The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-22
SOCIAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

:, Harley Lavering arrived in the civ
tuesday evening for a short visit
See-Miss Botkiu as the hr;ds :,
The Kleptomaniac" eivenbv ,ha
Westminster Guild, at the old coI,en,
building, November g. Tickets 81
sale Friday at Botkin-Harmon Drvm
Store, Is cents.
The members of. the w. r e "a
y. a r. were delightfully."- entertained
,ast rrqay afternoon, at the home of
~. =. r. Jackson on Arthur Street.
AFTER social hour refreshments were
served ana general good time en-
joyed by all present.
Inc Ladies Aid of the Methodist
CHURCH will hold its annual bazaar.
tuesday, December 8. IN the base
ment OF the church. A cafeteria
luncheon and chicken pie supper
win be served. An invitation is ex-
tended to all. no
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hart
a boy, November 6. Mr.. and Mrs
Hart moved to Portland recently.
II you want any good cabbage or
turnips, $l.OO per hundred, call at
bockhold's garden, Golden Gate adj
The ladies of the U. T. c. club were
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. w. M. Cupp at the Cupp resi-
dence on the Boulevard. Misses
Louise Botkin and Bertha Cupp as
sisted Mrs. Cupp is serving.
w. s.. Clore and daughter moved to
Parma last week.
Miss Lousia Randall of Boise, is
visiting Miss Lura Adam this week.
Editor Burroughs of the Bruneau
Nugget, was Caldwell visitor, Sat-
urday.
The Q. S. 1. railway have put on 20
new locomotives.
Mrs. F. H. Adam visited in Ontario
Oregon, with friends the first of the
week.
Mayor Grifiths was at Twin Falls
the latter part of the last week on
legal business.
Councilman E. HI. Adam attended
the scottish Rite at Boise Friday and
Saturday.
| Miss Lura Adam gave little din
ner party to a few Of her friends
last sunday.
Mr.; Ireland, representa- Beall &
Co. is enjoying visit from his wife,
who joined him at this place from
Portland, Oregon.
A foot ball game was played at
Caldwell saturday between Caldwell's
second and Parma's first teams. The
playing was close and spirited. The
score being 0 to 0.
The sophomore class of the Cald-
well high school gave class party,
Friday evening, in the recertion room
of the high school building. Games
were played and refreshments served.
All present enjoyed themselves very
much.
A lizard Time Party" .yas given in
the high school reception room last
Saturday evening, by the Junior Class.
Everyone was dressed in their hard
time clothes. Many old-fashioned
games were played and prizes were
awarded to Miss Daphne aowen and
Linville Baker for the best costumes.
A hard time lunch, consisting of mush
and milk, was served, and all spent
a very enjoyable evening.
he Home Mission campaign week
celebrated in this city this week at the
Presbyterian church by daily morn
ing prayer service, between the hours
of 8 and o'clock. Each day had its
special prayers and the Indians, Ash
atics, the immigrants, our foreign mis-
sions, the rural and urban population,
temperance reform, the social pro-
blem- women and child
loborers-Mormonism, ETC., came in
] for prayerful consideration.
Hon. = nos. E. Walker has resigned
as Councilman from the Third ward
The mayor appointed Fred N. Har-
rington to fill the unexpired term
! which appointment was confirmed by
the city council. The city in losing
| the services of Mr.. Walker, lose a
very valuable member OF the city
council, because he put in much OF the
his time and attention to the care q
city business. Mr.. Harrington, his sue
cessor. is well spoken of as an active
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