The Caldwell tribune. [volume], May 16, 1913, Image 2

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CANYON
CORRESPONDENTS
FRANKLIN
Franklin was shocked to hear of the
suden death of Elder S. F. Brower of
Fairview, who is well and favorably
known here. Elder Brower was tak
en suddenly ill on Sunday, May 4. and
on Thursday was operated on in the
Nampa Wospital where lie succeumbcd
to death one day later from appendi
citis. Funeral services were held at
the Boise Valley church on Sunday.
May 11, and were largely attended
Intrement was in the Fairview cerne
tery. The sympathy of the communi
ty goes out to the family in their re
cent sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Haagensen were
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. Olsen's
of Lone Tree.
John Prescott called at Mr. Brown
ing's Friday.
Ralph Allen of Fairview called at
the Browning home Thursday.
Mr. Moore called at the Haagensen
und McClenahan homes Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Browning were Cald
well business visitors Saturday.
Bert Kinney was calling at John
llolton's Friday.
Mr. Moore and Ray McClenahan
hauled several loads of grain to Nam
pa the last of the week.
Lyda Thompson of Midway spent
Sunday evening at the Miller home.
Mrs. Chas. Grim and Helen were
calling in Star Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutsell and Bayless
of Fairview ^were Sunday visitors at
Mr. Shupe's* and Mr. Turner's and
family and Kniest Turney and family
and Tom DeCorsey's.
Maud Allen spent Sunday after
church with Mona Fowle and Julia
Allen with Gladys Whiffin.
Elvin DuLaney an/d Karle Allen
spent Sunday at the government dam.
Mrs. Mary Grim visited her
mother, Mrs. Marks, in Nampa Fri
day.
Mrs. Parke writes from Portland
that they are enjoying tlhemselves and
that Mr. Prakes health has greatly
improved.
Lucile Browning was a caller a.t the
Kinney home Saturday.
Mr. Dickens of Caldwell, spepnt
several days of last week at his ranch.
Mrs. Calloway of Lone Tree called
at Mr. Haagensen's Wednesday.
Nellie, Cliford and Elizabeth
Browning were callers at Mr. McClen
ahan's Friday evening.
Jan Simt is moving into his fine, new
bungalow tihiis week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Schmitt and sons
were visiting at Mrs. Sdimitt's pa
rents in Naimpa on Friday.
Chas. Grim has been putting in con
crete headgates on his tranch this
week.
Mr. Terry of Nampa, will paint Will
Schmitt's housç in a few days.
Frank Browning called at Mr. Fitz
ners' in the Fairview district, Friday.
Ben Haagensen was a Nampa bus
iness visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Kinney spent Friday evening
at the Browning home in Fairview.
Mrs. dna and Miss Mary McClen
aihan were shopping in Nampa Sat
urday.
John Nofzinger and family have re
turned from Modesto, Cal., and are
contemplating buying and locating
Ella Jacobs of eer Flat, is visiting
her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. O
V. Jacobs.
Earle Allen, F.arle Raney and Oden
lV ler caIIet! at Mr - Jacobs Monday
Mrs. Haagensen called at Messrs.
hhupe, Jacobs and Chas. Grim's Mon
day.
Herbert Jacobs is taking treatments
tor rheumatism i n Nampa.
• J a 5 rles Evans i visiting with relatives
in Nampa.
îl dl Vî„ Sh r PC s P ent Monday evening
with Ella Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weymouth
spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Faris at Lake Lowell.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Clemens were
"Hing on friends here Monday
Mr. Moore marketed a load of hogs
in Nampa Monday.
Walter Aton of Parma spent the
week end at E. A. Grims.
Lucile Browning attended a play
given in Star Thursday evening.
Mrs. Browning, Elizabeth and Clif
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HORLICKS
MALTED MILK
Made In the largest, best
equipped and sanitary Malted
Milk plant In the world
We do not make "milkproduct#
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But a. Original-Genuine
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from pure, full-cream milk
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day.
Lloyd Crocket, a recent arrrival
from Missouri, is visiting at the
Browning home.
Clyde Browning came down from
Boise Sunday and spent the day with
home folks.
The following 8th grade commence
ment program will be rendered at
the church on Friday evening, May
23. Program starts at 8:30 sharp:
Invocation Rev. D. A. Clemens
Chorus "Leaving the Nest"
Salutatory Anna Mary Browning
Doll Song \ . Six Little Girls
Oration—"We Mount the Ladder by
Which We Climb," Edna Alberta
Bingham.
Chorus "Parting Song
Piano Solo Mrs. T. E. Tolleth
Solo—Valedictory. Christy D. Fowler.
Song—When Visitors Come to Our
School," Two Girls.
Valedictory Maud E. Allen
Address T. A. Walters
Choir Freedom's Banner
Farewell Song By the Graduates
Presentation of Diplomas—Miss Z.
Fay Fowler.
Mrs. F. E. Tolleth, accompanist.
Everybody is invited to attend these
exercises. The class is composed of
four girls. Their colors are pink and
white; class flower pink carnation:
class motto: "We Mount the Ladder
by which we climb."
On Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the school house there will be an
exhibition of tlhe work done by school
during the term, including the work of
the domestic science and manual train
ing class. All patrons and friends of
the school are cordially invited to
attend this exhibit.
Helen Grim *as a guest of Edna
S hupe at Sunday dinner.
Julia Allen and Gladys Whiffin
were calling in Middleton Sunday.
Mrs. Madden called on Mrs. Shupe
Friday.
