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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-18

In the Probate Court of Canyon County
state of Idaho
In the Matter of the Guardianship
OF Lois Mildred Printing aud Dor
othr Margaret Printing. Minors
Order 60 show Why order sale
should Not be Made.
lean Florence lrinsiur. the Guardian
Of the persons and estates OF Lois
Mildred frinzing and Dorothy Mar
tAfct lfiu1lus. minors having filed
hcr petition hcrcin. asking for an order
.ot this Court permitting her 10 sell
certain real estate and the interest OF
said minors la certain real estate. in
aAid petition described. for the pur-
pose OF Investment as ia In said petit
ton set forth. and 40 appearing 20 the
Court from reading said petition. duly
Ncrihcd by the oath OF said petitioner,
mat ~ ~ necessary. and will be for
the best interests OF said miuora. that
said real estate should be sold for said
purpose OF Investment.
II Is therefore ordered by the Judge
OF the Probate Court OF Canyon COun-
~, Idaho. that the next OF kin OF said
m.n'tH. ana an persons Interested In
said estate OF said minors. appear be-
Tore the said Probate Court OF Canyon
county. Idaho, on Monday the 18th day
OF January 1924. al the hour OF N a
m. or said date, at the Court room OF
tllu court IN Court House In Caldwell.
idHaho. aud there and then show cause.
IT any they have. why the order OF this
Court should not be made authorizing
said guardian TO sell said real estate
and interest In real estate OF said
minors Tor said purpose OF Investment.
II In further ordered that "a copy OF
this order TO show cause shall be pub
lishcd In the weekly edition OF Cald-
wen Tribune. weekly newspaper of
general circulation published In Cald-
We'll canyon County. Idaho. once a
week for not less than four weekly
issues OF said paper prior TO said Janu-
AIRY H. 1924 and that said publication
be completed at least Ave days prior
TO January IA. 1924
Dated at Caldwell. Idaho this 18th
day OF December. 1928
G. A. WILLIAMS
(SfAL) Judge Of the Probate
Court Of Canyon County. Idaho
1916
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North Sunny Slope

Mrs. Dave Dorsey returned from
Ohio last Monday evening after fe,,
months visit.
Practice mas started for the Chris.
mas day program a; the dane bs-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh olive ana
son Luther spent Sunday at the Hs--
~ Collie home. '
trial Cove. 90 1''-
Mr.. William Hamilton has oyr-
chased the G. II. Horace rlncb
Miss Leanore Stinson is ont OF
The sale at the Clyde Gilber, home
last Tuesday was well attended
Miss Grace Smith spent SATURDAY.
and Sunday with home folks.
Miss Ida Parrot returned TO school
last Friday after a long absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Fields sner,
Sunday al the Ed Fields home IN
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Notus News


U DEE neislboFhooi dance given a.
lcc rusuc's Saturday night nas en-
lCyed by an attending
MI and Ar, john lu.tI slcu,
/ sunday at thc sam Rowland home az
I Midway
Mr and Mrs Richardson OF Twin
/ Falls visited Monday ai THE B. H. Oil-
I ncri home Avs. Richardson wa,
Formerly Miss Mabel A'mqu.s, and q
re,iien. OF Nous
Mrs, iiida Cal. lett Monday morn
I'us Tor an indefinite stay n huua
Word Was received Zoo Nous oi the
dca.h ou Monday morning oi Mr Me-
Nair DO hi, home near Caldwell Ar
I McNair lt one time was resident ct
Noius where De had blacksmith shuu
The \andusen brothers. shecpmcn
ID. Emmett were in Nous Monday ON
business
Mr and Mrs George Nanwinkic
and Mrs y. T. Parrish attended the
NcNair funeral on "Wednesday,
Mrs Ira Willis spent Wednesday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs g.
NJ Powell
Mrs Il. &. Sleeper and daughter
Alice and Miss Olive Pennington and
Carl Petersen n.lde a business trip go
Parma Wednesday
Mr. Rolf was business visitor in
tlammctt ON Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. T. T.. kcilogg was a Caldwell
shopper on Thursday
Mrs. John Hul;z visited Thursday
10 Caldwell with her sister Mrs. w
H. Gucrin
Mr. and Mrs Langcrvcin have re-
Gently moved into the house vacated
by George Dooms.
O. = Pennington made a business
trip TO Wciscr on Thursday
Evelyn Hodgson returned home on I
Thursday morning form Bend. Ore.
Jim Tampa was a Notus visitor on /
The mems gospel team attended
church in Roswell on Tuesday night.
Several members OF the Elks lodge
attended meeting in Caldwell Wedncs-
day night.
Mrs McNair. lanes and Julia are
spending a few days at the George /,
Nanwinklc home
Mr. and Mrs. K. {. Roa'man were
hopping in Caldwell on Friday.
Mrs +. f. Kellogg is enjoying a
'isiied from her sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs Remington OF Michigan.
MIR and Mrs w W Shaver Cald- I,
we'll visitors Saturday
Miss Ida Schcnck of Caldwell is
listing at the f. T. Gilbert home
Mrs. ]. h. Newport and family were !
caldwell visitors on SATURDAY.
MIR and Mrs. !. +. Johnston. l.c- I
lore and Ted were shopping in Cald- !
veil on Saturday
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Brier Rose

