The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-22
ROSWELL.

and Will Criggs comprise another
hunting party, who started for Mo-
hogany Mountain, Tuesday. expect
ing to be gone about ten days.
Mrs. Harper and children arrived
last week. and are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Zehners, parents of Mrs.
Harper. Mr.. Harper expects to arrive
soon with carload of goods. when
they will take possession Of the L. M.
Birch ranch, which they have leased
for the coming year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper formerly lived in Roswell but
have been living in Kansas for the
past several years. We are clad to
welcome them back.
Miss Grace M. Shepherd, State Su-
perintendent of Schools, was enter
tanned at the home of ]. H. Lowell.
while in Roswell last week.
Mrs. J. H. Lowell spent Friday in
Caldwell.
Little Earl Stumper has been quite
ill, but is better at this writing. DR..
Mabel Fouch has been attending him.
The dance given last Friday even
ing at the Bragg Hall, was we'll at
tended, Between forty and fly couples
being present. A number from Parma
and other places. were there.
The Ladies Chautauqua Circle met
with Mrs. Rice last Saturday. Thew
will meet with Miss Isabelle Smith
next Saturday.
For Thanksgiving dinner ice cream
and candies telephone your order.
The Colonial.
J. H. Lowell went to Caldwell last
Sunday afternoon. His little son,
Edwin, met him there Monday morn
ing, and they went to Boise to have
Edwin's eyes fitted to glasses.
Clifford Merrill is not in school this
week, owing to severe cold.
Professor Rinehart was entertained
at the home of ]. H. Trout during his
stay in Roswell last week.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyter-
ian church met with Mrs. S. ]. Tun-
ming Wednesday afternoon. Bazaar
work was the order of the afternoon.
which will be. held December 9th.
Mr.. L. M. Birch held public auc-
ton sale at his ranch Tuesday, Nov
ember IL. There was large crowd in
attendance, and about 5000 was real
lied from the sale. Everything was
sold except a little hay and some
wheat. The pop corn sold on the
field at cent per pound
The Presbyterian ladies served lunch
at noon and realized the neat sum Of
$1,000.
Mr.. Birch has loaded two cars of
apples which he expects to ship to
Illinois to sell.
Mr.. Birch will start Saturday and
will be accompanied by Mrs. Lee
Baldridge and children, who are go
ing east on visit. Mr.. Baldridre
will meet her some time later after his
fall work is completed.
Rev. Darby, pastor of the church
at Ten Davis. was 4 Roswell visitor
last Thursday. He announced that
Bud Robinson, revivalist, would hold
services there this week, and was
anxious everyone should attend.
The Patrons Day exercises were
we'll attended both Thursday and Fri
day afternoon and also both evenings.
The talk given by Miss Grace Shep-
herd, Thursday evening, was much ap-
preciated also the one by Prof, Rhine
hart. Friday afternoon and evening.
He judged a number of horses and
cattle in the afternoon.
The attendance was small at the
Grange Wednesday evening, but they
expect to hold an open meeting this
Wednesday evening to which all are
cordially invited. Games and music
will be the order Of the evening.
Mrs. Ray Ekin has been very i'll;
she had tumor removed by DR.
Miller, of Caldwell, last Thursday
She is improving now.
Miss Carleton, County Superinten-
dent, visited the Roswell school last
Wednesday and Thursday. She com
plimented the school very highly and
stated it ranked with the best schools
IN the county.
About twenty Of G. L. Mccormick.
neighbors with eight teams, congre.
gated at his ranch last Saturday and
hiusked his popcorn and stored it
Also his crop of onions were taker
care Of. Mr.. Mccormick feels very
thankful-says that he can rest more
easy now and be contented to wait fol
his broken bones to unite. The bone!
Were: broken in FIVE places between
the knee and ankle. M
Mr.. lessee Baker Is building 4 larg'
wagon shed on his ranch.
Roy Swigert had the misfortune 4
loose quite valuable dog last Thurs
day. The dog ran in front OF MI
killed.
Mrs Cottier returned from Caldwell
Sunday evening with he'd infant son
,Wendall, whom she has had in tn
hospital for treatment for about
week. DR.. Miller attended him. TIL
baby has been very i'll, but Is showing
marked improvement now.
4, After the program Friday Afternoon
had football game. They played
close game with score Of s to {
Leslie Howard was hurt Ia scrim
mage SO that he was out of The gam
but Is improving now.
Stewart Ross came home rrida
evening, remaining until Sunda
evening.
The boys are quite proud of thei
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Casmar left 70
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