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The Washington times., 1924-01-21
SHERIFF DENIES
HE INTENDS
To RESIGN
Fink, Of Prince Georges, Win
Serve Out Term-Citizens
Elect Officers.

HYATTSvTLLE, Nd, Jan. 21.-
IT sec no reason why should re-
sign. and have no idea Of doing
So" declared Sheriff John J. Fink
Of Prince Georges county when
asked concerning the report that
he had taken this action.
Fink, who lives In Berwyn, was
elected last November. He stated
that he was very busy with civil
cases and had little criminal work
at present. He declared he intended
to serve out his term Of three
years.
DR.. Lewis A. Griffith has been
elected president for the ensuing
year Of the Marlboro bank of the
Southern Maryland Trust, which
it was shown at the annual stock.
holders meeting, enjoyed a highly
prosperous year during 1928. Other
officers elected are: w. Seton Belt,
vice president; w. H. Brooke.
CASHIER Miss Rhoda Christmas,
clerk. Directors chosen follow:
w. Seton Belt, ]. Edward Binger,
Frank w. Hill, Julian S. Hall,
John T. Fisher, A. o. Ollie, Herman
e. Burgess, George T. DuVall,
George N. Wells, w. H. Wyvill, S.
J. Henry, George s. Cooper, H. T.
Plaster. Charles L. Higges and
DIR. Griffith.
William A. Deeck has been elected
president Of the Holy Name Society
of Holy Redeemer Church Of Ber-
wyn. Other officers chosen are:
Frank Dyer. vice president; Edward
Donaldson, secretary; Richard E.
Wills, treasurer. John J. Hag-
gerty and Charles Holman were
chosen delegates to the convention.
The Seat Pleasant fire depart.
ment and Community Welfare AS
sociation has elected these officers
for the ensuing year: Lucien Duff
fie, president; Ralph White, vice
president; H. Rudolph, secretary;
Irwin I. Main, treasurer; w. M.
Morgan, chief, and w. H. Cooper,
captain.
To discuss incorporation of the
town Of Seat Pleasant a mass
meeting Of citizens is to be held
CT4udy .uIBAL dL o CLOCK III the
District Line School. A committee
made UP Of George N. Palmer,
George B, Orton, John Coyne,
Louis F. Litz and J. c. Blackwell
is preparing a charter.
John w. Houchen, has been
elected president of .he newly
organized Maryland Park Com
munity Welfare Association. Other
officers chosen are: Charles A.
Vaughn, vice president; Leo Nc.
Duell, secretary, and George Nc
Duell, treasurer. Adoption of a
constitution and bylaws is ex-
pected at a meeting to be held
Tuesday night in the new club
house Of the Maryland Athletic
Club.
A feature Of the ceremonies in.
cident to the installation of newly
elected officers of Mt. Hermon
Lodge, A. F. and A. M, Of Hyatts-
vile. was the presentation of q
handsome past masters ring, set in
diamonds. to retiring Worshipful
Master William T. Corners by the
members. Conners who was prais-
ed by several speakers for his work
during the year responded briefly.
A dinner was served by Ruth Chap
ter, No. 7, Order of the Eastern
Star, of HyattSVille,
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
KLAN WARNS BooTLEGGERs
IN CAPE MAY COUNTY

CAPE MAY, N. j., Jan. 21.-The
Ku Klux Klan has warned boot
leggers to leave Cape May county
within forty-eight hours or face
khan vengeance. 1t also is said that
delegations of klansmen have Wis.
tied bootleggers and told them what
to expect II they do not leave.
The whole negro population Of
Siggton, seventeen miles north of
here, sat UP all Thursday night in
fear Of the khan. It is understood
the khan held a meeting Thursday
night in the woods north of here
and sent warnings to several men
who are charged with having sold
their votes at the last election.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
MANUFACTURERS AID
D. c. GEOGRAPHY CLASS

The products Of various IN
dustries in the large cities will be
shown in studies Of the geography
students of Business High School
it was announced today by Mrs.
Sharpe, teacher Of geography and
director Of the undertaking.
"The cities" said Mrs. Sharpe, -
were chosen by the students and
they are writing to tine manu-
facturers and traders for samples.
Responses to the letters have been
prompt and exceedingly satis.
factory. Scrap books will be main
tanned by the class for future
students of geography"
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
ACT SOON EXPIRES FOR
VET NATURALIZATION

