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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19
WoRLEY

The Sunday school at Moun'ain
! View has been discontinued until
l,pring.
large trees were uprooted aud doors
and windows broken by the vino
storm Of Jan. 6 aod I.
To al deposits in the Woriey oaoS
are re ported at s4S,299 IS
Tho Woodlnen installed officers. o.
Fl Ion es is consul ADD E. 6. Bonnfy
clerk.
a w Lane was chosen superlnten-
dent Of the Worley Sunday school.
Tsvis Wilson is the newly Installed
noble 81 sma OF the uo
lodge.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-01-19
FROM OVER The COUNTY
CHICO
Especial Correspondence


Ray Patterson of Greenacres, Wash.
arrived here Monday to spend a
week or so with his friend, Grant
Riesland
r. M. Grove is in Seattle attending
to business matters.
A S. Hand of Huetter made a
business trip to chico, last Saturday
Walter Tussing left Tuesday for
Granite where he will make his home
with Mr.. Rood
Miss Strahorn went to Spokane
Monday night to witness the depart
ure of a friend, returning Tuesday
morning.
John Pingle. the new Corbn
merchant, was visitor at the chico
Mercantile store the forepart Of the
week.
Milo Holister left Monday for
Spokaoe to attend to business
matters.
Miss Write of the Fairview ranch
announces the arrival Of flock Of
turkeys. This is new venture and
we hope that it proves as successful
as their bee culture.
An enjoyable surprise party in
honor of Miss Strahorn, the Chico
teacher, was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Heath at their home last
Friday night. The guests were Mr..
aud Mrs Clyde Strahorn Of Hayden
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ihly, Mr..
and Mrs. Milo Hollister, Mrs. e. G.
Riesland, Miss Charlotte Holister,
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ing system without entering into a
contract, and may have eIectriers
Installed on the paved road.
The Advance publishes list OF
pew buildings and other improve
ments In Post Falls and surroundings
during 1922, amounting to $3.50, AGO
1t includes the IS miles OF paved road
$500, 900, irrigation district $3.50, 600,
new gates at dam 500. 900, new town
water system $4,000. and many
lesser items.
The local federal farm loan assocla.
ton has AZ members and has loans
aggregating $40, 975 on farms.
The smokestack OF the Mccormick
greenhouse was blown down by the
recent high wind.
The teachers meeting was held
Saturday.
Hot lunches are being served at
school.
The Modern Woodnen installed
officers Monday night and Initiated
FIVE candidates.
Miss Kathryn Smith Of Post Falls,
daughter OF County Assessor S. Fl.
Smith, was married in SpokaLe
Saturday to Clarence " Bull OF Spirit
Lake. They will reside at Spirit
Lake, where Miss Smith recently
resigned her position 70 the school.
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Grant Resland, Nick Ihly, Irwin
and Roy Hollister.: The evening was
spent playing progressive pinoch.e
Mrs. Strahorn and Mich Ihly took
first prize aud Mr.. Strahorul satisfied
himself with the BOBBY prize. Re-
freshments were served at twelve
o'clock.
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A bill introduced Jan. 10th is
designed to create the Lava Hot
Springs fund, all receipts f,om
the states sanitarium at that
place to go into the fund.
Salary cuts have been made
in practically all the state de-
partments, and scme of the elec-
tive offices. Salaries of chief
clerks have been reduced to a
basis of 5000 a month.
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CGUR D'ALENE

Parents of Harper Harbour, nine
year old boy who recently disappeared
are now Offering a reward OF $1,000 for
his return. A belief prevails that the
boy is alive and that fsoEeone VIII
make known his whereabouts IS for pay
The Jay Wright cabin at Hayden
Lake was searched again Tuesday
morning and stoves, tables. chairs.
rugs, mirrors, bedclothing and phono-
graph records, valued altogether at
$50, were found and identified by A.
e. Alberls of Spokane as having BEEN
stolen from his summer home at
Twin Lakes early. last fall. Wright
is now in tie penitentiarY serving a
term for the robbery Of stores at
RathdrUm.
Greyer Criger, who robbed his
brothers bachelor quartz rs, was sent
back to the reformatory at Monroe.
Wash, from which be b ad escaped.
Edward Marcott Is sung Y. C.
Mansfield to foreclose on mortgage
for $4,000.
A marriage license was issued Jan.
10 to Lester G.. Straupe. %, and Mary
A. HucB ins, IS, both of Rathdrum
The hunters were on the track of
it owing to lack of snow.
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NEW STATE BUDGET
Is Much Below That Of Pre-
yiOuS Biennium.

