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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory
* RIVERSIDE. *
The Valley was well represented at
the Fourth of July ceiebraition at
Lake Lowell.
ü. L. Roberts lost a valuable mare
last Monday, from blood poison.
Rev. Jones attended the Bible class
meeting at the 'home of Mrs. Betsold,
Wednesday evening.
Little Mildred Nofsinger, from near
Kampa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ul
rich.
Lawrence Keil hauled lumber from
the yard at Sunny Slope, Friday.
Clarence Gragg spent Sunday with
his parents, on Deer Flat.
Mesdames Robinson and Gano from
the pumping plant, called at the King
ston home, Friday night.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Amesbury
Tuesday afternoon, July 13th, instead
of July 6th, as previously advertised.
Those from the valley who picniced
at the Warm Springs Saturday, were
Messrs. and Mesdames Staats, Aue,
Gallivan, Roberts, Hodkinson, King
ston, Hazel and Lawrence Keil and
Ray Wiley.
The Willing Workers will give an
ice cream social some time in the near
future. The proceeds from same will
be used to purchase paint to paint
the outside of the school house.
H. V. Stilwell and family took their
Sunday dinner with Floyd Mclntyre
and family.
Owen Roberts made a business trip
to Star, Wednesday.
Messrs. Stanford and Johnson from
the Gem Irrigation District were call
ers in the Valley Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagerman and
children spent several days camping
and fishing on Snake river, last week.
Both the Warner and Tom Harris
families joined their parents, who live
near Nampa, and all picniced at the
Warm Springs Sunday.
The Amesbury, Mower and Wood
families picniced on the Tobias lawn
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and children
visited on Deer Flat, Sunday.
Several wagon loads of people from
the Nazerine church, of Nampa, held
evening service on the W. H. Mallett
lawn, Saturday.
Mr. Betsold came down from Baker
City to spend a few days with his fam
ily on the ranch, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong are enter
taining her sister and family from
Boise.
F. E. Smith sold a beef to a Cald
well butcher, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ulrich entertain
ed Mrs. Ulrich's parents, uncle and
aunt, from near Nampa, also sister
and brother from Fargo, at Sunday
dinner.
Clifford and Roy Hodkinson drove
down from near Kuna to spend the
Fourth with their cousin, Lawrence
Keil.
Mrs. Edgar Tarwater gave a dinner
in honor of Gladys Mutch, Ruth Stil
well and Letha Larrance, last Wed
nesday.
The Merchant and Fuller families
celebrated the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs. Biddick, at Meridian.
R. W. Kingston has purchased a
new model De Laval separator.
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* FRANKLIN. *
Franklin people had a very nice
picnic in Aliens grove Satrday, July
3rd.
T. E. Tollcths drove to Meridian
Saturday evening to see the fire works.
Mrs. Chas. Grim's mother has not
arrived from Nebraska on account of
sickness of an aunt of Mrs. Grim.
Mr. Nofzeigers were visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Ulrich, over on Sunny
Slope last Sunday.
Mr. Nofzeiger reports that the
roads were very bad for an auto to
travel over as the dust was very
deep.
Little Mildred Nofzeiger is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ulrich at Sunny Slope
this week.
Lee Richardson and family and J.
C. Justus and family celebrated at
Eagle Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Grim was shopping in
Nampa Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller attend
ed the picnic at Aliens grove last
Saturday.
Roy Gibbens and wife drove to
Lake Lowell to celebrate on Monday.
Miss Cleta Messier from Midway
district is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L.
Richardson, this week.
Mrs. Lamper from Star visited her
sister, Mrs. Ira White, over Sunday.
O. E. Johnson from Nampa, took
dinner with Lee Richardson and fam
ily Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Justus and son
Claud, visited home folks at Star
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richardson aiul
children Mr. and Mrs. O, E. Johnson
from Natnpa drove over to Lake Lo
well Monday evening.
J. F. Messier and family from Mid
way celebrated at Lake Lowell Mon
day evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Win. Skelton were
noon 1 ""® m Caldwel1 Tuesday fore
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Smith arc ex
trin fn Ii" e t, A ,s week fr °m their
trip to Albany, Oregon.
. Mr. Smith, from over by Nampa,
V1S * l î i Miller home Sunday.
Mr. trank Madden is building a
new barn on his ranch east of town.
Mr Bumgardner is laying the
foundation for his new barn the past
week.
L. Richardson and J. C. Justus were
Thursday g business 1,1 Na »ipa last
Mesdames Justus and Richardson
called on Mrs. George Stewart of
Star last Friday
i Ï j' aru ' L. Richardson and
children and Miss Cleta Messier were
invited up to Mr. Miller's Sunday
afternoon to eat ice cream and cake
ihe afternoon was enjoyed verv
much.