Mr. and Mrs. Mcleod and family
,pen. Saturday in Boise.
Air and Mrs. Oscar Baum called
o the Bernie Ba'iess home in Namra
sunday.
Nr. John Nay was calling I'm the
neishhorhood one day LAST week
Lee tt.eison is sufficiently recover
et irom his recent Hines, % re,un.
school Tins week
Miss Marjorie Brown sncn, thc
.tSi OF Che week 30 ihc Rlnny home
Miss Brown IS on hc- way 90 Eu-
gene where She VIII attend school after
spending holidays a. Ncwhurs Ore.
With her parents
Olivia. Louise and J g. Mcldor
attended surprise party Friday niehi
Tor NiNn ianizcr OF Midway
Mrs Meador Is rcmodciins her hen
mousse. making % che monitor type
The sale held AZ che l.. *. Klein
sieihcr home was fairly wei attended
90 spite OF the bad weather. Mrs
N'cnsicihcr and her mother icft Inn
mediaicly Tor Los Angeles. Mr. Klein
s.cincr viii follow this week. while
we're VIII nnish her school work 40
the college before going 70 her new
home
NJ March spent the FIRST of the
week IN Boise with his brother who IS
quite 49,
Mr.. Runoin-an attended the poultry
meeting in Caldwell Saturday after
noon
a number Of Young people OF tins
vicinity attended the bazaar and pic
supper az the plcasan, Ridge commrn-
.iy hall Saturday night.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs John Low of !
Caldwell. a son. Tuesday Mr.. and |
Mrs Joy were former residents of /
This community.
The Home Culture club met with /
Mrs. Kyle Whittle Thursday after
noon The affair was a shower for /
he hostess. 4 pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed
Mrs 10y OF Boulder. Colorado. is
icre visiting relatives.
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Get your Farm Sale Bills at The
Tribune. Prices and quality are right.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

q. 5. Land Office at Boise, idaho
Notice Is hereby given that Edgar
c.. Myers. OF Huston. Idaho. r. f. d. i.
who, an January 4th. 1913, made Home
stead Entry Act June II. 1902 No.
NV. EASWh. Section Z, Township
North. Range West. Boise Meridian.
mas nled notice OF intention to make
3 year Proof. TO establish claim to the
land above described. before d. ID.
Harger. United States Commissioner
at his Office. at Caldwell. Idaho, on the
9Th day OF January. 1924
Claimant names at witnesses. Henry
Weigandt OF Caldwell. Idaho. Sarah
Meigandt. OF Caldwell. Idaho; Richard
Claire Mower. OF Huston. idaho.
Bartlett Sinclair. Register.
36-106-c
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Butter Wrappers at The Tribune
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Riverside

nv q sue.
a large number of ,he Wooimer
OF ile slope attended ,he Woolmsr
meeting IL Nampa last Friday nigh.
AIRS. Harry Ford and children ,5.r,
sunday a. the Clarence Miller home
Two new members were -ater i~.,
night
4 surprise p-rty was given orr Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Gilher; al .hei- nom.
" ar. and Mrs Giiber, are moving 10
Caldwell Tor the winter
Mr. and Mrs SlNton and Mrs
hiblcr Of Nampa and Dr. Stewart 81
Caldwell were on Che slope has. sun
day looking aficr the lodge affairs
The Sunday school party va, al
the home Of Miss Eva Ray.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-18
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers Favorite