The five appropriation bills in.
troduced in the legislature last
week, total $4,244, ,6S8.12. The
governors budget recommenda
tions for all purposes totals $4,-
81, 1,011.12 for the biennium of
1923--1924, which is 1874 ,809.75
less than the appropriations for
the term of 1922.
OF the total amount appropri-
ated in these bills, 1857 is
from special funds and $4,103,
151.12 is against the general
fund of the state
The five bills call for appro-
4 r
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POST FALLS

Post Falls is to get the new light
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priation from special funds Of
the sum of $141 ,537.
State insurance fund S o9,270
Indus. administration fund 43,8o7
Lava Hot Springs fund 28,370
Sl41, 531
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from special FUNDS ana $4, ,IOo,-
151.12 is against the general
fund of the state
The five bills call for appro-
priatiOns as follows:
Legislature S 82,2OO.0O
State government l,477, ,22o.1 IL
Education 1861, ,748. 90
Charitable and penal CSC, ,o77.0O
Veterans welfare 25,OOO.OO
Total 81. lO3, 151.12
Governor Moore submitted
message with the budget in
which he said: 'It- is only fair
td remind you addressing the
legislators that this budget is
the result of constant study Oh
the part of the bureau of budget
and taxation for the past two
years. The intimate knowledge
and experience of the governor
whose term has just expired, and
the careful thought and labor of
your present governor, repre-
sented by many days of contin-
uous consultation with heads of
departments and institutions.
at is too much to hope that
errors have not been made, but
no change should be made in
any of the estimates herewith
submitted unless it clearly APP
pears that error has been made.
II beg leave to remind you
again of the serious financial
straits in which the people of our
state find themselves and which
they are looking to you to re-
bieke. Nothing would give
greater cause for hope than for
this Legislature promptly to en-
ter upon a program of reduced
expenditures. The best evidence
of this desire on your part to re
lieve the tax burden would be
the prompt passage of the .budg-
ct bills, carrying the reduced
appropriations recommended.
The total appropriation is bro
ken up into five parts, the larg-
est being for education, with a
total of $1,S61, ,74S.0O, in which
is included $SSO,403 for the Uni
yersity of Idaho, the extension
division and the money ($15,00O
for alfalfa weevil control. No
specific amount is set out for the
extension division but the re-
quest for this work is approx
mately $145,OOO, which is the
amount the division will receive
from the federal government in
the next two years.
No provision is made for vo-
cational training and vocational
rehabilitation.
A feature of the educational
bill is statement of the approx
innate revenues all state insti-
tutiOns will receive in the next
two years from all sources and
which will be available for them !
outside of the state appropria-
tions. The total of these reve- /
nues is 1851, 500. In case the
revenues exceed this estimate
the bill provides that the state
appropriations shall be automat-
ically reduced.
The distribution follows:
University of Idaho $500, 900
Lewiston State Normal $4,000 |
Albion State Normal 1900
Idaho Technical Institute $1,000
Industrial Training School $4,000
School for Deaf and Blind 4,5G0
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Central Cove

Mr. VIII Hall OF Lincoln. Nebras-
ka. Is visiting a week with his cou-
SIN. W. II. Trostle. whom he had not
seen Tor thirty eight years. lie IS on
his return trip after visiting in Wash
ington and Oregon.
T.. y. MapeS aud family were al
Givens hot Springs on SUNDAY. The
trip was IN honor OF their little daught-
or Annals eleventh birthday anniver-
Sary.
FOR SALE-Potato sacks. Cupples
Mercantile Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Thor were over
from Marsing Monday evening cali
ing in the neighborhood.
Myrtle Mussell and Burt Huston
were quietly married some time ago
but when il became known a crowd
of about seventy five people sur
rounded their home on Monday even
ing and noisily announced their
knowledge OF the wedding. After much
persuasion the house was opened and
the guests invited in.
Miss Ruth Engle visited few
days last week at the home OF her
brother Virgle Engle, in Riverside.
Bernard Bayless and family called
It Harry Smiths in Sunny Slore. Sun
lay afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kallman had
several relatives with them for Sum
lay dinner. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. q. L. Bossen and daughter and
Mss Burgstou from Payette. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stewart and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. p. ID. Bosscn and fam
". Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells from
RUTLAND and Miss Ella kallman from
Roswell
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole and fam
y OF Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgle
:ngle OF Riverside and Ruth and
lerel Engle were Sunday gusts OF
Ir. and Mrs. r. {. Kinder.
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Lake View