L. Richardson marketed some
cherries Tuesday.
Miss Wilson of Franklin celebrated
in Meridian last Saturday.
Frank DeCoursey and wife and baby
attended the Duncard picnic at Allen
grove Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. Justus visited the Rich
a A* S r° n family Thursday afternoon.
Water is getting very low for the
farmers to try to irrigate under the
i hylhs »canal.
Mr. Shaver is stacking his first cut
ting of hay on the Young ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolleth from Meridian
visited their son, F. E. Tolleth, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolleth from Meridian
and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Tolleth auto
ed over to the upper dam Sunday af
ternoon.
Pauline Tolleth took dinner with
Winnie Miller Sunday.
Mr. Thompson went to Nampa on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tillie Yoder visited the Nof
zeiger home Monday.
The Duncards had a very nice pic
nic in Aliens grove Saturday.
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* PLEASANT RIDGE. *
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Howard ot
Hammond, Iowa, arc visiting at the
Chas. Howard home.
E. W. Eames moved onto his home
stead near Melba, last week.
Mrs. White and daughter, of Boise,
spent the week end at John Shelp's.
Geo. C. Doug"htery has inclosed his
back porch with screening. He has
also improved his carriage house with
new front doors.
Miss Hazel E Reid spent the week
end at home.
The directors are having the school
house paint:!.
Miss Kathleen Martin was a guest
of Miss Corleen Doughtery a few
days this week.
Lloyd Hazzard left Sunday even
ing for Pendleton, Oregon, from
thence he intends to go to Spokane
and on to the coast. Wendell Rice
of Caldwell accompanied him on his
trip.
Chas. Howard informs us that there
will be no Traders' dav sales this
month. The next one will be held on
August 2nd.
Miss Belle Furgeson of Homedale
spent a few days at the W. R. Mc
Kague home last week.
The delegates who attended the
Epworth League and Laymen's con
vention in Nampa last week report a
very fine and helpful gathering. Those
who attended the full time and pre
pared reports were: Rev. Martin. Miss
Sly-/'a McKague, Vern Martin and
Cyril Cover. T >cse îeports are to be
given next Sunday fcnd everyone will
do well to come and hear them. Miss
Ethel McKague, George Martin and
Alan Moss were in attendance at the
convention Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bird Goodwin, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Whittig, Miss Hazel
Reid, Miss Slyvia McKague and Alan
Moss composed a party that celebrat
ed in Poison Creek Canyon last Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rose, N. Holt
and family of Nampa, and C. E. Davis
and family of Caldwell, were guests
of Mr. atid Mrs. Henry Rone, Sun
day.
Wesley McKague made a trip to
Fargo, Monday.
There was a neighborhood picnic
on the Cover lawn Monday. There
was a fair sized crowd and a general
good time was had. Some races had
been planned but dinner was served
first and everyone ate too much to be
in first class trim for racing. In the
evening a good many went to Lake
Lowell for the fireworks.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Joe
Whittig last week.
There was a picnic gathering at the
Chas. Wright home Monday.
Joe Whittig has painted his barn.
Attorney O. M. Van Duyn was at
Nampa Saturday attending to profes
sional business.
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* BRIER ROSE. *
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Mr. and Mrs. Banks were Sunday
dinner guests at the Simmons home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Robinson and
family and Mr. Stanley Hurtt were
Fourth of July dinner guests at the
oseph Robinson home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and
family attended a picnic at Curtis park
Monday.
The jester family attended a picnic
at Greenleaf, Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Douglass and Miss
Agnes Van Sarr and Miss Snarl at
tended the celebration at Lake Lowell
Monday.
Mrs. Ruddock of Caldwell and Mrs.
Weir and children of Roswell called
at the Runciman home Thursday.
Mrs. Jester and Mrs. W. A. Dong
ass spmt Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Jessup.
The Clemens family attended a pic
nic at Franklin Saturday.
G. G. Runciman ate dinner with
home folks the Fourth.
Huston Frost, Rollo Frost, Joseph
Robinson and Kay Robinson went to
Boise Saturday evening.
Robert Clemens is working this
week at Lakeview on their other ranch
at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miter of Franklin
were gests at the Clemens home on
Monday.
Elmo Peterson who is working in
this neighborhood spent the Fourth
vith home folks near Parma.
The Shaw family is in quarantine
'or smallpox. Little Roy being the
cause. Roy is not dangerously ill and
we hope he will soon be well.
Rev. Runciman was a Monday diner
at W. W. Waterman's.
