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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

IRvlNG HEHLINs numbers win
L hold sway az The Blue Mouse
ihratcr this week with the Blue
Mouse orrheatu under the leaders hip
~ Leonard Hagen and Henri c, l.
Bsi. urFluiHt. both featuring Bsrlln'a
offerings in their concert numbers.
which VIII b. played iu conjunction
with the showing or the picture pro
duHiiun. Missing Daughter"
Tho Blue Mouse orchestra viii o.
fer a special symphonic arrangement
% that popular offering, what VIII
I DO In conjunction with the or
chestra aud thin number Henri Q
IT. Bel viii play d piano cldsnza
while later for hin concert number
on tho WuriItErr organ. L. BEL Will
offer an Irving Berlin medley feaiur
ing the popular fox irUt. Lazy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

COLISEUM sunday concert. Sep.
" TENDER T. 20 BE- played b. The
Coliseum concert orchestra. under g.
X wine'ana. ut 1890 o'clock
Selection from The Madap
Duchess" .,.,.....E Victor Herbert
"silhoutitEa" ,..ss. .s...s. Hndiry
EoIpirt 10 be selected
Two numbers by request
"a "Aayumr' fox trou s.... Rose
90 "aalut "a ptaih" ...... Kowahld
Prelude 10 Die MeisteTHinger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

One ~ the biggest shows OF the
" vaudeville season iz promised li
aha prrnrum urRt week
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
MASONIC GATHERING
BART" GETS TIE Bird

The local Masonic order held a
most enjoyable and successful ses-
sion this evening with a number of
visiting members present. The par
ticular work of the session was the
initiation into the third degree Of
masonry of Fay Bartholomew, a
member of the official family of the
county. County officials occupied
the principal stations during the work
of comforting the degree.
A year ago the Poplar Masonic
lodge initiated Sheriff Anderson with
a large number of brother Masons
from this city present. This evening
the compliment was returned and an
vitation extended to the Masonic
brothers of the Agency city. Those
present from there were H. G. Walk
er, Harry Walker, Lloyd Anderson,
+. p. Danielson, J. w. Tyler, A. H.
Nelson, Ford Monroe. Others pres
It from out of town rel B. e.
Burr of Havre and George B. Banta
of Chinook.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06

VIM. Schultz of Froid came over to
the county seat today.
Some extra great entertainment
at the Liberty Corn Show Week. Do
not. miss any of it.
J. B. Tyler of the Northeast coun-
try was doing business in the city to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seminars of
Sand Greek were among those doing
business in Wolf Point Saturday.
C. J. Cooney left this week for
Cutbank where he will have charge
of a G. N. bridge crew during the
winter.
Extra pair of trousers free with
each suit ordered during Trade Fes-
tival Week. The Davey Tailors.
37-2t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hanson of Oswego on October
30 at the local hospital.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Littlefield on Saturday,
Nov. L.
D. H. Unrau of Volt was doing
business in town Monday and paid
The Herald office a pleasant call.
Todd Stanley and Ben Balerud
have rugged a racing a to catch
coyotes and think it will prove a
go-getter.
Mrs. Gertrude Kirschfield of Min
neapolis, sister of NJ. B. Yuly, and
and Mrs. J.. Yuly of Minot, came
to attend the funeral of Mrs. M. b..
Yuly.
Sheriff Anderson received word
today that a new Ford coop had
been stolen from Scobey and he is
keeping an eye out for the bird that
S in it.
Sam Mcdonnell left Tuesday e
ing for the twin cities and Fergus
where he will visit. On his re-
turn he will be accompanied by Mrs.
Mcdonnell and daughter Katherine,
who have been visiting relatives at
Falls.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

A very splendid line of picked
shows for next week at the Liberty
and guaranteed to please.
Mrs. John Stone is enjoying a visit
from two sisters-in-law, Mesdames
Slower from Havre.
Mrs. R. J.. Kelberer returned Sat
urday morning from Winona, Mimi,
where she was recently called by the
death of her mother.
Additional Odds owners: A. P.
Smerud, Flaxville, bought coach last
Friday; Victor Nyquist, Froid, de-
livery of Deluxe Sedan Sunday. 38-1t
New subscriptions to The Herald
are coming in every day and the
special S1.75 offer will remain in
force through Bargain Festival"
week-read our special offers for
that week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06