A surprise party was given on Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth Satur-
day evening. A large crowd was
present. The evening was spent play
ing games. and also music was part OF
the entertainment during the evening
Refreshments were served
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Ben
Holland week from this coming
Thursday.
FOR SALE-Potato sacks. Cupples
Mercantile Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sykes and far.,-
lily were Nampa visitors Saturday.
Joe Howery's home is now released
from the scarlet fever quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Shanafet motor
ed to Nampa Saturday
Mrs. Eva Stevens OF Riverside was
Sunday guest of c. w. Williams.
The Ladies Aid will give an ice
cream social on July 20 at the Lake
View school house. All are welcome.
Herschel Benson and Iva Mailman
were Sunday evening visitors at the
Zurowski home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Crouch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Klingensmith took va
cation trip Friday in the mountains
near Payettc Lakes.
N. Z. Mccall and family were visit
ing in Lake View Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Larson underwent a SER
ious operation for appendicitis in the
Caldwell hospital recently.
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Many OF the farmers have begun on
the grain harvest: the second cutting
OF hay is under way. and a few are
digging potatoes.
| FOR SALE-Potato SACKS. Cupplcs
Mercantile Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Shaifcr and
Mrs. Logan Fields are on an ounting
near Lowman.
Harry Smith had the misfortune to
lose his new barn. corral and hay last
Saturday by fire.
Tom Dryden. who has been work.
ing for ]. X. Horace. has returned
to Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shields of Boise
visited at the J. A. Scger home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X Horace and two
daughters spent Sunday in Parma Wis
ting at the Walter Parrish home
II. {. Spencer VIM. Ncwland and
Elmer Rudoick spent Tuesday in
Caldwell.
Mrs. A. p Briggs was shopping in
Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haworth and
family of Boise spent Saturday even
ing and Sunday at the J. A. Seger
home.
Floyd and Paul Ncwland attended a
party given at the Gotham home in
Central Cove Saturday evening.
Asa Seger moved Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon and family to Nampa one
lay last week
Roy Horace spent Sunday with
-orin Wallace.
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Mercantile Company.

