The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25
ROSWELL ITEMS.


ded in Garden City.
The little son of August Usadale.
who is at the home of c. B. Ross. was
severely injured by spilling some I've
on his lace and hands. While Miss
Usadale was answering a telephone
call in an adjoining room the baby
climbed on chair and got the can Of
I've. The doctor hopes that his eyes
are not injured permanently. but will
be unable to determine definitely for q
number of days.
The Chautauque club met with Mrs..
A. ]. lockwood Tuesday evening.
About thirty-five Of our young peo-
pie attended the Shower" given for
Miss Mary Burgher and Elma Rock
wood. who are to be married the 18th
of this month. They received many
pretty and useful presents. Refresh
ments were served and a very pleas
ant evening was spent by all.
Mrs. J. II. Lowell and sons. Wade
and Blake, were in Caldwell last Sat
urday.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Will Stevens Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. A. J. lockwood and son. Edwin
were shopping in Caldwell Saturday.
The Young Peoples club will meet
at the home of E. P. Lawrence, Fri
day, November lst..
Mr.. Holderly of lie Roy, Illinois.
is here looking over this section of
Idaho. with the idea of locating here
if he can find land to suit him, he is
very much pleased with the country.
Several Roswell people took ad-
vantage of the reduced rates to visit
relatives in the east.
Mrs. Jessie Baker started Saturday
evening. she will visit at Des Moines
Iowa, and several other places.
Mr.. Verne Hall left Saturday even
ing for months visit with relatives
in illinois and Iowa. He has not
seen one of his brothers for u years,
Cleve Moore went east Saturday even
ing also.
Under the auspicies of the Ros-
well Presbyterian choir Professor
frederick Fleming Beale, pianist, and
Mrs. Beale. vocalist, will give a con-
cert at Sterry Memorial church, Ros-
well. on Friday evening. October 18th.
for the purchase of a steroptican for
church use. Single tickets IS cents.
adults; children IS cents. Tickets for
the three musical entertainments, Oct
ober 18th. November 18th and Decem-
Der 9th will be IS cents.
E. T. Rice received the bad news
by telegram Wednesday, of the death
of his son Fred's wife, which occurred
at Brewster, Washington, on the 18th.
The remains were taken to Kansas
City for burial. Mr.. Rice will visit his
sister, Mrs. Bean and brother, Rev.
Clayton Rice, and his parents. before
returning to his home.
Andy Willis returned Wedne sday
with the steam engine, which has been
in Nampa for repairs.
Miss Pearl Hall had one of her
pianos placed in the Roswell school
tor the use of the pupils this year. The
students all appreciated the interest
Miss Hall takes in school affairs.
Floy Ekin entertained about twenty
young people at a Hard-time party,
Wednesday night. The costumes
were fantastic and the guests had
jolly time.
Some of the fruit growers have
stopped packing apples until there is
more ready sale for them.
The school will give a Halloween
social in the school building, October
81: Refreshments will be served. They
will try to make it an enjoyable even
ing TOR everybody, old and young. The
proceeds will be used to buy foot ball
suits.
Miss Smith. teacher of the 9th
grade injured her hand last week, but
is better now.
A Christian Endeavor business
meeting and social was held at the
home of E. P. Lawrence, Thursday
evening. The following committees
were appointed: Prof. Blacker, chair
main prayer meeting committee; Miss
Gladys Taylor, chairman of lookout
committee, Lawrence Wamstead, as
chairman Missionary committee and
Ruth Campbell, chairman of the Soc
ial committee.
Mr.. Gold. who has been working for
Chas. Paine, went to Colorado last
week, where he will attend the State
University.
The B. Y. p. U. social which was to
be held on Halloween. has been post
poned.
Rev. Christian, superintendent of the
Children's Home in Boise, will speak
in the Presbyterian church in Roswell
Sunday, November 3rd.
Miss Bolinger Of Fargo, is in Ros-
we'll at present.
A crew of men are at work repair
ing the Roswell-Parma bridge. II Is
a little better than no bridge, but we
certainly need 4 good steel bridge At
that point and one that Is wide enough
tor teams to pass on.
Professor Bhcker's brother Is in
Roswell and expects to make this his
home.
Mr.. ]. H. Lowell 10 building a cot
tage on his home ranch for the use
of his man. He will also build cold
storage room for keeping fruit.
Parma won the football game play
cd with Roswell. Friday afternoon.
The Roswell boys play we'll for begin