Clarence Amin Lee and Miss Inga
Helen Folden were united in marriage
at a four o'clock ceremony at the
Lutheran parsonage Thursday after
noon, Oct. 30th. Miss Folden is a
daughter of B. A. Folden Of the
S~outhside. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee left for
Minneapolis, where they plan on
spending a few weeks after which
they will make their home at Froid.
The many friends of the young
couple join in extending them best
wishes for a long life of happiness
and prosperity.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Halloween Masquerade
Brings Out Good Crowd

At the masquerade ball at the
Coliseum the 31st, Harry Morley won
the gentleman's prize for the most
unique costume. Mrs. Arlie Foor,
dressed as a harem girl, won the prize
for the best lady's costume. Chas.
Riddle, dressed as a beggar won the
prize for the most comic costume.
There were many other costumes
deserving of praise. Several mem
bers of the orchestra were dressed
as coons. A good sized crowd at
tended and had heaps of fun.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Gives Dance
On Armistice Day

The local Legion Post is planning
a big dance for the evening of ARMS
tice Day. 1t will be the principal
event to celebrate the anniversary
the day that means so much to
tmerica and the world. Let every
ody turn out and help the boys cele-
brate the day right. The dance will
F., in the Palm room of the Sherman,
and music will be furnished by the
Vida Syncopators.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Bainville Man
Dies In This City

Gust Johnson died of a complica-
ton of diseases at his home in this
city today. Nh. Johnson was brought
to the local hospital from Bainville
in a critical condition several weeks
ago. Later his family came and took
a residence where they took are of
Mr.. Johnson.
The funeral services will be ON
Quoted by Rev. A. 0. Johnson tomor-
ROY The full particulars are lacking
at the time this is written.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Helen Seminars WEEDS
Waterloo, Iowa Man

Friends of Miss Helen Seminars,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Som
mars of Sand Creek, will be interest
ed to learn of her marriage On Octob-
er IS to Joe Knapp of Waterloo,
Iowa. The bride is a popular South
side girl who has many friends in
this city. The groom is al automo-
'ile dealer in Waterloo, where they
will make their home.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
T BIG GAME

F. E. Rathert, J. R. Burgess and
Ed Camrud left Wednesday evening
Or the western part of the state
where they will spend a few days
hunting big deer. J. B. Switzer will
leave this evening to join the party.
Reports state that hunting conditions
= the mountains are ideal now.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
BOX SOCIAL FOR SCHOOL

There will be a box social at the
Kohl school about ten miles north
of Wolf Point on Saturday evening,
Nov. Is. Everybody welcome. Pro-
ceeds from the sale of the boxes will
be used for school equipment.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
The Point OIdsmobile Co.

Shortage of coaches" has ham,
pered delivery and sales, due to the
ever increasing demand for this
model. Production Of these is
steadily increasing and prompt de-
livery is promised for spring sales.
Olds owners are pleased with the
efficient service and steady growth
of the Olds station.
Two used Dodges that have been
traded in will be sold at junk prices.
The Popular Olds Coach
Ed. Camrud, Dealer, Phone "a.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06

The Herald pllnts sale bills
Evening star., 1924-06-19
List of Graduates.
The list of graduates follows:
Girls.

Bessie Abramson. Henrietta Albers,
Marie Theresa Amrein, Catherine
Thomson Andrews, Frances Foye An
drews, Julia Grace Atkins, Virginia
Warren Aylor, Frances Bacon, Alba
Lynette Bailey, Catharine Thackeray
Bannerman. Elizabeth Barr, Ruth
Barrows, Irma Margaret Baulsir,
Marian Mitchison Baumgarten. Anna
Helene Beall, Elizabeth May Beall.
Clara Avis Beatty, Lillian Powell
Beech, Sara Florence Bennett, Doro-
Evening star., 1924-06-19