Mercantile Company.
Carl Petersen returned SUNDAY
morning from ten day stay at Givens
Hot Springs.
Ray Lewis spent the week end with
home folks.
Mrs. Hodgson and Helen were in
Caldwell on Monday.
Mrs. Rob Spaeth is spending A few
days in Ten Davis at the Fred Spaeth
home.
Chester Pitman visited with friends
m Notus and Ten Davis the first of
the week.
oenevieve Hurd of Dixie spent last
Monday visiting in Noius.
Mr.. Hutchinson was a Nampa WISH
tor Saturday evening.
Helen Spaeth and Charlotte Ham,
iiton OF Ten Davis were in Moths on
Monday.
Mrs. VIII Anderson OF Glenns Ferry
IS guest at the home OF her mother.
Mrs. John Mcclure.
MIR. and Mrs. Kellogg enioved a
snort visit from friends from California
on Monday night.
.. t. Andrews and family left on
Monday morning for an outing in the
hills They expect to be gone for two
weeks.
The Little Folks Sewing Club met
on Tuesday at the Rob Spaeth home
The ladies' OF the community will
give an ice cream social on the lawn
AZ the Talbot home Wednesday ev-
ening. July 3. The proceeds will col
toward the purchase OF piano for the
school. Everybody come.
The w. {. I. L.. met Wednesday
titernoon at the home of Mrs. N. L.
Parrsh. with Mrs. A. b. Sandcson
Is leader.
Mrs. L: f. Hodgson and EVELYN
we're picking berries at the Caudrey
ZONE near Wilder Wednesday. II
Mrs. q. b. Lewis and baby were
isitors at the Rowland home in Viii II
or Wednesday and Thursday. ii
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn ,ba pat TO CREDITORS
~. Idaho. nSoh Soun'
1" re Mat5er OF the Estate OF F. @
signed ce N Is hereby given by the under
Tx OF the estate OF F. o. RaEar a.
ceased, 20 the creditors OF and ali nsT-
sons sons having claims against the he s ssid
ssssry 70 EXHIBIT them with the nee
eSsaiy vouchers, within TOM -
months NOR after the first publicsrio, y,
TINS notice. TO the said Minnie i RsL %
ca, ths nffi Iss Of scatterday & Stone In
nated as the place for the traesecs,es.,
o.. BUSINESS OF said estate in the Conn
" OF canyon. State of Idaho.
Dated June IS. 1898
.ax,,,,., MINNIE ]. BAKER
Administrative of the Estate Of = N
BAKER. Deceased 61-s1c
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family OF Franklin visited Sunday al
the y. L. Randolph home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beck and Mrs
). Z. Corn attended the reception al
the Baptist church at Middleton given
IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. |. Church
and daughter OF Whittier, Calf, and
MIR. and Mrs. III. {. Flint and family
OF Long Beach. They were former
residents of Middleton.
Mrs. NJ. w. Corn and a sister of
Bose are visiting in the homes of w.
+. and ). Z. Corn this week.
Mrs. Bud Mcpherson was a dinner
guest of Mrs. George Mason Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stockwell OF
Wilder visited at the Mullin home on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Milliner, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wardell, Mrs. Robert
Sidoway spent Saturday in Boise and
took dinner Sunday at the Chas. Mil
liner home OF Caldwell.
The Good Cheer Club will give a
program and ice cream social at the
community hall Thursday evening,
July rs.
Miss Burgetta Olsen OF Montpelier
who is attending normal at Boise Wis
tied Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. +. {.
DIR. Charles Brown of Fair PLAY.
Missouri, is spending a few days with |
his brother here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John May OF Nampa
were dinner guests at the Z. ~ Brown
home last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. K. K. Beard, Mr.. and |
Mrs. l. A. Weymouth and sons, Mr..
md Mrs, J. X. Mullen and son, were
Inner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. r.
Norman.
Mrs. Sarah Adams returned Satur-
lay from a trip in Tennessee and Ala
anna. She was gone ten months and
ad very pleasant trip.
Fred Thompson and family OF Nam
a spent Friday evening at the T. c. |
carson home.
Mrs. J. l.. Hoover and daughter
ern are spending the week with her
'ther, Jas. Anderson, OF Middleton.
Mrs. Ellen Cook recently entertained
large party of relatives from eastern
oints, who were en- route to the coast.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. S. Bow spent SUM-
~ with Mrs. J. ]. Moore.
Miss Lydia Roedcl of the Presbv-
ran church of Caldwell is attending |,
Sunday school convention at Belle
lie. Idaho. this week.
Mr.: and Mrs. Walter Rogers oil
iddleton were guests OF Mrs. Geo. | =,
ason Thursday evening. u
Mrs. Roy Shaw of Mccall is visiting !,
r few days this week with Mrs. q
20. Mason. +
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

~. Idaho. ~oun
In the Matter of the Estate OF Michael
r. Conway. Deceased.
81, Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed. Frances II. Conway. Execufri,-
Of the Last VIII and Testament -
Micnael p Conway. deceased 10 the
creditors of and all persons havins
cams against the said deceased to
ers, within ten u0) months after tba
nrst publication OF this notice. TO the
said 50 Frances H Conway. at the office
81 scatterday & Stone. in Caldwell.
ieaho, SAID place being designated as
the place for transaction OF business
OF said estate in the County OF Can
yon. State of Idaho. ~""
Dated July 7th. 1879.
FRANCES II. CONWAY.
Executrix of the Last Will and Tesfa-
ment OF Michael p. Conway, De
oodseo- 5e-67
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Riverside