World war veterans must com.
ply with the usual requirements 70,
naturalization after March 8. ar
cording to a circular letter receives
today by Morgan H. Beach. clerk
Of the District Supreme Court, from
Raymond F. Crist, commissioner OF
naturalization.
Under an act Of Congress, alien
service men are permitted to file
application without cost and are ad
mitted to citizenship upon presen
tation OF their discharge papers and
proof OF good character. They are
not required to wait the usua'
three months required of other ap
plicants.
The time limit on this act expires
on March 3.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
VICTIMS STATEMENT
SENDS DOCTOR TO PRISON

TRENTON, Jan. 21.-Prison sen.
tences Of from ten to fifteen years
and three to five years, to run
concurrently. which were imposed
upon DR.. William H. Bricker, jr.,
or Atlantic City, convicted Of per.
forming illegal operations, were up
held by the Court Of Errors and
Appeals.
The decision sustained the judg-
ment Of the Supreme Court in an
opinion by Justice Trenchard, who
held, among other things, that the
diving statement Of one OF the
women, which was offered in evi.
dence at the trial in the Atlantic
CITY court, was legal. The fact
that death did not Immediately fol.
low the making Of her first declara.
lion. Justice Trenchard further held,
aid not render It inadmissable.
Bricker had an office at 202 North
Broad street, Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21
Seeks $4,000 for Arrest.

Jacob Metro has filed a suit IN
the District Supreme Court against
Louis Gould, also known. as Louis
Gold, for $4,000 damages for
alleged false arrest. The plaintiff,
represented by Attorneys A. A.
Stern and L. II. Vandoren says
that the defendant caused his
arrest January IA for an alleged
assault of which he was acquitted,
and which cost him 500 to de-
fend in court.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21

evening sessions will be- held. Con-
eressman Box of Texas and Hon.
G. H. Johnson are among those
scheduled to deliver addresses:
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage Of John v. Bean, of
Derwood. this county, and Miss
Ruby X. Carter, Of Gaithersburg.
The Rockville high school basket.
ball team visited Garrett Park and
administered defeat to the George.
town Preparatory school team, the
score being II to II. Hutchinson.
of the Rockville quint. was, the star
Of the contest
The Washington times., 1924-01-21

If you've ever been arrested for
violating traffic rules, you'll yet q
kick out of the AIibi Artist column.
in The Washington Times every day.
The Washington times., 1924-01-21

Prices realised on Swift g. Company sales OF
ending Saturday. January 10. 1924, on Ghip-
ments sold out ranged from 1880 cents 20
1890 cents per pound and averaged 1909 cents
per pound-Advt
The Washington times., 1924-01-21

The Countess Won Bernstoff, of
Washington, was the weekend
guest Of Mrs. Charles A. Beard
here. The countess, who, before
her marriage to the son Of the
former German ambassador, was
Miss Vivian Barton, was a school.
mate of Mrs. Beard at Mt. De
Sales Academy, at Catonsville, Nd.
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Miss Irene Shoemaker who was
recovering from the measles had a
I very serious relapse last Thursday
but is now improving.
Mrs. NJ. J. Conway and Mrs. Tom
Conway visited at the 4. w Moss
home last Thursday.
Roy Whiiiig was over from No
iuS last week 10 help Charles Whiitig
with the spraying.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Dickman. OF
Franklin. spent Sunday al the Ton
gate home
Mrs. Ollie Moss and Mrs. Frank
Priichard called al Jim Pritchard's in
Noius Friday afternoon.
Mr.. lohn Shelp received a telegram.
on Monday OF ,ast week. announcing
the death OF his brother. Judd Shel1,
in California. Mr.. Shelp spent a sum
mer here on the Ridge abou; ten
years ago.
Mr. Iiummell. OF Bricr Rose, visit
ed on the Ridge Thursday
Mrs. Kip. Mrs Char'es Vail and
Mrs. Harry Vail and children. all OF
Caldwell. called on Mrs. Ross Sunday
afternoon.
\ number Of the ladies took adj
vantage OF the three day millinery
class held n the hall last week. and
provided themselves with bear.iiui
hats
Jaw Ross spent Sunday with Lester
Goodwin
Miss Pauline Strain. who has been
'1aching al Siackrock. is home for a
vacation while her pupils recover
from measles.
Mrs. Frank Priichard left Sairr-
day for her home in La G,a-de.
Earnest Pri,chard will remain TO fin
iSh ont the school term.
Mr.. and Mrs A. " Moss visited at
he !. c. Brooks home near Parma
Sunday
Mr.. A. +. Critics has rented the
Charles Howard forty on the RIDGE
Mss aura Slater Miss Id De
7 yria and Mr.. Edward C-se c7llrd
1t the Ed Moss home Sunday after
noon.
There will be Easter services al
he church beginning at 2,70 n m.
Sunday school promptly at 2 o'clock.
\ n. Moss is setting out m or
rhard.
Mr.. Elmer Be;terton. OF Emmett.
allied at the Ross home on Wedncs-
lay OF last week He was en- route
o Denver. Colorado.
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Pleasant Ridge

