The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
ROSWELL.

lney also 0cCl0e0 TO nOlQ three ALI
day meetings, to which everyone is
invited.
Chas. Willis was a business visitor
in Wilder last Tuesday.
G. B. Ross; Democratic candidate
for county commissioner, was a Cald-
we'll and Boise visitor last Wednes-
day:
Mr.. John Steele, owner of the Steele
prune and apple orchard, was a busi-
ness visitor in Boise Saturday and
Sunday. rs
E. H. Brumback attended the NAL
heur County Fair at Ontario, last
Thursday. i
w. F., Howard and family were in
Ontario last week to the Fair.
Quite q number of Roswell people
took in the precinct fair at Parma last
Friday.
Ned Madden, of Caldwell, came.
down Friday evning for few days
visit at J. H. LowelPs.
Will Ross is spending few days
this week at the Hot Lake Sanatarium
at Hot Lake, Oregon.
A dance was given at the Bragg &
Swigert Hall last Friday evening I'M
der the auspicies of the Parma Re-
bekah lodge. 1t was well attended
and everyone had fine time. Supper
was served in the implement room by
the ladies.
Miss Finney and Aunt Mrs. Keller,
OF Caldwell, were visitors over Sum
day at j. H. Lowell's.
VIM. Hall has purchased three lots
from A. J. lockwood and he will at
once erect six-room bungalow, 3Ox
40 feet. Mr.. Hall and family will oc-
cupy the house as soon as It is COM
pleted.
Miss Gladys Trout went to Weiser
Monday to take up her studies at the
Idaho Industrial Institute
A grange and school program was
given at the Presbyterian church last
Wednesday evening. Refreshments
were served by the ladies of the Ros-
well Grange. The program was as
follows:
Roll calmly funniest school ex-
perience.
The teachers place in the commun-
ity-Ppof. Blacker.
Limitations Of the public school-Mrs
Merrill.
Co-operation-Mrs. ]. H. Trout
Music by quartette consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Crosvenor, Miss Pearl
Hall and Mr.. Lawrence. i
School Spirit-Miss Smith.
The Consolidated District-J. H.
Lowell.
Difficulties in the way of a teacher
achieving his aims and ideals Miss
Campbell.
What parents can do to help the
teachers-Mrs Peter.
Mr.. and Mr.. Nelson of Parma, at
tended the Grange and school meeting
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. lockwood and daughters.
Stella and Eunice, and Mrs. R. w.
Peter, were Caldwell visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Rooney were
Caldwell visitors Friday.
Mrs. ], H. Trout left Monday for
Portland, where she will meet Mr..
Trout and they will spend couple Of
weeks visiting coast points.
Rev. w. S. Hawkes. was a guest al
the E. T. Price ranch Sunday.
Robert Mccormick is at home for ;
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen went to
Nampa Thursday to hear the choir
M. and Mrs TavIor are entertain.
inc Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cottereil ane
two sons. from Vancouver. Washing
ton. who are returninr from thei
former home n Dover. MINI. The,
are tst;rr 4, ~ -.;rhts = -. o,.,si
and The dam to-dav Thev are v.r,
favorablv ;more ssed with ccuntrx !.
M. Turner al Cood;nc was n RIOS
we'll ON hnsires. Mondsv
Mr. Steel ~ 0maha who own. ,
forty acre sorune orchard also 4 fort,
acre annie orchard has ;nstailed :
new svstem lar diving prunes At TN
evaporator: which he considers ia
ahead of the old plant.
Mr.. VIM. Hall i erecting a barn |,
which the family will live until hi
new house i completed.
The local talent play: The las
Loaf" given by the Rebekahs Of Parm
was given in Nyssa, Monday evening
ottWart took part IN the play.