The new school board was organiz
ed Thursday evening. Those present
were Messrs. Slhlipe, Browning and
Whiffin.
The missionary meeting was held at
the Clemens home last Wednesday
and was a most enjoyable affair.
The topic for the missionary class
was: "India." A large picnic dinner
was enjoyed by the eighteen ladies
present. Those present were: Mes
dames J. H. McClenahan, Mary Grim
Wm. Shupe, Miller, Will Schmitt,
Smit, Gilbert, Stailey, Turner, Richr
ardson, Anderson and Lizzie Grim of
Frankhn: and Mrs Clark Travis of
Deer Flat; Mrs. Jos. Mesler of Cald
well.
Ben Haagensen was at Mr. Stover's
in the Lone Tree district, tlhle first of
the week, placing a new farm scale.
»iu T SSet t °f Deer fat» 's visitiing
at the Jacobs home.
Veda Fowler visited friends in Boise
from Friday evening until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Powers of Caldwell
Mr en Tollet , h's ayS ° f
Mrs. Ben Haagensen visited at her
r- a ij ntS ;, ~ r ' and Mrs - Diekens in
Caldwell Tuesday.
Oden Turner spent Saturday night
at Tom DeCorsey's.
May Powell of Caldwell, was the
guest of Edna Bingham on Sunday
and on Monday she visited the school.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Bowns and
Monday 1 " shoppin * in Nampi
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen and
twin sons, Ernest and Ervin, spent
Saturday W ght wtfth relatives in
Nampa.
Mrs. Tolleth and two daughters
spent the week end with relatives in
Meridian.
A large number from here attended
the funeral of Mr. Brower on Sundav
morning.
Bert Kinney called at Mr. Haaeen
sen s Tuesday.
PEACEFUL VALLEY
Deputy Assessor Langdon was go
ing the rounds in the valley the past
week.
Mr CaHoway has a crew of men es
tablished at R. \V. Kelley's, repairing
a break in the k>w line.
Miss Bernice Smith of Lone Star,
and her aunt, Miss Smith of Quincy,
111., were visiting Dr. Montgomery's
from Thlursday until Saturday.
Nearly everyone in the Valley is ir
rigating and it keeps our ditch riders
on the jump looking after the many
things in connection therewith.
Clark Roberts and his sister. Miss
Orlie were guests at fhe Hoskins
home in Sunny Slope Sunday and
while there attended church and Sun
day school.
Mr. McCluskey of Xampa, autoed
tfhrough the valley last week in the
interests of a woven wire fence com
pany.
Mr. Langdon received a very pain
ful surprise on making his rounds in
Lower Deer Flat and calling at the
home of Mr. Bush to find him dead.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodginson and family
of Kuna were in the Valley visiting
Mr. Hodginson's sister, Mrs. Kingston
and family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Stilwell were
guests at the J. F Mclntyre home
Sunday.
T. L. Clark and Harry Armstrong
and their families took a trip to Warm
Springs Sunday.
The Pleasant Ridge base ball boys
played with the Pleasant Ridge team
Sunday the score was 25 to 8 in favor
of P. V.
PLEASANT RIDGE BREEZES
Joe Wlhittig has rented Mr. Mea
dor's clover land on the edge of Deer
Flat.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagoner at
tended church in Caldwelll Sunday.
H. F. Brandenberg, the paiper hang
er and sign painter of this community,
is busy hanging some paper for Chas.
Howard.
The local W C. T. U. was enter
tained by Mrs. Shelp last Wednesday
afternoon. Six members and two vis
itors were present. The sailor's bags
on which the ladies have been working
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Excursions East
via.
Union Pacific System
Very low round trip fares to Denver, Kan
sas City, St. Louis, Omaha, Chicago, Min
neapolis and many other points.
DATES OF SALE:
May 7, 8,10,17, 24, 31; June 3, 7,13,14 21
28 ; July 2, 5, 10, 19, 23, 31; August 1, 9, lo'
11, 16, 22, 28; September 10, 11.
LIMIT:
October 31st, 1913.
See any, OREGON SHORT LINE agent
For further details
Jhe U nion pacific System
Reaches Omaha and points East
"THE DIRECT WAY"
for some time were completed at this
meeting. Select readings and music
filled a social ihour and refreshments
consisting of cake and lemonade were
served.
Mothers' Day was observed at the
church Sunday. Rev. Mr. Vernon,
wearing the white carnation, paid
tribute to mothers, choosing his text
these words, "Render therefore to all
their dues. Miss Engils Cover sang as
a solo, "My Mother's Prav" and Rev.
Vernon and daughter sang with ex
pression that touching song "Meet
Mother in the Skies." Besides the
usual congregation we noted Mrs. W.
A. George and sister, Mrs. Jack Cash
man, Mrs. Dan Cashman and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Price.
That smiling face belonging to Ira
Tish has been missed at church for
some time. We suppose tlhiere is some
attraction in Caldwell Sunday after
noon.
A. A. Easn of Nampa purchased
same cattle at the Moss ranch last
week.
Last Thursday night a small party
of young folks met at the home of C.
T. Howard. Games and refreshments
filled the evening until a late hour
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vail and little child
returned to their home in Dixie the
first of the week.
NOTICE.
A State Land Sale will be held at
Homedalc, Owyhee County, Idafaio,
May 31, 1913, at 11:00 o'clock a. m., at
which sale about 3,000 acres of state
land under the Gem irrigation district
will be offered for sale. Lists of this
land may be obtained by writing Geo.
A. Day, State Land Commissioner,
Boise, Idaho. ml6-23
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