Last week Roy Shelp had force
OF men thinning his ten acre lettuce
patch.
Jack Steward OF Caldwell. was
transactng business in Pleasant Ridge
last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Roberts OF Star is
visiting her son. O. l.. Roberts.
Mrs. Willard Ross was seriously
i'll all OF last week
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. OF
Caldwell called Il, the r.. +. Tucker
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Carpenter came down from
Eagle last week to visit her daughter
Mrs. Stang.
Mrs. Bryan is still very i'll at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Good.
in Caldwell.
Mr.. Hummel. of Brier Rose is re-
ported to have purchased the Tall
farm and is having the house re-
paired.
Mr.. and Mrs. s c. Tonfate spen,
Saturday in Nampa. where they pur-
chased Hupmobile car.
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Marble Front

The next monthly meeting OF the
Good Cheer club will be al the home
OF MIS- J. +. Mesier with Mrs. ID {
Goodloe and Mrs Fred Cress rs as
sistlng hostess. Members are reoueS,-
ed to bring their Federation dues
Mrs. Sallie Adams is spending the
week with her daughter. Mrs. c. /
Pearson.
The Misses Ollie and Mason
teachers of the Marbles Front school
entertained the members OF the p. T
A al the home of Mrs. II. Ward
Gordon. A short musical program was
given, followed by an address BY SUP
eriniendent Rae of Caldwell. which
was greatly appreciated. Delicious re-
ireshments were served II the close
OF the afternoon.
Mrs. Simon Crosier spent Sunday
afternoon IT the home OF Mrs. l. X
Mullin
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird were dinner
guests Sunday. al the home OF Mrs.
Bairds parents OF Maple Grove.
Mrs. Lee Richardson and caught
er, Mrs. Art Lach and Mrs. ]. F.
Mesler were initiated into the nvst-
eriers OF the Rebeckah Lodge We'd
nesday OF this week.
Miss Ruby Lund was a house CUES,
OF her aunt Mrs Geo. Mason last
week. She was enroute 10 her home
al Weiser from Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. J. Ander OF Cald- |
well spent Sunday evening at the
Earl Baird home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beck were
sunday dinner guests at the Ed Bar
iey home at Middleton.
Miss frankie Vassar. Mr.. Ed Wolf
1f Carborton. and Mr.. and Mrs.
-larence Kingsbury of Middleton
pent Sunday at the Sam vassar
lome.
Leano Shorb OF Caldwell spent
saturday night with June Mason.
Mrs. Walter Thomas spent Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. Wane Rounth of
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Ten Davis