The soothing and healing properties
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. its
pleasant ;astc and promp, and cffccm-
al cures have made !. a iavoriic with
people everywhere Il is especially
priced bymoihors OF young children
Tor colds. Group and whoopingcough.
as It always affords quick relief and
is free from opium ond other HARM
iul drugs.
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(SEAL) Judge Of the Probate
Court of Canyon County. Idaho
1876
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-18

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The world owes you living. but II
demands that you acquire some ability
as collectOr.-Boston Evening Tran.
script.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
VISION DE LA VIDA

sufrir los infortunios de la vida. 81
quisieras librarte de mi, Y de ella, Sc
riate precise ARRANCAR de tn cabe-
"a la fantasia la Imagination; enton-
ces no padecerias, no sufririas, pero col
1nado tn de tedio habrfa de culminar
este en- ell escepticismo; serfas ell bru-
to que cua,quiera monta. gufa espo-
lea: moririas envenenado de amargura
odio, como un perro rabioso.
La mano del ferreo brazo soltole y
Ia voz coment6 sus mismas palabras con
estridente carcajada, carcajada nero
MANA. carcajada que hizo sentir al Jo-
ven frio polar.
La experiencia no rroviene de Mi
nerva, mace del tempo.
Y ell joven, como satire, vuelve a en-
prender veloz carrera tras la Esperan-
"a, cuya refinada coqueteria lie exas-
pera aumentando su fiebre de possession;
sube y baja por los montes; pisa flores,
pisa espinas; cruza profundos wales;
psro la divinal coqueta sigue ante su
vista, siempre pura, siempre, adorable
siempre..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22

Ileganos al mundo plenos de miste-
rosa vaguedad, suspendidos de manera
indefnible entire ell diafano espacio del
azul la zona de nuestro planeta; HE
re nuestro lloro los timpanos de los
que estan cerca de la CANA, quienes
no ven 10 que miriam; en- ella acaso llo-
ramos nuestra inconsciente protesta, gri
tada no Sc sabe para quien nj por que
razon; Y asi lloramos sin pena, mira
mos sin yer, sonreimos sin gozar.
POGO de-pues somos nifos y '1a vi
da del nifo es I'm eterno domingo, CO.
mo dice Dumas. En- tai edad nos pare
ce una madre la naturaleza I'm palacio
trausformado en- inconmensurable rosa
multiforme, policroismo de risuelos CO.
lores tan solo; la vida conjura no mas
que el verbo amar; Dios, la de un
leterno problema, es como un solicito y
fiel sirviente; Sc nos antojan nuertros
padres innortales como las creaciones
del genio, creyendo que la Inesperada
los huye. lSuefio glorioso! Purisimos
Iampos de la inocencia!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
III
LIegan los algodones invernales.

IIegan los algodones invernales.
En- el camino del Vieio Sc interpone
una senora, cuyo est0mago brota agre-
sivo egoista del cuerpo. Ella abraza
cordialmente al Viejo le muestra en-
seguida el Himalaya que recuerda los
que grandes han sido; luego ell plano de
la humanidad que alienta: todo en- una
grandiosa vision:
Corriendo van los hombres tras los
Oros-oro material orc espiritual.
Van corriendo, Y unos caen, Y son es-
tropeados aplastados; 81 estropeados,
paran en- ell fondo del abismo cuando
logran incorporates continuando eu per
secuci6n Otros, como la hoja caida. son
juguetes de los vientos mundanales y
corrompen aun con sus respiraciones.
Otros van amenazando. hiriendo, des-
truyendo la tupida marafia que Sc opo-
ne al paso gallardo del ej6rcito de sus
ambiciones hasta que llegan a la Gus
pide deseada. Pero falta un grupo to-
davia; Ell de los que no amenazan, nj
hieren, hi destruyen; squel tornado por
los que no caen, nj ruedan, nj andan,
nj corren sino que vuelan majestuosa-
mente; Ia p'6yade de los cue alegran
entristecen Y s;empre deleitan va
que la tristeza artfstica q un delete
Son ellos los art'stas Pero lque es
aquelo que desafia a triunfadores y
artistas? I0ue es? Els cual m6vil nube
negra qUe forma un esoueleto humane
iOh Ifos mio; y los vence los mata
en- gu materia, y los lorna polvo!.
FL Vieio viste de asombro su mira
ie, en- seguida de micdo, luego de iris
teza infinita.
Ell vieio aparta la mirada mental de
su mental escenario
El Tiempo pasa sereno cual ejecutor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22

