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Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-05

mountains, where intolerance can depopulate a nation.
 But remember this: Each man is architect of his own fortune. It is up to each individual to do the best he can to make times good, and we will have good times.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-05

This is not political question; it cannot be made political question, :" President Coolidge told the conference of governors recently in discussing prohibition enforcement. Yet some state executives are trying to make it political, and in spite of the truth of the presidents statement, it looks as though some of them will achieve the imnnSSihle
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-05

It is said that the average anthra- cite miners wage is over $24OO a year, while in all the rest of the na- tiOn only eight per cent of the 25,000,- 900 families receive $2400 a year. Possibly there are two reasons for the high price of hard coal
Evening star., 1923-04-30
Neighborhood House Spring
Festival Set for May 3, 4 and 5

the lily and several others dispute
her title. Each afternoon the festivi-
ties are concluded with a May pole
dance.
In the evenings at o'clock three
plays will be given in the garden by
Hood and His Merry Men" will dis
port themselves in Sherwood Forest.
"A Night in May" is a fairy play
about a little girl named Dorothy.
who gets lost in, an enchanted forest.
"Persephone." given by the older
the abduction of Persephone by the
dark -browed Pluto. and her return to
earth each year. bringing the birds
and the flowers and the happy spring
time.
street Parade Big Event.
Saturday at . pm. n street be-
tween 4la street and Union street
will be roped off and the great event
of the festival will take nlace-the
all the children to the number OF
zoo take part and the Queen of the
May is crowned. No one knows
until the last minute. not even the
little girl herself. who is to be Queen
of the May. but she is always the
little girl who has been the most
deserving The music for this occa-
sion will be furnished by the Army
Band.
Supper will be served in Neigh
borhood House from to Z o'clock
each evening by the women's clubs.
and indoors also during the whole
time will be held fair at which
the various products of! the house
will be on sale, as well as cakes,
candy and tea
The committee in charge of arrange
ments is: Mrs. Clara D. Neigh. chair
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Society

CONTINUED from Eighth Page0
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
J'rban $. Lewis Of this city and jeanette
Rock of LOttshurg. Va
Jesse l.. Holmes and Susie J. Taylor,
Frederick III. Jones of Youngstown. Ohio. and
Catharine {. Let's of this city.
Ralph {. Bradburn Of Capitol Heights. Md =,
and Alice j. Coffin Of this city.
Winfrey G. White OF Winston, Va. and
Anna NJ. Jones Of Cupeper. Va
Augustus Ager and I.enna NJ. Adams, both
OF Capitol Heights. Md.
Boyd Baxter and Frances Holmes.
Walter Dozier and Mamie Williams
John f. Driver and Olive Tyne. both OF
Richmond. Va.
Stanley +. Mizell and Pauline Lyme both OF
Richmond Va
Luther ]. Etchison and GLADYS X. Holmes.
Ih"mas L. Chester and Caroline NJ. Miles.
William L. Ford and Lillian White.
Friedrich q. Rrueckner of st. Augustine
F,a.. and Asie krstin of this city
Grover &. Miller of Augusta. Ca, and Hat
tie L. Philbeck of baltimore. " C.
Wolfe W Breeding and Mary Bell Smith
both of Oakland. Calf.
Harris II. Shettel and Frances Gnsburg
l.awrenc" I. Mater and Ila VI. Facin
James NJ. Patterson and ollie Bowie
Floyd ID. Terry of this city and bessie
Wagaman Of Charles Town. W. Va.
Donald Il. Murphy of prs Muines Iowa and
Zoe Rundlett of Detroit. Mich.
champ Copeland and Alberta IxInS.
William VI. Chichester and Margaret l.. Ma
Clarence a. Stimson Of New York and Flor
eEce NJ. Cutsinger Of Utica, Y Y
Evening star., 1923-04-30