Mr.. +. w. Olson OF Downey is
visiting at the !. A. Fits home.
Mr. and Mrs. b. W. Post and
family visited Sunday afternoon at the
I. l.. Bolman home.
Benford Leverton is working for
Mrs. Carl Galley.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. ]. Durnil and fam
lly were dinner guests at the c. w.
Cloud home Sunday.
]. A. Fits. 5. G.. Tucker and Cuss
Proctor are planting potatoes this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cross Evans. Hilda
Finsirom Helen Spacth. Pearl Sabin.
Georgia Newport. Sidney Mclaughlin.
Charles Spacth and Reed Leverton
motorcd TO Arrow Rock Dam Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII shoemaker and
family OF Emmett were Sunday guests
ut the A. l.. Nichols home.
Mrs. Anna Stafford is visiting at
the l.. " Stafford home.
Frances Barnum. Nellie Weck and
Anna Mclaughlin cut potatoes last
week for Gus Proctor.
Mrs. Fred Hultz and Harold Hultz
were Caldwell visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bartles,
Ruth and Mary were Caldwell visit
ors Saturday
Clara Durni has been on the sick
list but is much better.
Miss Esther Smith was a Caldwell
visitor SATURDAY.
An Arbor Day program was given
at the school house Friday afternoon
followed by a short business meeting
OF the p. T. a. Trees were then
planted by new members OF the school
and faculty. Following this occurred
baseball games between 0otus and
the home teams.
Miss Inez Christopherson motored
10 Boise FRIDAY afternoon with re-
latives returning Sunday.
Miss Leila John spent the week end
with home folks in Roosevelt.
Mrs. Q. f. Aiterbury and Mrs.
lean Pritchard and son Harvey mot
ored to Caldwell Saturday
The various boys and girls clubs
met Wednesday afternoon to reorgan-
ize. County leaders Miss Jennings and
Dr.. F. F. Springer preached Sun
day at the Lower Boise church.
Mrs. H. |. Mclaughlin visited Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Henry
Y acne.
Peal Salon snent the week end
with Helen Spaeth
Mr. and Mrs. Cross Evans and
Rerfo-d ev@-'or CIT potatoes last
week for A. w. Andrews.
Mrs Z. 5. Rarnrm lett wee' 400
Saturday for Jordon Valley where she
vii 'e7ch in the ~ublic scnool.
Floyd Evans is ut home with an
attack OF the meas'es.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bishoff Wis
tied Sunday nj the Fred Hertig home.
There will be an Easter PROGRAM
~ the 7 o~-e- Boise church next Sum
day April 10th. Rev. Hare will preach
after the program. Everybody is in
vited to come.
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Wilder News

A. and Mrs. c A. Hoyt are the
II parents OF a baby girl born
No sI--c Helen Mitchell and two
- trends of the c. of /. spen;
ne weekend at the l. T. Mi'oheil
home. .s.; hin. h,;,,
=, he II. Z. church. services were
90 in the Grand Theatre Sunday
- - Mrs. Davis OF Portland
80 on Home Missions.
The Womans Study Club met on
Wednesday al the home OF Mrs. w.
THE entertainment, given by the pu-
,;is hi the first grade n the Grand
Theatre Friday evening was a sue
- In every way. 4 he house was
Iii lied and those who were present
,oeak very highly OF the program
Nr and Mrs. Hunt OF Roswell
...en5ed church in Wilder Sunday.
Nr. and Mrs. John Beal enter
,,;ned friends from Bose Sunday.
Nr and Mrs. B. G. Davis and child
ZEN soent Sunday with friends in Deer
Flat
Miss JOnOu>Oh SonuuSeSe 40
making class at the home OF Mrs.
R C. Davis three days the past week.
Tn Ladies Aid met on Friday al
,ernoon at the home OF Mrs. Forrest
Sewer Mrs. George Mckee and Mrs.
Els,on were assistant hostesses.
Mrs. Moody Rogers OF boise is
spending a few days with her mother.
Mrs. Lena Lehman.
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Knight were !
Caldwell visitors Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Mckee has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Wesley Clark and little daught
,r. Geraldine, will leave Friday for
Klamath Falls where Mr.. Clark has
employment.
John Bait is unloading - car of
iced potatoes which he brought from
IDAHO Falls.
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Brier Rose