de 10 arcane, mudo como un asesino
que acecha para matar con lalevosia, ST.
niestro como ladr6n de esperanzas.
Ell Hombre ha quedado como rosa sin
petalos, sin las galas y hechizos que
presta la poesia de la juventud, ante GU
vas pupilas Sc extienden' horizontes
donde suefios alados, suenos azuleg, sue.
nos de orc, realidades fngen.
iAh Ell espejismo que incit6 al Sc
diento! loh me,anc6licos rosales del
pasado, a los que de vez en- vez rocis
con alguna Iagrima terca ell viejo, el
anciano corazon del viejo!
Juan CALDERON EsCOBAR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
II

Pasamos. Somos cual la simiente
arrojada al -surco; Eobre Ell haz de la
TERRA pasamos de punto que asoma
tallo incipiente; transf6rmase este en-
arbol nuevo, cuya copa florida, perfuma
al aire. Mas precise, Sc convierte el
nifio, entretenido por las Husiones, en-
ell puber. ante cuyas pupilas asombra-
das Sc a!argan de subito las lenguas de
muchos caminos opuestos, instandole a
seguir alguno de ellos. iFeliz el que sa-
be hallar un camino de fortuna Y pue-
de seguirlo! iDesgraciado del que es
vencido por tormentosas tendencias,
irreducibles por 10 innatas!
En- un punto al que parecian conver-
ger dichos caminos. ala en- lontananza,
diviso ell Jovencito-o sea la unidad re-
presentativa. para mi objeto de toda Ia
humanidad- d-las formas. indecisas, de
una muier, como pronunciados por
ella venfan en- alas de las auroras estcs
vocablos: ''iVen. amado mio. venH'
Con gracia voluptuosa y dominadora,
tai como una Asparia, acercabase esta
dana.
Ell FIRE hacia ella, quien retrocedi6
con rapjdez insinutiva.
-Siguela y sera tuya, lie susurro la
Poesia. Ia mas amable embustera,
e. abalanz6se tras la mujer, quien To-
araba mantenerse alejada. de su perse-
gridor muchos metros, sin Que perdie-
ra en- tai franca fuga su compostura
Iel6nica.
De rronto un ferreo brazo. Igado
Sin duda. a un cuerpo ciclopeo pues era
irresistible su fuerza. detuvo al Joven
y una voz, so-emne y pausada, asf di-
jo:
-Esa fgura que persigues obra mia
es; ella te dara alientos para padecer G
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
Mas maeStrOS, mejOreS maestrOs