The annual springtime festival. to
which the friends and patrons of
, Neighborhood House, 40 n street
southwest. have looked forward for the
past twenty years. is announced for
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
May 3. and :. For weeks past the
youthful participants. under direction
of Mrs. J. r. S. Neigh and her as
sistants, have been working diligently
of dances. drills and plays. and invita-
tions have been sent out TO their
friends all over the city to view the
results.
The proceeds of this affair. which
is held in celebra ton of the return of
spring, go to the numerous and valu-
able summer activities OF Neighbor-
hood House.
Program Announced.
The program of the three-day festi-
val is announced as follows:
Thursday and Friday afternoons, at
O'Clock, the Masque of Spring will
be given by the smaller children, and
will be presided over by "Jack-in-the-
Pulpit"
There will be nursery pantomime,
in which the youngest participant is
but three months old; songs by the
kindergarten. games by the junior
boys and dance called Spring Cos
sips by little girls in quaint ld-time
costumes. The Parade Of the Wooden
Soldiers" will be given in the true
martial spirit by the boys clubs, fol-
Queen of the Garden" by the girls
clubs. The Queen of the Garden" is.
of course, the rose. though the violet
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man; Mrs. George Fleming, Miss Amy
Leavitt, Miss Myrtle Stewart, ]. P. s.
Neigh, Miss Lena Barghausen. Miss
Lillian Stein, Miss Barbara Ritter,
Miss Marion Blunt, Mrs. Amy c.
Young, Miss Frances Chickering,
Walter Ferris. Miss Laura Hayes. Miss
Helen Griffith. Mrs. w. c. Crabbe,
Mrs. w. r. Bolten, Mrs John w.
Dietz, Mrs. Walter Becker, Mrs. Ber-
nice B. Ferris, Mrs. L. Morrison, Wal
ter Becker, Mrs. Samuel Herrick, Will
lard Ross, Miss Anna B. Browne.
Miss Nette Herrick, Mrs. Edward
Horton, Herman Barghausen, Miss
Edith Hall. the Sphinx Club and the
Junior League
Those invited are urged to bring
with them the programs which have
been sent out in order better to fol-
low the various phases of the enter
tainment.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I,
the health department in the last twenty foul
hours
George L. and Elizabeth $. Bliss, girl
Elmer b. and Pearl V. Brammell. girl
Frederick s. AMI EStella Parks boy.
William ]. and Catherine V. Collins. girl.
George A. and Edith W. Gray girl
Benjamin &. and Jeanette Hartig. hoy.
Richard ii. and Mabel l.. Tucker. boy.
Durward and Gladys NJ GrnStcad, girl
Robert L. and Virginia c. Jones. boy.
Rufus q. and Minnie Jones, boy.
Isaac III. and Catherine |. Horton. girl
Norman +. and Mary u. Rron. girl
Robert II. and Kathleen HILL boy.
Samuel and Jennie ItappUport. boy.
Charles S and Pearl NJ. Howard. girl
Frederick NJ. and Elizabeth y. Grnebner. boy
Alfred $. and Flora l.. Morgan. boy.
Jacob and Lo,yise Bladt, girl.
John VI. and Alice W. Everett. girl
Harry and Ros" Rosoff hoy.
Herbert and Dorothy Glsssman. hoy.
Joseph Z. and Lottie l.. Jones' girl
Alfred X. and Myrtle L. Goodman. boy.
R-,nton ii. and Ethel Abendschein, boy.
Walter +. and Nellie G. Eagleson boy.
Jacob and BESSIE r. Wa',lman girl.
Joseph and Rebecca Temin, girl.
John F. and Adeline IL. Np>.ine, girl.
Robert II. and Ruth NJ. Doing, girl
lanes C.. and Addie Marshall. boy.
Joseph E. and Willie V Jefferson, girl.
Railpy Hattie Chisholm
Evening star., 1923-04-30
NEWSB0Y, SO, EAGER
TO Leave HOSPITAL
Tells Doctors He Wants to Be
Back on Streets Once
More.