shewmaker. Mary Elizabeth Shoe
Slater. Fay Agana Smead, Esther
Cordelia Smith. Frances Winfield
Snure, Eleanor Reid Spielman. Eliza
beth Virginia Springer, Elizabeth
Stanton, Elizabeth Stein, Marjorie
Stephens. Elizabeth Waller Stickley,
Pauline 10 Stiriss, Virginia Mae Stoy,
Sullivan, Eileen Eleanor Sutliff, Ruth
Swanson, Lucy Ada Swanson. Dorothy
Rust Swope, Ruby Elizabeth Thompson,
Evelyn % Winona liun Thurston; a,,,ss Martha Tdn,
lin. Mary Elizabeth Tonkin, Hilda
Leona Unger. Elizabeth Van Brake.
Florence Noyes Van Week, Mildred
Louise Waldman, Dorothy Janet
Walker, Helen Frances Walker,
Louise Markley Ward. Martha Can
ter Alverda Weismith. Mary Florence
Whitney. Abigail Augusta Wilton,
Ethel Marion Wilfong, Alice Will
liams. Mary Evelyn Williams. Mar
jorie Lee Williams. Mary Elizabeth
Wilson. Mary Frances Wilson. Mabel
Elizabeth Wiltbank, Mary Elizabeth
Wingfield, Hilda Kathreen Wine, Vio-
let Elizabeth Winter. Selma Virginia
Wilmer, Doris Norrnille Wolf, Unis
Woodward, Roberta Watterson
YerkeS, Ethelyn Whlttemore LellerS.
Boys.
Edwin Virgil Ackert. Nelson Reed
Adams, William Wells Alexander,
Harry Clifford Alder. jr-; Earle Flet-
cher Allen. James Clement Allison.
Carl Emil Anderegg. Arthur Gorham
Baker, George Lindsay Ball, Shelton
John Barnett, jr.; Henry Hall Barr,
Robert Cornelius Bean, Carlton Ross
Behrens. Philip Fletcher Bell. Carl
Bergstrom. Charles Whitney Birds
eye, Samuel Bogorad. Lawrence Jo-
seph Bomberger. Richard Darcy Bon
net, Thomas Alden Bradford. jr.;
Louis Francis Bradley. jr-; Robert
Etter Brake, Milford Brotman, Will
liam Sproul Robertson Brown. Don
aid Buckingham. Herbert Nelson
David Edmund Burke. William Bur
leigh, jr.: Holm Otto Bursum. Hardee
Chambliss, jr.; George Edwin Chap
pelear, Russell Hit Clavoe, Joseph
Freeman Clary. Walter voorhees,
Claxton, Alexander BENJAMIN Clay,
ton. Robert Clinton. Albert Edward
Bruce Stranger Cotton. John Christie
pher Conliff. jr.; Albert Derwin
Cooper, William Carleton copenhaver.
Karl Coates Corley; jr.; Charles
Calvert Crawford. Aaron Croweli;
Lowell DAILY, Walter Brundage Dean,
Aaron Deitz. Stafford Cawthon de
Lesdernier, John Baker Denniston.
Joseph Dessoff. Maxwell Alvord De
Voc, Eldred Given Dickinson. Marcus
walthall Dinwiddie, Joseph Jacob
Dobkin. williston Lamar Dye, Edwin
Adam Charles Ehlshlager, Raphael
Brill Ezekiel, Daniel Cox Fahey,
George Wallace Fessenden, William
Brewer Fleharty, Frederick Madison
Evening star., 1924-06-19
ID. C. RENT COMMISSION
DECISION is AFFIRMED
Valuation on Property and Reduc-
tions in Charges Upheld by
Supreme Court.

Chief Justice Mccoy and Justices
Siddons and Fitz, sitting in review OF
a determination of the rent commits
sion handed down June !, 1928, today
affirmed the finding Of the commits
sion fixing a valuation and arrang-
ing the rentals of premises 1107 11th
street northwest. owned by George
w. Linkins. Complaint had been
made to the Rent Commission by Mrs.
George f. Collins and George U.
Jadde, and the commission passed on
the valuation of the property from
which Mr.. Linkins appealed to the Dis
trict Supreme Court sitting in gen.
eral term.
The determination affirmed by the
upper court placed value of $110,-
900 on the property and reduced the
rental of Mrs. Collins apartment from
$3.50 to s47,50, and that of Gadde,
from $50 to s35. The question of the
passing of the housing emergency
Does not appear among the assign
ments of error considered by the Dis
trict Supreme Court.
The order of the general terms
reads: "An examination of the record
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Folger, Vernon Allan Frazier, Reuben

