The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-12-06
ROSWELL.

Mrs. w. A. Ross and daughter Of
. Boise, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Rice several days last week
Mrs. Ross is sister of Mr.. Wvckoff
the Caldwell druggist.
Mrs. Clarence Moler went to Ro;se
last Saturday and filed on 1870 acres
of land about seventeen miles east of
Boise.
A surprise was given at the home Of
George H. Brush last TUESDAY eneu
ing in honor of Ralph and Hazel
Sloan, who expect to leave Wednes.
daywith their parents, for their new
home in Washington. Thev were
each presented with a book bv their
young friends, as a remembrance of
old friendships.
Edgar Dilley and w. R. Stevens
were only gone one week on their
hunting trip. One of the horses M
Dilley started with was taken sick
the first day and was left in the care
of a veterinary at Caldwell, when il
afterwards died. Mr.. Dilley returned
home and got another horse, and re-
newed his journey. But found the
snow so deep in the mountains that
the deer had left for the bottom lands.
They failed to get any.
Eddie Brush and Hazel Sloan went
to Caldwell Thanksgiving day to wit
ness the football game.
George Wohlschlegel and Wiley
Paine returned Monday afternoon
from their trip to South Mountain in
search of deer. which they failed to
get; The snoE is kee deep there.
The Young Girls Missionary circle
met with Mrs. ]. H. Lowell SATURDAY.
afternoon. DR.. Hall, representative
Of the Freign Mission Board of the
Presbyterian church, and Rev. Geo.
H. Tgnll, Sunday school representa-
tive Of the Freign Mission Board, who
were spending the day with their
friend, E: P. Lawrence, also attended
the meeting and gave short talks on
the subject of missions.
Arthur Rice, Harold Mccormick.
the two Mr.. BENEFITS, Reid Robinson.
Edwin lockwood, were a few of the
Roswellites who attended the foot
ball game in Caldwell nksgiving
day. s.. ...e
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Rice entertained
the following people at their hospiI
table home Thanksgiving day: Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Smith and grand
daughter, Florence Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Lawrence and family. Prof.
Blacker, Mrs. Blacker, and their
mother, also Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Gromer.
Kinsey Robinson and Stewart Ross
spent their vacation at their homes.
The Baptist Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. F. E. Baxter, Thursday
afternoon. They are busy preparing
for the bazaar to be given December
18th at the hall.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
have their arrangements completed
for the bazaar and supper to be given
at the Presbyterian church this even
ing.
Mr.. A. J. Redwood spent Mon
day in Boise transacting business.
The Chautauqua Circle meets with
Mrs. Abbott, Saturday.
Miriam Dilley and Eunice Rock
wood gave a party il honor of their
little friend, Myrtle Sloan, last Friday
afternoon. Those present were, Agnes
Rooney Pauline Shumate, Clara
Peterman. Adelaide Wohlschlegel,
Grace Snyder, Dora Marlin, Leila
John, Vina Allen. They spent the
afternoon playing games, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Robert and Florence Mccormick
spent their vacation with their parents.
Miss Winnie Mccormick. daughter
OF E. P. Mccormick, was home during
Weiser, Sunday afternoon.
G. L. Mccormick is still improving
slowly, but surely.
Mre T1auda No<<:a. Z. e<:11 ~ 81 a
hospital in Caldwell with her baby.
The little one is. not improving as
rapidly as they had hoped it might.
Mrs. Cottier will remain at the hos
pital until there is a decided change
in the baby's condition. - :.
The Grange meetinp last Wednes-
day evening was we'll attended. The
games were. arranged by Mrs. Ben
Ross, and Mrs. Trout. and were the
source of great deal of amusement
Rev. E. p. Lawrence favored them
with a song. .ff
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Howard were
Calwell visitors Friday.
Mr.. Crause and daughter, Of Cald.
we'll. spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Baker. ari 5.2u.
The ladies of Roswell meet at the
home of Mrs. Abbott, Wednesday
afternoon to sew for the Muller child
rem.
The Roswell store, owned and con-
Quoted by D. B. Grosvenor, was sold
last week to Mr.. Hunter, Of Weiser.
Mr.. Hunter and family took posses
sion of the building last Saturday. the
rooms back of the store being used
as living rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. eros
venor will live at E. P. McCormick's
for time, until Mr. Grosvenor decides
Mrs. Grosvenor will decide to remain
here, 40 thew would be greatly missed
in both church and musical circles
Mr.. Crosvenor takes the first tenor
in the Roswell male quartette.
Miss Helen Hawkness spent her
THANKSGIVING vacation at her home
near Fargo.
There was a large attendance at the