Paul Hubner. ninety -three-year-
old newsboy. hasn't given up his call
ing yet. And besides that he dislik IS
hospitals.
News Of absence from his home. 233
Pennsylvania avenue. brought the re-
port that he had been located the fol-
lowing day. April 26, and taken to
the Gallinger Hospital.
lie had been taken to the hospital
by the ambulance Of the board OF
charities. Previous to this he had
been taken to the Georgetown Hos
pital.
Hubner today told one of the ex-
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amining physicians that he did not
like hospitals, and that he wanted to
get out and sell his newspapers. He
Is apparently in good health, al
though somewhat feeble; Ohicials of
week or SO, hoping that some relative
or friend will turn up and give him
home.
Evening star., 1923-04-30
COMMITTEE TO MEET.

The membership committee of the
Washington Chamber OF Commerce
will meet at 1880 o'clock in the cham
ber's quarters In the Homer Building,
18th and G streets northwest.
Evening star., 1923-04-30
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported IN
the health department in the last twenty four
hours: ~
Charles II. Kottcamp. 81. 552 I4th ST. Sc
Dana Mckinley Webb. 10. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital
Della A. Freeman. so. 914 French st.
Katie Pollan. o months, 1886 Florida ave
Stephen W. Kendrick, jr., 4 months, 20
st. ne.
George w. Hughes. jr. =, Children's Hos
pital.
Charles Tramble, 81. ST. Phillips HILL d. C.
John Perry. 90 Freetmen's Hospital
Cora Harvey. 80, Freedmen's Hospital
Frances Parker. AZ, Casualty Hospital.
Horace looner, Al, Frcetlmens Hospital
infant James and Luvenia Mcneil = hours,
80 l. st.
Evening star., 1923-04-30

Mr.. Irving w. Furnefle of London
is in Washington and at the Lee
House for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. James II. Halsey of Phila-
delrhia IS spending a few days at
the New Willard, arriving there yes
terday.
party was given Monday even
Ing at l141 Connecticut avenue, with
Miss Hazel +. Batchelder as hostess.
in honor of her guest, Miss Jane
johnson of Northport, Long Island.
Miss Johnson has been spending the
winter in Florida and will leave
Tuesday for a visit to Baltimore and
New York before returning to Long
Island.
Evening star., 1923-04-30

coin Hodgkins and Miss Elizabeth
Peet will preside at the tea table.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-02-07
Federal Power Commission

In compliance with the Federal Power Act Al stat. 1063) and the laws of the Territory of Alaska notice is hereby given that Ernest Blue and Noel M. Ira Versy of Hyder Alaska have applied for preliminary permit covering the water power project of so called Glacier River a tributary of Portland Canal. about nine miles south of Hyder Alaska Any objections thereto or requests for hearing thereon, together with briefs, reports or other data for which consideration is de- sired, should be submitted to the Federal Power Commission, Washington, D. c.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-02-07
A TRAGIC END

There was a man who loved the
 bees;
 He always was their friend. He used to sit upon their hives; They stung him in the end.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-02-07
SUSIE MINDS HER PA

SUSIE MINDS HER PA That fellow PMpps comes here
 too much"
 Said Susan's father grim, We'll have to put a stop to that. You must sit down on him." Now, Susie is nice, good girl, Respects parental powers; So, when young Phipps came there
 that night,
 ShO sat on him for hours.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-02-07
ASININF

Johnson was attending a tenn perence lecture.
 If l lead donkey up to a pail of water and a pail of beer. which will he choose to drink?" queried the speaker.
 The water" said Johnson.
 Yes. and why?"
 Because he's an ass" was John- sons reply.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-10-26
Arena Valley

During the month OF November
the Arena Grange will conduct a
membership drive When the initia-
ton fees will be the same as the chart
er members, menSl.50. women and
boys 50cents, girls IS cents. 1t is pre-
sumed that conditions will be prac-
tically the same as charter members.
The next meeting will be November
2 with program and "eats" in charge
OF committee OF men.
The last grange meeting was well
attended. There was 4 short program
Refreshments of pumpkin pie and ap
pie cider were served.
The grange is planning on differ
ent social activities for the winter.
Send in your application for member
ship right away and share the good
times.
Mrs. A. II. Jarnagin is better after
an illness last week.
Mrs. Lars Aarland called on Mrs
Butler Mondav afternoon.
F. II. Jones Of Caldwell and J. r.
Aten purchased wheat at the Butler
ranch Monday.
Mrs. Klahr and Mrs. Butler assisted
Mrs. Huffman with her dinner for the
stacking crew Friday.
c. ID. Jenkins, George Klahr. Tom
Clark. Dave Imlah. and Mr.. Kerfoot
left Saturday for the Sawtooth M'ts.
to hunt big game.
Mr. Gibsons' sister arrived Tuesday
during the severe wind storm.
Charley Asp is slowly improving
in health.
J. +. Mcconnell is at home for the
winter after spending the summer in
the employment OF the reclamation
service a, Lake Lowell.
dad Barker is able to walk
around and call on his neighbors after
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Ten Davis

