The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-11-10
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Willard Brigham returned home We'd
nesday from Glenns Ferry where he
has been employed by the railroad CO.
for the past two months. He was
the victim of the labor union being
attacked and severely beaten, A cash
cut lin the side of his head needing
several stitches to close the wound,
also his nose and face was severely
bruised. Looks as the Russian meth
DDS were being pnacticed in free
America. Our sons can not engage in
a certain kind Of work unless they
join with those that use violence as a
persuader. Two other men were at
tackled at the same time and in the
same manner.
Mr.. Lloyd Driskell and Miss Laur-
enc Driskel were callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs l.. Woodhouse Sun
day evening.
The young peoples club gave par
ty at the Community hall Friday eve
ming. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lonkey were
chaperons. Refreshment and decora-
lions were on the Halloween style
About twenty were present.
Mr.. L. Woodhouse has just finish
ed a new poultry house and his chick
ems have moved in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Benoy and
children Also Mrs. Benoy's brother,
Mr.. Leroy Sinsabaugh of Kansas
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Smith Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde ROLAND spent
Tuesday night with Mrs. Leah
Smith, Mr.. Rollands grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Stubblefield were
business visitors at Boise Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lonkey were
callers in the community Sunday after
noon.
Miss Mildred Hall spent the week
end with Mrs. Floyd Un'derkofler
Mr.. Garnet Allison has gone to En-
NETT where he has employment
C. F. Underkofler is building a poul-
try house on his ranch.
On "Wednesday morning the
'Chinks" in the community were at
tackled by full quota of hunters.
Miss Lelah and Viola Cole gave a
Halloween party at their home Mon
day evening for their school mates.
Last Monday evening the J. R.
zen ghosts and spooks of many de-
scriptfons. The weird walk through
the house aided by jack o'lantern
lights was the opening number of the
evenings program. The old witch
told fortunes and all were good for
tunes. The Cinderella play was given.
The merry spooks enjoyed many
games. A contest in which prizes
were given was very interesting. Re-
freshments consisting of chicken ia
males, sandwiches, pickles. individual
pumpkin pies, cider and ice cream
were served. The guests unanimously
voted Miss Laura Keefer and Miss
Alta Hutton royal spook entertainers
Wednesday afternoon at the COM
munity hail the Progress club held
their meeting, giving shower OF
many useful things to the community
kitchen. Three visitors were present
Miss Eunice Jones, Miss Alta Hutton
and Miss Laura Keefer. The time wa,
spent in sewing for the Red Cros;
After the business session luncheon
was served of light and dark cake
sandwiches, fruit and vegetable salad
pickles and coffee Adjourned to NEE,
with Mrs. Ralph Hubbard Nov. Is.
Mrs. D. A. Stubblefield visited the
schools Wednesday afternoon.
Twenty five of the patrons of the
Maple Grove school met at the COM
munity hall Thursday at o'clock
p. m. and organized a P.T.A. The
following officers were elected, Mrs
0. B. Paterson occupying the chair
Mrs. D. A. Stubblefield president
Mrs. Geo. Smith. vice president; Miss
Laura Keefer, secretary; Miss Alta
Hutton, treasurer Mrs. J. A. Young
of Caldwell assisted in the organiza-
ton with much helpful advice.
Mrs. H. f. Robinson, secretary OF
the Red Cross gave a very interesting
and instructive talk. Pointing out
how our p T. A. might accomplish
much good along the lines of health
instruction. She also said the Red
Cross was anxious TO aid in the work.
The meeting adjourned to meet We'd
nesday Dec. E, at 8 o'clock. Every
one in the district is considered 4
member of the p T. A. and urged to
come to the next meeting.