Un pueblo sin ideales perece inde-
fectiblemente Los ideales no pueden
exlstir sin la educacion. De la eduea-
cion podemos decir que es una dobie
bendicion; bendito ell cue la da ben
ditto Ell quo la recibe. Valdria la pena
realzar Ell esfuerzo 81 pudieramos i'm
prlnir de lnanera indeIeble este pensa-
miento EN- los cerebros de nuestros 10
Venes, hombres mujeres, inculcar-
les, como TN sagrado deber patr1ot1co,
la idea de prestar su concurso de una
manera adecuada la obra de la ms
truccion publica. Els de lamentarse que
tan rocos j6venes, debidamente prepa-
RADIOS para este servicio, Sc dispongan
en- estos tiempos a prestar su tempo y
su intehgencia la ensenanza. La edu-
cacion necesita de la juventud mas Vi
gorosa, patri6tica enthusiastic.
No hay mejor escuela de discipline
que la ensenanza misma quizas no
podriamos prestar nuestro pueblo un
servicio mas valioso que ell de conven-
Ger los jovenes que han gozado de
los privilegios de una educacion am
plia de que ellos estan obligados a
dedicar una parte razonable de su tier
po de sus energias la labor de la
cnse1anzs
El poder y la seguridad de la Nacion
tendran sienpre SUI mas solido apoyo
en- Ia inteligencia del pueblo. Nuestra
educacion debiera inculcar el concepto
de los deberes pdbIicos privados en-
la mas intensa forma a fin dc que
nuestro pueblo pueda hacer frente
los grandes problemas oe este mundo
perturbado Por encima de TODD, nues-
tros hombres y mujeres necesitan estar
capacitados para penetrar con mente
clara libre de prejuicios en- los diff
Giles problemas de estos tiempos. es-
to solo Sc consigue por medic de una
educacion bien dirigida inspirada en-
los mas altos y generosos principles.
Warren G.. HARDING.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22

RF7lEHEa6IEN Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
G@1GIGJl91ST1
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Robt. Muilenberg, who has been
working for ]. r. Ayers left Sunday
to work at the Gull White lambing
camp.
Mr.. Alexander of Portland was s
visitor here the latter part Of the
week looking after property in Horse
Heaven.
Mrs. George Stevenson and son Of
Kennewick visited at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Toothaker
the latter part of the week.
Mrs Penny suffered broken arm
last Wednesday as the result of the
car she was driving overturned ont
near the Toothaker crossing.
A. OVERLY, who has been working
for j. r. Ayers left Saturday for a
short vacation. He will visit relatives
in Kennewick and Walla Walla.
Mr.. Mattewson of Nelson, Mimi,
was a visitor in town Monday. He
is returning to his home after few
months vacation in the western states.
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be
held Thursday, April 5, at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Mills at the Mrs. John
Mills home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Dorothy drove
from Sunnyside Sunday to visit Ken
newick friends. Mrs. S. E. Dorothy
returned with them for short visit.
Miss Margaret Harrison's birthday
was the occasion for dinner given
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Neil. Harper.
Decorations were in lavender and
white. Covers We're laid for eight.
The executive board of the Yakima
Valley District Federation of Woman's
clubs will meet at the home of Mrs.
Campbell at Sunnyside, April 6. The
program for the annual convention
which is to be held in Sunnyside in
May will be planned at this meeting.
The Current Events department OF
the Woman's club met Monday with
Mrs. G. H Shanafelt with Mrs. r. E.
Reed and Mrs. Beiderweiden assist
ant hostesses. The topic for the after
noon was American writer's. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs,
A. Lehnhard, when one o'clock
luncheon will be served.
A special Easter service will be held
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning during the regular hour fol
church services. The program will con-
sist OF special music by the choir, ex.
ercises by the girls of Mrs. Aldrich's
and Mrs. McCormick's Sunday school
classes, short address by Rev. Aid.
rich and observance of communion
conducted by Rev. Aldrich. Specia
Easter offering for Home Missions.
i One of the pleasant affairs of las,
week was the party given Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Null
drow to the employees of the Columbis
irrigation company and their families
Thirty guests enjoyed the hospitalit,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Muldrow. The eve
nlng was spent informally and at it.
close supper was served. Dainty
Easter favors and yellow daffodil.
added pretty touch to the tables.
1 Miss Florence Oliver and her Sun
day school pupils were entertaine,
at the home of Bud Walters, mem
Der Of the class last Friday afternoon
After playing games on the lawn tn,
little folks were served Refreshments
at tables decorated with Easter eggs
chicks and rabbits. A dozen guest
were present.
: The Christian Ladies' Aid will clos
their advertising campaign and hav
: a sale of the goods and also bazaa
J and cooked food sale on Saturday il
the room vacated by the Kennewic
Hardware company. Luncheon will b
!. served by the ladies during the day
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II It'll Z STABLES M. TILE WEEP We"
w wmm

