assos,a. ~ N
Idaho. examined the children ~ -,
Midway school, WEDNESDAY, .'u ~
dav and Friday. She talked " :"
. ua Friday after school. f,,,;,
Mr. and Mrs. |. +. Cox ana am ia ,,,;t
w, Sunday at Central Paak VIII
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