| Folger, vernon Allan Frazier, Reuben
Freedman. William Frederick Gals
berg, Robert Wilson Gardner, Frank
lin Tucker Garrett, Theodore Dodge
ton George Goldberg, William David
Goldberg, Benjamin Goldberg. Ernest
Virgil Gonzales, Donald Willis Gooch,
Gabriel Guiparro. Alton 5Kyes Haines.
! Guy Gormond Harper. 'jr.. Jennings
Nagel Haskin, Kenneth Clair Hay
man Hearn, Alexander Miller Heron.
Louis Ogle Hodges. Raymond Bart
lett Hodgeson. William Joseph Hol-
den, Charles Butler Hunt, Clarence
Max Joslyn Irland. Alden J: johnson,
Sollie Katzman. Henry Julian kauf-
man, Barney Joseph Keren, Joseph
Keyser, Harvey Winter King, William
Lawrence Krebs. Francis Aughbry
Lamb. John Alexander Lane. Oscar
Richard Ledger, Andrew White Lee,
Allen Edwin lie Hew. Robert Stanley
I.oney, Donald Thomas Longenberger,
Charles Ludwig, William Harold Ly-
man. Rolston Lyon
Donald Frederick Mackenzie. James
Bolt May, Langdon Philip McAninch.
John Lawrence Mcdonald. Curtis
Hardin Mcdonnell, James Earle Nc
Geary, James Morris McHugh. Theo-
bald Mathew McQueeney, Warfield
kelson, George Edward Monk, James
Paul Mooney, Hideomi Mori, Charles
Matthias Morris. Kenneth Eugene
Mulford, Gale Murphy. George Ed
ward Muth. James Francis Neale,
George William Newport. Herman
Norman. Joseph Ward Offutt, Harold
Leslie Parker. Edward Joseph Payne,
Tolbert Maynard Pelzman. Beverly Ken
non Peter, Paul Francis Peter, Carl AL
lyn Phillips, Charles Henry Phipps,
Theodore Gordon Pierson, Reginald Har-
rison Pledger. Spencer Scott PrentisS,
Harry William Proctor. Paul Alex
ander Profe, John Robert Reed. Steu-
art Adgate Reiss, Paul Herbert
Reithmeyer. John Myron Robson.
John Francis Rupert. Ford Wood
ruff Sammis. Sherman K Sanborn.
Joseph B. Schertz, Jack Schneider,
Wirtley Peel Scruggs, jr, Irwin Sha-
piro. Charles Latimer Shelton. Samuel
Sherr, William Oliver Shreve, William
Titus .sichi; William Reuben simp-
son. jr::, Harold Slanker George
Thomas Lee Smith. Richard Isador
Sokolov, Charles Blondel Spencer,
Henry Nelson Spottswood. Luther
| Corwin Steward. jr.. Elwood Wilson
Stewart, Arthur Francis Swinburne,
Hamilton Talbot. Morris Fretwell
ence Sylvester Thomas. jr., George
Bernard Thompson. Edward Lawrence
Troth. Erwin John Tucker, Raymond
Underwood. Carlos Clark Van Leer.
jr., Daniel Caraker Vaughan, Joseph
Scott Walsmith. jr.. Mercer Christie
gil Holm Warner, John Francis War
rem. David Andrew Watt. jr.. George
Wells, Harry Widom. Frederic Will
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Pastor to Tell of War.

Rev DR.. George Barrow Nelson.
pastor of Ingram Memorial Congre-
gational Church, 10th street and Mas
sachuSetts avenue northeast, will tell
of his experiences during the last two
months of the world war, while serv-
ing with the British army in France.
at the church tonight. DIR. Barrow
Nelson was trooper in the cavalry
in Palestine and was with one of the
regiments Immediately in the vicinity
attacking the Turks in Jerusalem.
He also was on the Somme and par
ticipated in the capture of Cambria
and St Quentin
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Church Has Beach Outing.

Members and friends of Chris,
Episcopal Church are holding an out
ing today at Chesapeake Beach, In
augurating the formal excursion sea
son at tho resort. Music, dancing
fishing, boating. bathing and picnick :
ing are on the afternoon program.
Rev. William Curtis White, rector
and John c. Gordon of 322 5th street
southeast. superintendent Of the Sum
day school. are in charge of arrange
ments. The Sunday school of Ninth
Street Christian Church will hold its
annual excursion to the beach tomor-
row. More than 1000 persons are ex-
pected. Maj. w. w. Kirby, temporary
director Of the bureau of engraving
and printing, is in charge of arrange
mentS.
Evening star., 1924-06-19
MORGAN School Exercises.

Dr. and Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley
Frederick S. Purnell and Frank p.
Reeside addressed the graduates of
the Thomas p. Morgan School at
exercises yesterday.
Diplomas were presented by Miss
Jessie La Sale, supervising principal
Evening star., 1924-06-19
Farhood Asks Bankruptcy.

