The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-08

at the Buntrock residence on South
kimball avenue.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church held very successful Rum
mage Sale in the vacant room in the
Lowell block all day Monday.
Miss Lucille Gillette entertained a
jolly party of her young friends at
her home on Arlington Heights last
Thursday night The guests were the
Misses Ogle Miller, Elizabeth O'Con-
nor, Lucille Gillette, Louise Clamby. |
Hazel Harrington, Mary Bales, Helen
i Isham, Ednetta St. Clair, Sarah Frye,
and Messrs, Floyd Harrington, Paul
Kelley, James Dick, Harry Burgher,
| Jack Hammond, Clarence Crowder,
| Henry Quasi. D. Sturgeon Oscar
Stengle, Floyd Dutton and Cleon
Williams.
Save the evening of November 22l
Tor the Keptomaniac, a very laugh
able farce, which is to be given on that
date at the old College Assembly Hall
under the direction of Mrs. Ralph
Scatterday. The names making up
the cast of characters are, Mesdames
Nv NJ. Case and, Fred Mitchell, and
the Misses Louise Botkin, Martha
and, Bess Price, Mary Snodgrass and
Lou Ella Haley. One who witnessed
a rehearsal of the play is authority
for the statement that it will certainly
be worth while.
Caldwell on Monday night on her
; return from a months visit with the
family of her son, w. G. Mckenzie,
: ut New England, North Dakota.
4 Mrs. Ernest Boone taught in the
y place of Miss Flynn Tuesday. in the
4th grade at Lincoln school.
Mr.. and Mrs. M L. Walker en-
: tertained number of friends known
as the "Picnickers'' at their home
In Washington Heights on Wednes-
) day evening.
Mrs. Alice Frost made business
II visit to Boise Wednesday.
Il DR.. and Mrs. Gigray. Mrs. Peter
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ross, Mr..
1 and Mrs. G. 8. Doan, Miss Dorothy
Dement, and Messrs. Price and Har-
t tenbower attended the play Bought
/ and Paid For" at the Pinney Thea
: tire in Boise Monday night.
1 The Christian Ladies' chicken pie
! dinner and supper at the Cooper
: building election day was a great
: success.
: The W. G. T. U. will hold a recep-
a ..
- Blatch1ey at 3:45 p. m. this (Fri-
Z day. afternoon. The following pro-
~ gram will be rendered:
= Devotional ......... Mrs. Clemens
. MUSIC Orcnestra
ADDRESS $500. j. Y. Hlce
MUSIC =. ..... Orcnestrs
3. Address ....... Supt. N. G. Brooks
y Music -. Orchestra
% Address Mrs. D. N. Smith
Social Hour.
az Some of the college faculty and 9
IN number of the students of the col
IN lege held a watch party at the dor
OF mitory Tuesday night, waiting fol
re election news. Among the specia
na features of the entertainment of thu
ur evening were several humorous
e. stump speeches, mock election
and mock trial. Refreshment
ed we're served during the close of tn
&c social hour.
he Mrs C. L. Grouse and little Sol
es of Clarion, Iowa, are guests In tn
E. home of her husban's parents, MI
ri and Mrs. J. w. Grouse.
Judge Flenner gave number o
n his Riley readings to fair-size
ice and appreciative audience at tn
IL high school assembly hall on Nor
day evening.
al Miss Louise Botkin will entel
=. tain the Young Ladies' Bridge Gu
&c ON Friday evening, November 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clark an
'ue Judge and Mrs. Henry attended
nc. play at the Nampa theatre Wedne'
!, day evening.
me 6. f. Madden is closing up h
an business affairs preparatory to goin
en-. to Modesto, CAL, where he wi
spend the winter at the home
q his daughter.
ar Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Devers ente
tanned Judge and Mrs. Bryan, Mond;
at evening in honor of the Judges Dirt
,ck day.
!. The Friday Bridge Club meets
lrs. the home of Mrs. ]. w. Cue, Frid;
pms afternoon.
Der Mrs. Bryan, the mother of judi
re- Bryan, was dinner guest at the hor
oft, Of DR.. and Mrs. Cue, Monday eve
ing. =.
at Robinson of Middleton, Sunday, No
We Mrs.sS. S. Foote, Of Middleton, W
'erela Caldwell visitor, Thursday. =,
Of Herman Witteborg received
ere special call from the Information
q | LeaO q Ncuutuk W. w ~ ~ ~
dist Lake City and Chicago. and inves
the gate their sampling and arranging
,es- bullion. He left Monday night a
'ere expects to return to Caldwell will
and month.
,ere Mr.. e. A. Wheeler was able to
out Saturday, for the first time sir
TAU his siege of typhoid fever.
TILE Mrs. Geo. Mitchell and Mrs. Sc
tmr- visited Mrs. Huston Frost Monday
me Mr.. and Mrs. Adam. of Will
~ Greek, returned to their home
,ncr Tuesday, after spending two we,
issce win their daughter, Mrs. Hoagland
|, an Mr.. Howard Smell. of Nampa.
sinr in Caldwell on business Monday;
,ern. Burdett Heath was in from Hor
and dale Monday.
. nj Mrs. Shuee has been indisposed
theta few days. -
. by MI. Frank Mumford. Misses E