The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-18

The Aid Society entertainment Is still
put off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush departed for their
former home in Nebraska, Thursday.
Joe Gamble departed for Arcadia, Ore
gon, Wednesday, where he will farm with
his father. )
Will and Mardelle Wachter returned
from their former home in Nebraska last
Sunday.
Those sick this week are, Floyd. Fred and
James Creasey, Miss vi Thompson, How
ard Mason, Hazel and Ernest Ringer.
Little Defiance Berry was suddenly taken
sick Tuesday at school, having spasm on
the school ground. He was taken to the
home of Mr.. Shaw after which his father
took him home. Helen Berry, his sister
Is also very sick.
Mr.. Sissler and three children will spend
few days with relatives in New Plymouth
on their way to their new home at Spokane.
John Alderman was badly hurt last week
from backward fall from his buggy which
resulted in spraining his back.
Miss Lila Andrews is the proud posses
scr of pet lamb. Her friends say of her ::
Lila has little lamb
His fleece is white as cotton,
And everywhere that Lila goes
That creature goes a trotin',
The church ground is being plowed and
put in shape for large garden which Rev.
Greenlee will care for.
The Farmers Institute was an entire
success. The program rendered was:
Music.
Thursday l 80 p. m.
Invocation, .................Re Rev. Greenlee
Address Observation-Disclosures. Prof. CrosthWait
General resources of Payette
Valley, Hon. G. s. French
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
Music.
General Farming, ...........A.J ]. Ettinger
Song. Mrs Halle Cox
Sugar Beets. ..............H Hank Williams
Expert Talk on Sugar Beets....
.......... Prof. G. s. Faurot, Caldwell.
General discussion.
Duet, go. Pearl Wachter and Ella Meyers
Friday, 10 a. Ill.
Music
Pure Food. ..............A A. III. Mcpherson
Discussion.
Music.
Friday, Up. m.
Free Culture and the Orchard. .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Prof. Judson
Marketing of Fruits. F. s. Roberts
Education. Observation-Disclosures. w. Tracy
New Plymouth, Mar Is, 19O5.-(Special
to The Tribune.)
DR.. Judd, the Emmett dentist, is now
here.
Mr.. James Lynch has started his sheep
to the mountains.
Miss Lila Andrews has invitations out
for party Friday evening.
Mr.. Whitaker and Field have been busy
packing and shipping their apples to Butte
A"OAU' UAAo "CSAs
New Plymouth again rejoices in good
weather.
W. F. Ringer and Frank Ellis visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Sunday.
Those on the sick list this week are;
Lorlie Tyler. Martha sissler, Laura Wach-
ter, Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. Williams.
The ladies here give a supper on the
evening OF St. Patrick's day for the benefit
If the Cemetary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norguard and three child
zen of Payette visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuve this week.
Mr.. A. Z. Ringer had quite a runaway
Monday. Otherwise than few scratches
md stiff neck he escaped nnhurt
Mrs. J. Baker is the victim of the lock.
aw. We hope she may speedily recover.
Mr.. Sargent arrived here from Boise
saturday. He spent part of last summer
lere.
Rev. Mckinley of Boise lectured here
Monday His theme was: Sailing on
Unknown Sea-" He related the entire
life of Columbus, his hopes and discoveries,
large audience was present and all spent |
profitable evening.
Married-Miss Maud Stone and Chester
traham. The young couple surprised |
heir friends by being privately married at
'ayette, but the boys came in for their
hare OF the fun in the evening. "among
he wee hours by having chivari at ten
nd three O'Clock. Miss Stone is of New
lymouth and Mr.. Graham of Pleasant
lew May they be very happy is the
earty wish of all their many friends,