Miss Lois Varney and John Clem
ens were guests at the Clemens home
Sunday.
Last Saturday Ted Williams, Frank
Hartkopf, Ben Van Wyngarden,
Ancil Steunenberg and Elmer Peter
son helped Mr. Runciman plant an
acre of strawberries.
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* HOMEDALE. *
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Col. and Mrs. W. L. Holton enter
tained at a 4th of July dinner. The
guests fully enjoyed the usual deli
cious cats that Mrs. Holton is noted
for serving. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Myler and Master William,
Mrs. Karma Martin, and Messrs.
Frank Myler, Chris. Jensen, George
Lee and Jack Hamley.
Mrs. F. E. Tracy returned home on
Friday after a visit with friends in
Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schenck made
a trip to Caldwell Thursday.
Gerald Gess left Wednesday for
Boise where he celebrated the Fourth.
Mrs. Hugh Travis and Miss Alberta
spent the day at the Schenck home
Friday.
Mrs. L. O'Donnell returned home
Tuesday from a trip to Caldwell and
Middleton.
Reuben W. Smith went to Boise on
Monday evening and brought Mrs.
Smith home. Mrs. Smith had been
in the hospital in Boise for several
weeks receiving medical treatment.
We are very glad that she is able
to come home.
Ed. and Miss Emma Burns were
Caldwel! and Boise visitors last week.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Armstrong tias been named
June Aminda. June, in honor of her
birth month and Aminda in honor of
her grandmol aer, Mrs. S. A. Day.
Mark Price was a Caldwell visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. J. M. J< hnson was at Caldwell
a few days last week visiting her hus
band who is receiving medical treat
ment there.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and sons,
Fay and Leslie, left Saturday for
Kemmerer. Wyo. They expect to be
gone a co'jple of months.
Mrs. Eads returned home last Sun
day after an extended visit in Caldwell
and Botse.
Charles Heath returned from Boise
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurrh Travis and Miss
Alberta celebrated the Feurth.
Miss Eliza White of this place and
Frank Carter of Jordan Valley were
married in Boise, Monday, June 28.
James Armstrong spent Sunday
here visiting.
Miss Leone Wright, who has been
working in Fargo is home for a short
visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Padgett and
Master Gordon, and Mr. and Mrs. H.
A, Snyder and Master Ralph, celebrat
ed the Fourth at Jump Creek canyon.
They went up Sunday and returned
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Benham and
children and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hose
ley and children were entertained at
the Ralph A. McDowell home the
Fourth.
Bert Heath returned home lhurs
day after a month's absence. He
spent part of the time visiting in
Payette.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Trotter and
children, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Megor
den and Master Elding, and Mr. and
M sr. John Upton and children «pent
the Fourth at the Gess grove.
Mrs. W. R. Sample and daughter,
Mrs. Stief, were Saturday dinner
guests at the John Stover home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vanderhoof
were entertained at the L. B. \ aden
home the Fourth.
A meeting of the Gem District set
tlers was held here Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Dugdale and Mrs,
Faulds were down from Claytonia on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall who are motor
ing from Nebraska to the San Fran
cisco exposition spent Friday^ night
and Saturday at the W. R. Sample
home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hyslop went U
Nampa Saturday to celebrate and
visit relatives.
Mesdames William Thomas and G
L. Hoseley were Caldwell visitors last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs
Roy King, and Messrs. Jas. Bruner
and Spurgin were Entertained at 4th
of July dinner at the William Lang
ford home.
Mr. Kerry, head of the firm of
Smith, Kerry & Chace spent several
days here last week looking over the
Gem District and consulting with the
directors. He expressed himself as
highly pleased with the rate of devel
opment of the district lands.
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Misses Bedford and Adams of Cald
well came over Saturday for a visit at
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
R .Sample was recently taken to Cald
well and underwent a slight operation
for the removal of a pin he had swal
lowed.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vanderhoof
were dinner guests at the E. T. Rogers
home Monday.
Lorene Johnson returned home on
Friday from Caldwell, where she had
been attending her father, who is in
"' e hospital there taking treatment
r a bad case of rheumatism.
Messrs. Logan and Rhodes have
leased the C. E. Freeburn ranch. Mr.
Freeburn and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs.
D. Fletcher will leave within a
w weeks for an overland trip into
ashington, hoping to benefit Mr
r reeburn's health. They may locate
somewhere in Washington.
Frank Black's mother suffered a
stroke of paralysis late Wednesday
evening. A doctor was summoned
jrom Caldwell. No late report lias
been received as to her condition.