Mr.. w. W. Deal. state Grange Mas
ter. organized the Ten Davis Grange
on October l. The first regular meet
was held Friday October y and will
meet every other Friday night at s
o clock in the grange hall. MIR. Deal
WISHES 10 include the Nous communi-
~ IN this grange. The next meeting
IS Friday evening October p. ANY
one interested in farming from Noius
and Ten Davis please come Friday
night. The main feature OF this or
ganization is TO help the farmers so
lets all come. A Halloween lunch
viii be served after the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Reinemer were Sun
day visitors at the Herman Weick
home.
Miss Raddle is working for Mrs. F.
c. Hertig.
B. w. Pos, is helping Mr.. Brooks
ill his silo.
r. d. Sebree has been cutting let
,uce this week.
The teachers OF the Ten Davis
school attended the Teachers Institute
in Caldwell Saturday.
Howard Andrews was 4 Caldwell
visitor Saturday.
Miss lnez Christhopherson visited
Sunday evening with Helen Spaeih
Mr.. and Mrs. /. f. Small and
amily were dinner guests Sunday at
he G. l.. Judd home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spaeth Jr. are |
he proud parents OF a baby girl. |
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Wilder News

The Wilder high school football
team was defeated by Parma on the
home grounds Friday BY score OF
l2-o
y farewell party WAS given Mrs.
Homer Jarvis by a number OF ladies
Tuesday evening. Mr.. ana Mrs. lar
Wis EXPECT TO leave soon to make their
home in Boise.
M.Frosig has moved his family
into the residence owned by c. E.
Mitchell on fifth street.
Several ladies met at the school
house Monday evening and organized
a Chautauqua reading circle.
Z. f. Heston was a dinner guest at
the F. NJ. Saunders home.
Mrs. Robert Clark and children re-
turned Sunday from an extended stay
in Roswell.
The Rock club met Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Henry Haas.
Henry Fleenor is driving a new
coupe.
The P. T. A. held their first meet
ing OF the year at the school house
Tuesday evening. A good program
vas given after which refreshments
we're served.
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the plaintiff will take Judgment again

