The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-29
SOCIETY

-A'"' DAohS AaNo pSSu giving Sc
ries Of parties the last of which oc-
Cured on Thursday of last week.
Wednesday and the Saturday prev
ious being the other day, Saturdays
guests were confined to the younger
element the following being a list
Misses Botkin, Lee, Rose Harris,
Bess and Martha Price, Joe and Bess
Steunenberg, Jewell, Marie Boone,
Elsie Vanwyngarden, Meranda, Har-
Greenleaf, Lyman of Nampa.
fPJ7qs in theshade of the old APPLE
es, r. Cakes, Cowden, Mckenzie,
es, R. Ookes, Cowden, MsKenzie,
Horn, Dee, King Brown, French, Beal
Grouse, Jackson, Bryan, Adams,
Grouse, Jackson, Bryan, Andrews,
Myer, Woody, Roup, Madden, Cue,
Ed Miller, Hay, Hay, Dorman, J. L.
Baker, Farrar, Ollie, Price, Baum,
Christopher, Conover, JUNIOR, Cornish,
Platt, Wallace, l. S. Binford, H. Be
atty, Girard, Meyers, Kneedler.
Thursdays guests consisted of the
following, Mesdames John Plow-
head, Haglin, Zeh, Ruby, Reeves,
Clark, Harrington, Harrison, Maxey,
E. Boone, Dyer, Goodloe, Walters,
Hart. ]. Steunenberg, Keyser, Riddle,
Sanberg, Murphy, E. Hawkes., Lowell.
C.. Baker, Flynn, Roberts, Aven, Viii
son, c. Cakes, Merritt, Fowler, Haley
Banks, Holt, Groome, Goldmith,
Thompson, Mcleod, Philpot, Rud-
dock, Ward and Stone. Both We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoon were
Kensingtons and a chat as lively as
the flying needles was kept up, the
house was decorated beautifully with
spring blossoms
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cleaver cele-
brated their wooden wedding ann
iversary on Wednesday evening by
inviting in few guests who all
brought remembrances of wood.
Thursday and Kensington on Fri
day. Mrs. Mrs. D. G. Ruby as hos
tess at both parties.
The Hill bridge club was most ag-
reeably entertained by Mrs. Ed. L..
Bryan, on Monday afternoon.
Thursday evening Mrs. Nellie Will
liams entertained at 500.
Seed Barley and oats for sale call
]. T. Sebree, Ind. phone.
H. A. Grihiths was a visitor at
Parma Wednesday.
Dr. A. F. Isham was a business
visitor at Boise Wednesday.
C. E. Brainard of Payette was a
business visitor in Caldwell Wednes-
day.
Miss Vivian Robertson is taking
Miss Ruth Wright's place at the Pur-
ity this week.
Seed Potatoes.-Yes. Caldwell
Fruit Growers Association have ]. H
Potatoes.
Mrs. Brooks of Silver City is IN
Caldwell, the guest of her daughter
Mrs. G. H. Handy.
Tuesday marriage license was is
sued to Joseph Revolt and AlVira
La Rue of Nampa
A marriage license was issued tC
Loren F. Shaw, Jr., and Alta Agnes
Hiatt of Payette Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeh Toole was Wednes'
day appointed administrative of the
, estate of John ]. Toole, deceased.
Mr.. j. H. Hull, an Indiana man
and friend of DR.. F. P. Smith, Is
in town and will probably locate
here.
LOST-Ladies' Egin size, Case
No. 91O4S1, movement No. 1852
$50, Saturday in Caldwell somewhere
In Third Ward. Finder please leave
at Tribune Office.
Miss Della Taylor, sister of Mrs
Ernest Tompklns, came to Caldwell
Tuesday and will make this city hel
future home. Miss Taylor is for
merly from Minot. N. D., the former
home &C DR.. Powell.
The last will and testament of Mrs
Anna M. Smith was offered for pro
bate Wednesday. The instrument be
queaths to her husband, DR.. f. T
Smith, the property consisting of sew
eral Caldwell city lots and valued a
$4,5O0.OO.
t John l.. Wagner, of Skagway, AL
! oslro "a tho newest addition to thu