Smith to lecture at Lowell on Birds program
Smith of the College of Mines will lecture at the Lowell schoolhouse Saturday at 8:30. He will bring specimens under the auspices of the giver and the lecture is free for students and the public to enjoy.
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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
3
Smith of the College of Mines will lecture at the Lowell schoolhouse Saturday at 8:30. He will bring specimens under the auspices of the giver and the lecture is free for students and the public to enjoy.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dye and family and Odessa Perrin visited Nampa friends on Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Selby Bernice and Marion Selby visited Boise on Monday. A large crowd attended the Farm Bureau meeting at the Renstron barn Friday evening. Ice cream was provided by the Co operative Creamery after the program. Miss Lucile Jeannette lad fifth from Caldwell spent Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Rob Spacth spent Sunday in Tex Davis with home folks. Cascade resident Prindle visited the Le home. Hoidg son hosted guests. Mrs G B Jonior e enjoyed laughter at the Rowland home. Mr Henry Peterson of Homedale spent Sunday in Netus with relatives. Lewis and GB Lewis hosted relatives at their home in Cald.
Farmers started haying this week as rain delays linger. Edwin Harling, previously suffering from pneumonia, is able to be out again. Mr and Mrs J K Harrace and Mr and Mrs Ray Carter spent Sunday in Boise attending a science lecture. A few of the men have been
Greenleaf residents enjoyed a week of visits and events as Miss Mable Harris vacationed with her parents in Kuna and many hosted gatherings. The community hosted socials on church lawns, farewell parties for local girls, and church activities including prayer meetings and flower mission day. A number of locals traveled to Boise and Portland, while students and families shared meals and Sunday services.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Gipsom greet an eight pound newborn as the Stamen family spent Sunday on Pi and guests visited F B McCarthy home. John Krezek and H A Mowery hosted Sunday dinner in Caldwell while Reach, Mierepee, and Roote drove to Donnelly. Lambe and Caldwell guests near Drummond Montana arrived at FP McCarthy’s Sunday. a Indiana native spent three months near Drummond.
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