the plaintiff will take judgment again
st you as prayed in said complaint,
This action is brought to obtain
decree of the above entitled Court
forever quieting plaintiffs title to the
following described lands in Canyon
County, Idaho. to-wit:
The Lots One 81. Two (2) and Three
(3) of Block Eighteen 1S) of Wash !,
ington Heights. Steunenberg and
Hands Addition to the City OF Cald-
we'll. Idaho as the same appear. upon
the Plat thereof filed In the office OF
the recorder OF Canyon county, Idaho.
on August 16. 1906. and recorded In
Book Two CD OF Plats on Page Twenty
GOD.
and against all claims by any or either
OF you. That by said decree II be adj
Judged that you and each OF you have
no estate. right. title. or interest what
ever in or to said lands and promises,
or any part thereof; and that you and
each of you be forever enjoinod and
debarred from asserting any claim
whatever in or to said lands or prem
ises or any part thereof adverse to
Witness. My hand and the seal OF
said District Court this 22nd day OF
September 1923.
(SEAL)
]. A. Dunbar. Clerk
Scatterday & Stone, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Residing at Caldwell, Idaho.
5000 Ell.
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born. Saturday October %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Kahn OF
Caldwell we're Sunday dinner guests
al the X. ID. Sehree home
THE high school students were
guests az rock party Friday evening
al the \. w Andrews home. Made
line Arnetf and Howard Andrews re-
ceived the honor prize and Mr.. Ralph
Hunt the BOBBY prize. Delicious re-
ireshments were served Those pres
eni were Hazel Goodson. Bessie Van
demeor. Gretchen Evans. Ncva Durnii
Helen Spaeth. Esther Smith. Hilda
FinStrom. Leila John. Madeline Ar
nett. lnez ChristopherSon. Anna Nc
Laughlin. Bedford Leverton. Charles
Spaeih. Ralph Moore. Kendall New
port. and Howard Andrews. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. Sebree were
Caldwell visitors Tuesday.
Helen and Charles Snaeih enrolled
in the Parma High School Monday.
We are glad to see Charlie Cloud
with us again after an absence of
several months.
Mrs. Carl Galley and Mrs. Ralph
Hunt were around one day last week
IN the interest OF the grange.
Cross Evans met with a pain
jul accident Friday when he was kick
ed by horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Nichols visited
Sunday at the 5 II. Goodson home.
Elmer Weick left Friday for Mos
COW where he will enroll in the Agri- |
cultural short course at the Univer-
siiy.
A music club was organized last
week among the high school. seventh
and eighth grades and former
nigh school girls. Miss lnez Christie
oherson is the supervisor. Helen
spaeth was elected president, Bedford
-everton chairman social committee
md Madeline Arnett pianoist. The
Tub will meet every other Wednesday
light.
The Wilder school teachers were
Inner guests Thursday evening at
he Mrs. Orville Hartman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Thompson.
George Thompson and Charlie Cloud
fere dinner guests at the II. w. Ar
EFT home.
The Ten Davis boys played the
'oswell boys in basket ball Friday 4,
n the local grounds. The score was
6-l3 in favor OF Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb. Farley and
frs. VIM. Farley visited at the Geo.
Iarris home Sunday.
Floy Evans broke her arm Tues
a yevening. Mr.. Arnett and Made y
ne took her to the Caldwell hospi- =
i Wednesday morning.
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Marble Front

Mrs. w. {. Fugatc was a caller
at the Fred Cook home in Caldwell.
Monday afternoon.
{. +. Convey and wife OF Caldwell
spent Sunday at the ranch.
Mrs. Robert lMflhner. Mrs. Art
Milliner. Mrs. Charlie Millincr. and
Mrs. Harold Hartenbower were call
ers at the Walter Thomas home last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James King OF Middleton
spent Friday evening visiting at the
w. II. King ranch.
Loie Packer OF Marble Front. Ray
Barnes and Josh Farmer of Sunny
Slope left last week for the hills on
hunting trip.
Miss Rose Mynait visited with
Mrs. w s Rogers last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Mullin and
son Don were Sunday guests at the
c. +. Norman home in Wilder.
Mrs John Weeks and daughter of
Miami. Florida are visitors at the
home OF Judge Gordon.
+. NJ. Harshman of Parma was a
guest at his fathers home. {. Harsh
man last Sunday.
Mrs. Art Millner had the misfor-
tune TO fall and break her right ankle
Monday evening.
Lucille Corn is visiting at the home
Of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
). r. Corn this week
George Mason and wife were call
RS at the home of Mrs. George Mill
ner. Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Ward Gordon
at dinner. Monday eve
ling. in honor OF Mrs Weeks and
laughter. o.: Miami, Florida. The
ollowing guests being present. Judge
nd Mrs. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
GORDON and Naomi Hood.
ChaS. Milliner and wife and Harold
iartenbowcr called on Mrs Art
iilliner Tuesday evening.
The b. b. b. Sunday School Class
4 the Baptist Church OF Middleton.
iere entertained at the home of Mrs.
!. u. Corn last Friday evening Re
reshrmcnt were served and a good
me was had by all.
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Mrs. Celeste Lybolt visited last
week at the Walter kerrick home in
Parma.
The Ladies Aid Society met on last
Thursday afternoon nj the 5. Shoe
maker home. Ten ladies were present
and the afternoon was spent in quilt
ing. No business meeting was held as
the presiding officers were absent.
Delicious fudge and burnt sugar candy
was served at the close of the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessaler and three
daughters of Nampa were Sunday
guests at the Christy home.
Miss Lefty Bradley and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Harrington who are
working in the Steele orchards at
Parma spent Sunday with the home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Post and fam
lily moved to Caldwell Friday.
The Pleasant Ridge grange held
their regular meeting last Friday eve
ming. Sevenfy-five were present in
Guiding Mr. Deal Master OF the state
grange. and Mr. Mode Master OF the
Pomona Grange, also several visitors
from the Lake Lowell and Midway
vi ahkNo. a Ntil iHtNiNotiik prog an
was rendered, followed by a most en-
joyable social hour. Delicious re-
freshments were served consisting OF
sandwiches. pickles, fruit salad coffee
and cake.
Rev. Eyrai Pearson and Mrs.
Pearson OF Boise spent last week at
their farm on the ridge.
Misses Kate Moss and Laura Slater
spent the week end visiting friends on
the ridge and in Caldwell. They also
attended the county teachers meeting
at the Caldwell High School.
Rev. Baker conducted the first
Quarterly conference OF the year Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ross and
daughter Irene and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Eidemiler and daughter Geral-
dine motored to Emmett Sunday and
were guests at the Allen home.
Mr.. Geor~e fish who has been i'll
Tor long time is reported to be very
ow.
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a six weeks illness
J. r. Buffers p weeks old pige aver
aged lS5 pounds when sold to Fisk
al Parma last week.
Opal Sackcii came down from Viii
der where she is attending high
school for 4 visit with home folks
Sunday
The Circle met at the Matison
home last week as there was sickness
in the Asp family. Dainty refreshments
were served by the President Mrs Asp.
Mrs. Walter Aten will entertain
the ladies Al her home October 81.
The president requests every member
to bringone new member to this meet
body go.
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iouth Tenth Street