J. A. Jacks killed a large rattle
snake on Sunny Slope one day last
week. 11 had twelve rattles and was
quite large. Rpttlers are seldom found
■" this section.
The apricots at the J. D. Stull ranch
the toot of Poison Creek hill are
ripe.
Mr. Wajne of the lntermountain
.\ursery Co., was in this section last
week taking orders.
Mr. and Mrs. Green and son, Harry
Greenleaf and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Stief and Miss Gladys and Master
Clyde Sample were guests at the Ells
worth Sample home Sunday. Ice
earn and berries were served.
Wm. H. Hamilton returned to
lomedale Saturday after a visit with
lus mother in Iowa. Ha left Monday
for Cascade, where he will spend the
summer prospecting and looking af
ter some mining claims in the Thun
der Mountain country.
Lee Hoseley recently brought to
town a sheaf of oats measuring nearly
six feet. It contained well-filled heads
that measured about eight inches.
Trank Black was in town from Cen
ral Cove Saturday. He has a remark
able crop of peaches and has been
thinning them to prevent the trees
breaking.
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GREENLEAF. *
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Grandpa Winslow passed peacefully
into hsi eternal home last Sunday,
shortly after mid-night, after laying
for ten weeks at the point of death. He
had been failing in health for more
than a year. He leaves a wife, nine
children a number of relatives, and a
host of friends to mourn his loss. The
funeral services were held last Tues
day afternoon at the church. The fam
il y has the sympathy of the entire
neighborhood in their bereavement.
Last Monday occurred the most
successful annual picnic on the 4th
ever held in this place. A large crowd
was present to hear the program,
which was a good one. Special men
tion is made of T. A. Walters' ad
dress. It was highly appreciated by
every one. The success of the pic
nic is highly due to the band boys
who worked with unfailing efforts for
its success.
The dust storm that came up dur
ing the ball game delayed the after
noon program of sports. The Deer
Flat boys had to leave, but a good
game was played after choosing Up.
In the evening a large crowd
gathered to hear the Greenleaf con
cert band. The evening program was
highly appreciated and a vote of
thanks, three cheers, etc., was ex
pressed by Marguarette Hinshaw in
behalf of the crowd to the boys for
pleasant day they afforded us. At
the close a yell was made up and eiven
in honor of William Binford who is
leader of the band, and was appoint
ed to oversee the whole affair and
through his unfailing efforts every
thing went off lovely.
Miss Marie Maclin from Boise
spent Sunday with home folks return
ing to her work in Boise last Mon
day.
Jake Faw is putting up a new house
for Seth Mills in Greenleaf.
Aldis Tucker spent a few days last
week carpentering in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker from Boise
spent the Fourth in Greenleaf last
Monday.
A good number from Deer Flat,
Wilder and Dixie attended the picnic
last Monday.
The men's bible class of the Pres
byterian Sunday school enjoyed a so
cial evening Thursday, on the church
lawn.
Many Roswell people are planning
to see the Liberty Bell as it passes
through Parma next Monday morn
ing.
Miss Iva Raymond spent Monday
in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lowell have had
as guests for a few days Mr. and Mis,
Lackland of Morton, 111., who arc re
turning home from the exposition.
Ben Van Wnwgarden of Caldwell is
helping for a few days on the A. J
McCormick ranch.
Messrs. and Mesdames E. W. Rock
wood, Roy Allen and Clifford Paine
were a camping party at Jump creek
for a few days including the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. McCormick and
Lee Wohlschlegel celebrated the na
tion's birthday by going down to the
Boise river and making an attack on
die finny tribe.
Mr. Carl Pearson, a garage man,
moved last Thursday, into the house
recently vacated by the. Grosvenor
family.
Rev. McLain Davis of Boise was Si
guest from Thursday until Saturday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Smith.
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Ten Miles West of Caldwell on Jordan
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E. C. Bradley will report on
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Basket Dinner at Noon
Two Base Ball Games
Athletic Sports -- Good
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Everybody Come
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Symbol of Liberty, of Independence,
will be here next Monday, July 12.
Now is the time you should think of
your independence.
Have you a nice little sum laid away
for the "Rainy Day?" You are not
immune from sickness or accident.
The dark days come to all sooner or
later.
Secure at least a measure of Per
sonal Independence by opening a
Bank Account and making Regular
Deposits each month.
Paid on Savings Deposits.
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Phone 24 606 Main St.
Governor Alexander delivered an
address at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. The address was pleasing,
appropriate and eloquent.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berger of Salt
Lake are in the city for a couple of
weeks' visit. While here they are the
guests of Mrs. Berger's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Dee, and Mr. Berger's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Berger.