Grandma Mcintyre has been visit
ing at the home OF her son Sam. and
ias been going to Caldwell for medi-
cal attention.
Mrs. +. B. Field has been suffer
ng great deal with her ear. being
| obliged to have medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Sheldon and
his sisters Misses Phoebe and AL
inca returned from a very enjoyable
Trip to the hills.
FOX SALE-Potato sacks. Cupplcs
Mercantile Company.
Master Jay l. Montgomery is Wis
ting at the home OF his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. William. Leslie. while
his father and mother. DIR. and Mrs.
Montgomery OF Caldwell are enjoying
their vacation to the hills.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Rush. OF Cald-
well were Sunday dinner guests at K.
w. Kingstons.
Mr.. Warren Aue resigned his work
as ditch rider and with his wife NOV
ed to Barber where he has employ
nent in the mill
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Smith and Mr..
Carl Goodman were Sunday guests at
the +. Z. Biddick home near Merid-
len they were joined there by their
daughter Miss Anna who is attend
ing summer school in Boise
Owing to the wind and rains quite
A lot OF the wheat has gone down
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Williams were
Sunday dinner quests at the Parson- |
age.
The Patrons OF the Riverside school |
a xra T. -.
he basement and all are donating la
Dor to put in the same today The
chool board is to be commended for
ARRIVING this thru. in stress of these
lard times
Mrs. Bell OF Nampa has been visit.
ny her mother and brothers the Nc
ntyres for the past week.
Mr. Harry Armstrong; brother and
wife OF Appalachee Kansas. visited
ere for few days. Mr.. Armstrong
! X. r. man at that place and is
During the West.
Mr.. Lenley and Miss Letha Lar
ance and Miss Ards and Aldus Macy.
re among the attendants at Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. B. Macy were
unday visitors at the ]. +. McIn-
IRE home
Mrs. Eugene SalIivan entertain
the J. c. and {. +. Pothel famil-
S OF kuna for dinner Sunday.
Mr.. Clifford Mulch is the new ditch {
der.
Mr. Ollie Randall accompanied by
IS little son loaded his belongings j
a the wagon and left by team for
our dclane where he expects to To- i
tie. II
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Deer Flat

a great many people from thi.
community are attending the Chautau,
qua which is being held in Caldwell
this week.
Miss Beryl Traughber and Mrs. c
{. Greenfield are entertaining the Urls
JUNIOR Sunday school class at a party
at the John Blanksma home OH Fri
day evening commencing at $50 p. NJ.
FOX SALE-Potato sacks. Cupples
Mercantile Company.
Miss Marie Pemberton of Caldwell
was an overnight CUES, OF Miss Neva
Faris Monday nioht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van Houton
and family of Midway took Sunday
dinner at the F. NJ. Hoadlcy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Spear and family
took Sunday dinner at the c. Hans
bro home in Lake View.
Miss Ada Lamb and Miss Hazel
Greenfield returned home Sunday
from few days visit with Miss Thei-
ma Forsdick of Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marley Rowen and
amily left Tuesday morning for
rip to California. They are making
he trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prevo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nil Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Pre-
70 and family. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
greenfield and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. B Lamb and family all motored
o Vale. Oregon Sunday and visited |
With Mr. and Mrs. VIII Posies and |
amily. They called at the C. F. Smith
ONE on their way home.
Mr.. T. +. Num- is reported to be
n the sick list this week.
Miss Edna Rice was an overnight
uest OF Miss Thelma Forsdick last
riday night.
Miss Marguerite Hitson spent Sum
ay at the J. p. Toft home.
Mrs. w. Spear visited with friends
Nampa few days last ween.
MIR. and Mrs. Rob't Brown and
IN Of Star. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
arlington OF pleasant ridge Mr.. and
Irs. w. ]. Rose took Sunday dinner
the F. l.. Rose home.
Mr.. Wilfred returned home Sum
ny evening from Clatigary. Canada
here he has been on a business trip. /,
Mrs. Finley of Lake View is sick
the Glen Finley home. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinzig and family t
II last week for Nebraska where they b
i'll make their future Nome.
Mrs John Crew and children re-
rned home Saturday from a trip !,
the mountains. II"
Mrs. Ray Moon and children of :,
ism visited at the F. NJ Hoadley =
me for a few days last week II
Miss Edna Rice visited with Miss
wa Rice OF Nampa for few days "
i week. n
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Notus News

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Wilson and fam
lily OF Illinois arrived in Notus on Fri
day evening. Mr.. Wilson is a brother
OF Mrs. Laura Pennington.
Mrs. Bert Richardson is spending
the week in Parma visiting relatives
and attending the chautauqua there
Fred Hultz was a Caldwell visi-
tor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Rowland of
Wilder were callers at the L. E. Hodg-
son home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Boatman and
family. L. E. Hodgson and family of
Notus and Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland OF
Wilder enjoyed a picnic Sunday at
the lie Grand home.
FOR SALE-Potato sacks. Cupplcs
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Marble Front

Mrs. Henry Beck entertained the
Ladies Aid OF the Baptist church at
Middleton Wednesday.
Miss Ethe! Fugate visited Miss
Elizabeth Num- in Caldwell Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Lockwood and
daughter Charlotte left for Portland
Monday.
FOR SALE-Potato sacks. Cupples
Mercantile Company.
Dell Morrow left for Jordan Valley
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Little and