Alexander Farhood, describing him
self as "peddler," today filed a petit
tion in voluntary bankruptcy. He lists
his debts at s52.406.o2 and his assets
at S50,753, including real estate esti-
mated at $4,000. Attorneys Jeffords
G. Dutton appear for the petitioner
Evening star., 1924-06-19

liam Vile, jr.. Abraham Willcher.
Burros Robert Williams. Robert Wal
ter Wilson, Warren Hutchinson Win
ter, Edward MaEruder Woolf, Gar
land Edward Worthy. Manton Marble
Wyvell, Robert Harrison Yorkdale,
Richard Edward Ziegler.
Evening star., 1924-06-19

dence to support the finding of the
commission, which is therefore af-
irmed."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-05-09
ALIAS SUMMONS

LAURA n ERWIN. rIaintf9. vs..
n. Moss. All the
". Erwin. 1eeesse<. ssS ali the "a
title or Interest d. snd e Lots - sni
n sI.e ee~ sse ~':sns':s,r,y A:'f Lss n.
Idshs. ~ aestg.ateA - the olaf Of
s.ia tew. t.sw city, .. ale IN the
ssiee 81 IL Getty Rsssrasr q Can
THE sF1rs or i RpsHsiHioo SENDS
GREETINGS TO LOUISE r. MOSS. and
Al tho unknown heirs and unknown
and all the unknown owners claiming
any right. title or interest. In and to
Lott 70 and q and the S~outhsastsrly
of Caldwell. Idaho. a. designated in
the plat of said town (now city, on
ME In o.:cs Of the County Re
sSovs named asfsnds"ss ''.'0' 'h
plant h.: been nisd ssain.t you in
diciai District OF the Slate Of Idaho
In and for the County Of Canyon by
the fsG,s named %Sia,ntii,; and .OS
summons X served Within .sid judicial
district. and within 20 days II served
that unless you 30 appear and answer
said complaint within the time speci-
ned, the plaintiff VIII tax Judgement
against you a. prayed In said COM
plant.
said action 10 brought to quit the
title OF plaintiff to Lots 20 and II n
tho s~outheastsrly half OF Lot ~. Block
IS of the town of Caldwell. Idaho, as
(now City, on nie in the Office of the
Recorder of Canyon County.
Idaho. All of which appears by the
on hls herein, q copy of
To- served herewith and made
4 part thereof.
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal
Of said District Court this 1lth day
Of April. A. D. 1874.
J. A. Dunbar
By: Anna II. johnson
Deputy Clerk
]. Plowhsad at
.orney for Plaintiff Re-
,iding At Caldwell. Idaho.
34-4+
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-05-09
Brier Rose

Mr.. and Mrs Charley Howard
made a trip to Cascade Tuesday at
ternoon.
Loren Robinson and Lee Edicison
were among the guests present a. q
home FRIDAY evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Skidmorc mo
tored 20 Boise Wednesday 20 attend
The funeral OF Mr.. March's brother.
Mr.. Tom March.
Mrs. Van Dyke has been confined
TO her bed the pas, week with an at
tack Of rheumatism.
Hazel Hood OF Star is spending a
couple OF weeks with her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. w. II. Lawrence.
Mr.. John Nelson of Argon City
who has bought the place recently
vacated by the Longs;roth family Of
Pleasant Ridge. spcn; the FIRST OF las
week at the '. L. Hummel home.
Eva Robinson spent the week end
IT Payet,e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell OF Weise-
.ook Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Skidmore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baum and
called on Mr.. ard AIRS FLOYD
las, SUNDAY afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Hrmmell ac-
complnicd Mr.. and Mrs. Iohn Sheln
. Emmett las Sunday. While there
visited the Fiovd Shc'p famil,
and inspected the Rl7ct CANYON dam
Mr.. Jones was looking after land
interests in Roswell Tucsd7v after
roon. Mrs. Jones went with HIM as
- as Parma where she attended a
Missionary convention.
NJ. and Mrs. Taicott called o.
he Bert Skidmore family Sunday al
.ernOon.
Rev. and Mrs. CUNNINGHAM OF he
PRESBYTERIAN church md Mrs.
Toe Hannah also OF R0isc called on
Nr. and Mrs. Van Dyke Saturday
DR.. Witienberger and Mr.. Cart
Solomon called al the Torbcii home
Saturday morning.
Mrs. J.. n. Mcador attended the
Meeting OF the Burbank Federation
'a'urday afternoon.
Mr.. Christopher took dinner with
and Mrs. Oscar Baum Saturday
Mrs. Talbcrt and daughie~ called
N Mrs. Torbett Saturday evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-05-09