Mrs. McConaughey and Mrs. Ber-
~ OF Caldwell called on Mrs Earl
NanDeventer Friday afternoon
Mrs. Roy Plum and baby daughter
have been III with the iiu the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird returned Thurs
day to their home from Walla Waila.
Washington where Mr.. Bird has been
undergoing treatment 4, the Saniiar-
ium.
DIR. and Mrs. Claude Whii,cnberger.
Miss Elizabeth Mum and the two
Bales daughters called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Torbeti sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Van Dyke attended a Mission
airy meeting al the home OF Mrs. IL.
ID. Hanna Friday afternoon.
The ". II. Lawrence family are
constructing a new house.
Clare Howard and Arthur French
spent Sunday afternoon at Jump
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. HINES and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. ). A. Jenison
OF Deer Fla; took Sunday dinner with
MIR. and Mrs Mark Lawrence.
The Skidmore family entertained
the Baptist Young Peoples Union al
their home Friday evening.
Victor and Ign Lawrence attended
Christian Endcavor picnic AZ Curtis
Park Wednesday evening
Marion WinSlOw spent Sunday al
ternOon with Kenneth Howard.
Mrs. Rowland and Charley called
on friends and relatives at Maple
Grove Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. HoDer and family
have moved into the house recently
vacated by Mr. Wrotcn.
Mr.. Rowland was a Boise visitor
Wednesday
Mr. Sturgeon called at the Howard
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs ]. X. Watson and /
small daughter OF Emmett are spend
ing few days with Mrs. Watson's |
folks Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gentzler
and family.
Miss Alexander and Mr. and Run
Gilman left last week for Wisconsin
where Miss Alexander was called by
The death OF her brother.
Mr.. March and Bill took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Torbett Thurs
lay.
Mrs Van Dyke attended a meet
n of the ID. A. X. in Caldwell Sat
irday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Hath spen,
Sunday afternoon at the VanDeventer
lone.
Mr.. March's sister and husband Mr..
nd Mrs. Lamka departed sunday for
heir home at La Verne Minnesota.
hrs. Rowe also left the same day for
Ter home at ST. Paul.
Tom March and his son Everett
( Spokane Washington. went Tues
ay to their home at Eagle. Mr.. March
,as much improved in health.
Mrs. W. II. Lawrence and Mrs. l..
}. b. Rannev called on Mrs. Bert
kidmore Friday afternoon
Mrs. Lybolt OF Pleasant Ridge
pcnt the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
leo Dougheriy.
Mr.. Hummel was calling on Mr.
OF Pleasant Ridge Thurs
nv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanksma Of .
,eer Flat spent Tuesday evening with
ir. and Mrs Mark Lawrenc.
Louise Meador spent Sunday al
,rnoon and evening with Mamie
Wallis OF Midway.
The Webster and Baldwin families
,urneyed to Middleton last Suncay.
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Deer Flat

Mrs. Lee Nichols mother and
father Mr.. and Mrs Wilson and Miss
Pearl Wilson returned from California
Friday. They visited with their daught-
er and sister for a Jew days and LETT
Tor kemer. Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. .. +. Greenfield
and family took Sunday dinner n the
Mort Prevo Home.
Mrs. Hatfield returned home Thurs
day from Mountain Home
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. HarriSe and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bird Goodwin. near Caldwell
Miss Ada Lamb spent the week end
with her parents at Nyssa Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Prevo spent
Sunday at the J. w. Thompson home
east OF Nampa.
Mrs. Nichols sister visited with her
Tor few days last week. She lett
Tor her home near kemer, Wyoming
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Goodwin spent
last Thursday al the l.. I. Harris
home
Mr. and Mrs. Lamb visited with
friends in this community one day
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. loft and son
Roy. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Fordsick
and family. Miss Edith Hoadley and
Mr.. Eben Hoadley took Sunday din
ner at the W. Spear home
Mrs. +. l.. Rose and daughter Ina
attended church in Pleasant Ridge
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Goodwin spent
last "Wednesday at the l.. T. Harris
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Harris spen,
Friday at the {. A. Newman home
in Caldwell
Mr. Robert J. Brown spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at the f. T..
Rose nome. He had just returned from
Portland.
Mrs. Jim Frank is helping Mrs.
Lamb during otato planting time. i,
Miss Ina Rose spent Sunday with |
Miss Lillian Moriords
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen and family /
spent Friday evening at the J. p.
loft home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Knapp are the
proud parents OF a baby bow born
tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Rose and Mrs.
:. L. Rose spent Sunday at the Rob-
1T J. Brown home near Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland from Cald-
veil visited at the Wilfred home last
week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Watts visited at the
'orrestt Watts home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Posv spent
sunday at the II. NJ. Prevo home.
John Gardener spent Sunday with
Kenneth F~rsdick
The proceeds from the entertain
tent at the school house last Fri
ay evening given by Rev. Jamerson
nd wife and family amounted TO
$50. The proceeds from the candy
nd pop corn amounted TO $3.50.
Misses Edith Hoadey, Doris Spear
nd Hilda Spear and Mr.. Eben Hoad-
y motored to Givens Warm Springs
unday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nichols and fam
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and daught-
: Pearl. and Mrs. Nichols sister and
ably. and Mr.. ana Mrs. Everett Tay
n and son moiored TO Owens Warm ,
prings Sunday afternoon.
Misses Edith Hoadley. Doris Spear
I'd Hilda Smear and Mr. Eben Hoad- ..
y spent Sunday evening at the w. ,
Davis home near Caldwell.
Mr.. Seth Hoadley returned to his :;
,me in the Scism community Sat- ,
day evening after spending the past
eek with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Hoadley. !
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
ING AND ELECTION OF COZf
BASIN COMMON SCHOOL Dis
TRICT NO. IN, CANYON
COUNTY. IDAHO