Chas. Kasper is building an addi-
ton to his home on Kennewick Ave.
He is adding two new rooms.
Miss Mary Harvey, Miss Hazel
Hume and Miss Muriel Mason were
Walla Walla visitors Saturday.
Kennewick members of the Rose
Croix Masonic lodge are celebrating
Maundy Thursday tonight at the local
lodge rooms.
The BRYCE club met Wednesday with
Mrs. r. E. Pratt, with Mrs. r. H
Nicholson hostess. Honors were won
by Mrs. H. II. Davis.
The Woman's Circle of the Baptist
church will meet for an all day session
next week at the home of Mrs. j. s.
Motter. The study topic will be India
The Episcopal Guild will meet on
Thursday, April 5, at two o'clock al
the home of Mrs. B. L. Cole. The
ladies will sew on articles for St
Lukes' hospital, Spokane. Each mem.
Der is asked to bring a thimble.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Monroe, who
have been guests of their son Wesley
left today for their home in Yakima
Mrs Wesley Monroe and her little
daughter Barbara Jean accompanied
them to their home to spend few
days.
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c,,,, White and small SON ar

c,,ll White and small son ar
lived Sunday from Tacoma.
NJ. E. R. Crichton returned We'd
,.s %ss' from Pasco hospital
=, and Mrs. Chas. Haas, Jr. have
into the Mitchell apartments.
NJ u.rr-sunday, March 25, to Mr..
- Mrs. Edwin Better, Richland, a
~. Easter evening services are be-
hold at the M. E. church this
week
CLINTON Copeland arrived Sunday
~ Tacoma and is spending the
vsek here.
Miss Margaret Hawkins and Miss
r,oyce Smith are visiting with Pasco
friends today.
porn-Sunday, March 25, to Mr..
~ Mrs. George Turner of White
Bluffs, son.
w. Terrell of Portland transact
y business in Kennewick the latter
part Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Reed and Miss
norothy Hildenbrand drove to Sunny
hide and Yakima Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Conklin and Mrs. C. F.
Winkenwerder are spending q few
d.vs with Yakima friends.
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Glen johnson spent Sunday in Wal

Glen johnson spent Sunday in Wal
la Walla.
Miss Alta Dake spent the week end
in Walla Walla.
H. c.. Mann returned Tuesday from
trip to Omaha, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcdowell are both
quite i'll with grip this week.
A. A. Durand of Walla Walla was
a business visitor here Friday.
The M. E. Aid met yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs. j. A. Hatch.
Mrs. C. Hoadley will entertain the
Needlework club Friday, April 6.
The Shakespeare club will meet on
Wednesday, April with Mrs. G. F.
Carpenter.
C.. E. Edwards returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to the
Spokane country.
E. C. Smith of the Smith Motor
company is transacting business in
Portland and Seattle this week.
Milton Mckenzie, s. p. & S. opera
tor at Fallbridge, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Harper.
The Arts and Crafts department Of
the Woman's club will meet Monday
April 2 with Mrs. w. S. Walters.
Mrs. F. E. Waters spent several
days in Walla Walla this week, house
guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. B. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Williams, who
have made an extended visit with
their son, o. Williams, left today fol
Seattle.
Miss Elizabeth Toepke visited Ken.
newick friends Friday. She was er
route to Spokane from her home il
Portland.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet Thursday, April 5 in the church
parlors with Mrs. M. G. Clark's div
ision in charge.
The Civics department of the Wo
mans club will meet Tuesday at twt
o'clock with Mrs. Edward Sheppard
Election Of officers will be held ant
all members are urged to attend.
Mrs. DeHaven and Mrs. Maupil
were visitors at Pasco hospital Mon
day. They went to see Mrs. DeHav
ems sister, Mrs. Newton, formel
Kennewick resident, who is recover
ing from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mouda and child
rem, accompanied by Mrs. Mouda'
mother, Mrs. G. E. Hunt, arrived Wed
nesday fom their home in Kelso. The.
will remain for short time while Nh
Mouda looks. after business interest
They made the trip in their new five
passenger bort car.