The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23
SOCIETY

ry was VISITOR at the clark nome
all of last week.
Mrs. Lowell and her guest, Mrs.
Bush of Boise, made visit to Ros-
we'll recently.
Mr.. Botkin has begun the erection
of a fine house on the Boulevard; it
will be up-to-date in every respect.
Miss Plummer took the place Of
Miss Morrow in Lowell & Madden's
Office Monday evening.
Mrs. J. D. Bloomfield of Nampa
is in the city, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. E. H. Adams.
DR.. Hamilton is having his bro
Their with him for visit, and he is
so well impressed with the country
that he may decide to locate here.
DR.. Cue has purchased Mr.. Sc
mones' house on the Boulevard and
expects to occupy it about the last
of the month.
The girls of the 7th grade in
Washington School gave their teach
er a very jolly surprise, she leaves
shortly for Eugene, Oregon.
The various grades of the Lin
coin School took picnics to the wood
Friday and Saturday of last week;
they all report good time in spite
of the Indictment weather.
A party of equestrians from Nam
pa visited DR.. and Mrs. Cue Monday.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
tiers and Miss Keenan,, who has re-
Gently been elected principal of the
Nampa High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Isaacs, Mrs. La Dow of Pendleton,
Ore, sister of Mr.. Isaacs, DR.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Boone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sites and Mrs. Roop.
Mr.. F. j. Smith, teacher of the
sixth grade at the Lincoln school,
has purchased the Barnes grocery
store on Kimball avenue and ex-
poets to retire from teaching and be-
come proprietor of the same.
The regular tea held by the Guild
Of the Episcopal church was given at
the home of Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Lam
der and Roberts being the hostesses
Quite a good deal of sewing was &C
complished and pleasant social
time was spent by all.
A number of the Chautauquans OF
Caldwell took trolley ride out to
Star and were served an elegant din.
ner at the Hotel Conway. During
the afternoon a jolly time was en-
joyed by the ladies in the grove near
the hotel, about 25 were in attend
ance.
Mrs. s. D. Simpson entertained the
Middleton 500 club at her home In
this city last week; those presen
were Mesdames, Flint, Ocheltree
Plowhead, Simpson, Miller, Miss
Plowhead, and Mesdames Mosby
Cue, Cosby, Devers, and Wallace, o
Caldwell Mrs. Mosby was the win
ner of the favor of the afternoon.
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley and Mrs. w
J. Boone entertained the graduatin;
class of 1908 and the faculty of tn
College of Idaho at the home of Mrs
Blatchley Wednesday evening at din
ner. The spacious rooms were beau
tifully decorated with white roses
the class flower, and the place card
at the table were decorated will
white hand painted roses. PRO
gressive Query" was the game of tn
evening and Miss Franklin and MI
Ruark carried off the favors of tn
evening.
Mrs. Barnard entertained at fiv
hundred Thursday afternoon. TIL
house was Hastily decorated wit
spring blossoms. Mrs. A. Ballar
tyne was the recipient of the favo
of the afternoon, a solid silver COTE
spoon. Dainty refreshments woun
up a delightful afternoon. Thos
present were Mesdames Place, Smell
Boyes. Davis, Maxey, Simpson, J.
Young. Munroe. Dryden, Squiel
Beck, Clark. Harrington, Hagelii
Stone. Ballantyne. Miller Cosby, Al
drews, Ballantyne, Conover, an
Ocheltree of Middleton; Misses Ke
leher. Wheeler and Maggie Cup
Mrs. Barnard was assisted tn SER
ing by Miss Gene Dryden and Mi
Bertha Cupp.
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