Notice is hereby given that there
viii be held on Saturday, April 10;
1924. the annual school meeting and
election OF Cozy Basin common school
district No. 10. Canyon County, Idaho:
At said meeting one trustee to I'LL
the unexpired term of II. A. Stanton
Will be elected. One trustee for the
te rm OF three years will be elected
and such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting. Meeting
to be held in school house. Said meet
ing to convene at l o'clock D. m. and
continue until necessary busin -es has
been completed.
W. f. cox. Clerk.
Cozy Basin. Dis.. 70.
31-35-c
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Parma.
Mr.. W. ~ Williams spent the
week end at the A. ]. Shaver home
Mrs. 5. P. Corn and Ira Coor
spen, Sunday afternoon with Mr. I
5. Voris >
Carl Pearson OF Boise is visiting
al the home OF his brother. 7. c. Pear
Mr. and Mrs. James Hammer are
the proud parents OF a baby boy. born
Thursday OF this week
Mr }: ). Summers OF Santa Cruz
arrived IN Caldwell Thursday OF las,
week to spend the summer with his
daughter. Mrs. w. c. Frirate'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ward Gordon
spent Sunday at the r. n. Smith home
on upper Deer Flat.
Mrs. S. p Corn entertained Mr.
Flint OF Long Beach. California Mrs
,. ). Foot. and Mrs. Evertt Corn and
son OF Middleton at her home on
Saturday Of last week
Mr.. Walter Thomas and sons
Earnest and Bart and Vivian Whiffin
made a business trip TO Banks and
Gardena on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Bodie Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vassar were Sunday din
ner guests at the Ira Vassar home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evern Mason s,ent
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Caldwell. OF Caldwell
Mr.. Hugh Shaver and family OF
Snake River spent several davs OF last
week with his brother. Mr.. A. J. |
Shaver.
Mrs. :. c. Wilson of Middleton
spent Friday afternoon with M-s. |
5. p. Corn.
Mr.. Victor Ashcraft of Caldwell
spent Saturday a, the Waiter Thorn
Is home.
Mr.. James Branden and Mr.. Geo.
Brown OF Rockville spent the week
md at the A. J. Shaver home
A small fire al the d. c. Goodloe
home destroyed their brooder house
md contents including the first hatch
VI baby chicks.
Mrs. II. NJ. Whitney and daughter
.isited at the Lee Thomas home Sun
lay.
Mrs. Eva Moor ras been appoint
d registerer OF the Marble Front vot
ng precinct.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Saver called
I the d. c. Gooloe home SUNDAY.
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Cars will leave Caldwell for Bo,se via
Middleton, Star and Eagle:
800 a. m. $50 a. m, IL s.. u m.
80 p. M. $50 p. m. $50 p. m. $50
p. m. 7:30 p. M, $50 m. and II 30
p. m. (for Star and intermediate points
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Lena

There was a thin maiden called
Lena. Who bought a new vacuum
clcana, but she got in the the way OF
its suction one day and since then
nobody has seen Wasp