The Caldwell tribune., 1905-11-25
MIDDLETON

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special to The Caldwell Tribune.
nov NOV, 22,-Henry Kohlepp is a Nampa
visitor today s
Mr.. Samuel Newman made a trin IN
Boise Monday. =
Miss Anna Ingenfelter, who is teaching
school IN Ontario, was in Middleton a few
days this week
MI and Mrs. William March are in Boise
for few days,
| porn toAAir. and Mrs. l.. G. Polly, last
rfiaay' an eight-pound daughter.
Messrs. William Aikman and f;anrv
newman were in Caldwell Wednesday.
Miss Bertha PIowhead spent few days
In Caldwell last week. ... ..' .+,
Dr. Platte of Marsh was visitor of DR..
Hamer few days this week. ~-
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinemer Wednes.
| day. Mother and baby are progressing
nicely.
MISS Grace Rutledge has accepted a DO.
| sltion as clerk in Assessor J. w. Watkins
| Office i'll Caldwell.
Mr.; and Mrs. Allen Neal of Boise were
middleton visitors last Sunday.
James Stewart recently sold ont his
property in Middleton to Mr.. jon Bruce
OF Ola. MIR. Stewart and family will move
to Boise.
Mr.. William Roup, representing Eiler's
l.
day and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Smith have moved to
their home on Deer Flat.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Moberly are back to
middleton from their homestead on the
Flat
The Ladies Aid will serve dinner on
thanksgiving Day at the |. 0, 0. +. Hall.
Everybody specially invited.
Miss Laura Patton, principal of the pub
TIC school, was taken suddenly ill Tuesday
and school in the grammar grade is dis
continued for the remainder of the week.
Geo. II. Dean, who was accidentally
shot IN the thigh few weeks ago, is able
to be about again, ready for another hunt
Miss Georgia Foote, who has been suf-
ferlng for several weeks past from a most
severe attack of typhoid fever, is recover
ing slowly.
Rev. Callupp, pastor of the Baptis t
church, with the assistance of Rev. Wake,
Of Weiser, will commence d series of re-
yiVal meetings next Monday night to con-
tinue Indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hill, from Poca-
telle, and John Hill, from Dewey, were
visitors OF their parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Hill, last week. During their stay
the family enjoyed fishing trip to Snake
River. Two large salmon, lots of ducks
and te" jack rabbits were the result OF
the trip.
Mr.. William March recently sold his
ranch one mile northwest of Middleton to
Mr. Frank Kline, from Eastern Colorado
Mr.. March Is living in Middleton for the
present, but is not yet decided just where
he will locate.
Mr.. Dan Ma asterson left yesterday for
Elgin, Oregon, to attend the funeral of his
aged mother. After a venerable life OF
eighty seven, she passed peacefully to her
rest yesterday morning. The community
extends sympathy to Mr.. MastersOn, who
rs, We unders tand. the only hereaved rel
ative in Middleton.
Mr. A. s. Murphy, of Pavette, has re-
Gently located in Middleton, and erected a
residence north Of town. about half
mile, and real estate office on the corner
adjoining the drug store. Mr.. Murphy is
also notary public. and is an all-round
business man.
Wednesday, Nov. 2Ist, the citizens Of
Middleton and vicinity held meeting to
further the necessary steps to be taken in
regard to perfecting arrangements to ex-
tend the Farmers Union Ditch to irrigate
large tract of land in the vicinity Of Mid
dleton. A communication from Mr J. II.
Lowell was read, in which he offers his
assistance and to pass the matter mp to
| the Reclamation Ssrvicc, with q view of
getting aid in its construction. The meet
ing was largely attended and enthusiastic,
and a large lisr of names and acres repre-
sented,