and Mrs. F. NJ. Wilson anl
OF Caldwell were Sunday din.
pests n krezek's.
Is. Woods and children OF Mon
ARRIVED Friday night at the Nc
b. home for a visit.
and Mrs. Haines OF Deer Flat
callers II the c. B. Roach home
by afternoon.
Ryther's parents and brother
hpid City. South Dakota have
Visiting here for the past week.
ST. Clair family spent Sunday
easant Ridge.
Is krezek attended the w. X. c.
ntion at Nampa Thursday.
Wilson family left For Cali
Monday by auto. Mr.. Wilson
FORK for his father who is 4 con-
4 al Long Beach.
<nday afternoon Mr.. c. B. Roach
owing on Mr.. Kings farm near
Experimental station when a coy
me on the ground to assist him.
oach did not like his company
borrowed a gun and shot it.
keighbors were very glad to hear
}he coyote had been shot as II
ken a number OF chickens.
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Maple Grove

Mrs. Leah Smith, Mrs. George
Smith. and Miss Laura Keefer called
on Mr. and Mrs. George Nc earthly
at the ]. +. Rowland home Sunday
afternoon.
Born. Thursday, = son, to Mr.. and
Mrs McGoldrick
Mr. and Mrs. David Stubbleficld
left for Moscow last Wednesday in
the interest of the experimental sta
ton. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Mrs. l.. Woodhouse and Mrs. Geo.
Smith attended the w. X. c. Dis
trict Convention at Namra last Thurs
day.
Miss Laura Keefer and Miss An
Meta Jacobson attended the Canyon
county teachers meeting in Caldwell
Saturday.
Rose Mary the 4 year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Sanatt is
recovering from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lesser were
calling in the neighborhood Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs A. O. Christopher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruegg and
Betty Jane were callers at the Ed
Kennedy home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Augest Ulman and
Family spent Sunday At the Stoddard
Iudd home.
Mrs. Omer Fcrgerson called on
Mrs. Ralph Hubbard Sunday.
There will be pie social and pro-
gram at the Maple Grove school house
Saturday night November 8 given
By the p. 7. A. Free admission. every
body welcome Ladies don't forget to
bring your pies.