from the Eliison-lNhite compan,
stating that the Chautauqua a; Par
ma this year will starr July , and con
tinue over the 9th. Sunday excluded.
Mrs. Shirley Ledbeiter was a Cald-
well business visitor last Tuesday.
Miss Doris Hoffman OF tn {. OF
|. spen, the week nd AZ her home
here.
The newly organized Legion fire
company held their first drill on
Monday evening OF last week and
made a very good showing. \. \.
Moline was elected captain OF one
company and Arthur Moore as cap
tain OF the other.
Ex-Governor James II. Hawiey OF
Boise was 4 business visitor in Par
ma on Monday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G.. Johnson and
sons mOiored 70 Boise and Emmett
on Sunday OF last week 10 visit the
big Black Canyon dam. which has
just been completed.
JAY Galligan OF Caldwell. general
manager 81 the Caldwell Milling and
Elevator compan~ was a Parma bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
LdNt hNANS>NaA Nl-u tUt Mas
sons enjoyed a dance al Masonic
Hall. At midgnight delicious refresh
ments were served after which the
was resumed until tho small
hours OF the morning.
The directors OF the newly organ
lied Choral and Dramatic club met
at the community hall last week and
the following officers.
President-Walier T.. Kerrick.
Vice President-Elmo Peterson.
Secretary and treasurer-Airs. NJ,
Denman.
Mrs. Wurmnest and daughter.
rhelma left last Tuesday for a n
with relatives and friends al
Caldwell and Boise.
Mrs. {. \. Wheeler and children
IF Salt Lake City are in Parma hav-
ng been called here BY the lives
If Mrs Wheeler's father. l.. II. Kel-
ar.
The member of the Westminster
Guild held 4 very interesting meeting
Il the home OF Mrs. !. T.. Kerrict
asst Tuesday evening. After the usual
BUSINESS meeting and lesson refresh
nents.
Tuesda-- evening the Parma high
chool baseball team defeated the
team on the local heid with
score OF AL.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-05-09

del sa..ui party a. her home Satur-
=. evening. dancing and cards furn-
saed amusement. Mrs. Mulch served
delicious refreshments. OF ice cream
aud cake aad cherry punch.
The Missionary Society met al the
b. T.. Armlcid nome Thursday with
twenty ,wo members present. AL con-
.lioutcd 90 The covered banquet. which
proved q real one. ioar members hav-
ing Aay birthday. were honored by
each receiving a birthday cake with
candles Oh and a dainty May basket.
the ioi'oN.n. officers were elected
Mrs. G. A. Rohncr. president. Mrs.
Schldcr. vic president. Mrs. Arthur
Roberts. secretary. Mrs. Root. trea-
surcr. Airs. L. 4. Smith. chairman OF
social. Mrs. Soldiers OF music. Mrs.
Ame,bury OF sewing. Mrs Myers OF
program, Mrs. a. Uirich. OF look
ou.. committees. Mrs. Roberts
corresponding secretary. AL officers
were elected Tor one year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-05-09
Creenleaf News

.s,;ne OF Canyon County min
a ms lid a, the Greenleaf church
,sie.av A number OF ministers were
n on and took part IN the program
ps;cb lasted all day. ,c-
"nc1srasnjeaf Momen's Foreign Mis-
society met with Ably ID. Win
s,o thursday OF this week
~ and Mrs. A. Clark Smith were
.'nsss callers in Boise Saturday.
o"s A. interesting program was held
a. Seminary Thursday night when
~sd;o demonstration was gwen.
u- and Mrs. Homer Tucker OF
.,i were callers at the Jno.
go home Sunday. Both families
In, the afternoon al the Davies
home in Wilder.
part OF the Mems Sunday school
.,,ss held heir class 1t the home OF
Wr Martin who vas unable to at
END the Sunday school.
Charles Beals worked for w. Fl.
Renediot Saturday.
The Senior class of the Biblical de-
.,,,ment II the seminary took Tues
f,v as their sneak day. They. with
Ms Deane. went TO Star. where they
,,e lunch at the home of Carol Heston
one OF their number. After lunch
.hsv went 20 Willow creek before re-
,urning home in the evening.
On Wednesday the Academic Sen
;ors took their sneak day. Their trip