The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-04-05

ed the M. E. church.
Mrs Roupe has been confined 10
her home on Albany with an attack OF
asthma. :,
Miss Opal Stewart visited Annapell
title nj Roise from Saturday evening
until Sunday.
Mrs. ]. H. Altizer returned SATURDAY
evening from the Will Pinney rancn
| west of town, where she mas oeen
nursing Mrs. Pinney and little son.
| All are doing nicely.
CHI. Leighty had the misfortune 10
have the end of the little finger
| mashed Saturday afternoon wnile
handling ties. 1t was necessary 10
have it amputated to the first JOINT:
Mrs. S. C. Webb of Portland ylsitea
couple of days with Mrs. b. w.
Henry and returned Thursday.
Mrs. R. R. Corr from Fremont
Neb., sister of Mrs. F. G. Hoffman
is visiting here, and later will go to
their summer home at Jarbidge, ldaho'
where she will be joined by her hts
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Elphick are
located on Blaine street near the city
nall
RAYMOND Hall was in Caldwell
| Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week
Miss Lillian Swatman returned to
New Plymouth for a few days visit
with parents.
Cream will add greatly to the pleasure
of your dinner.
Arthur Egbert came in from Nampa
Friday evening to attend the contest
and also visited his sister, Miss Egoert
at the dormitory Sunday
Miss Eva Cummings spent the week
end at home with her parents IN
Ontario.
| Miss Sheldon, from the college,
visited at home in New Plymouth
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. L. Bess left Tuesday for
Salt Lake where she will spend two or
three weeks visiting her mother and
sister
Mr.. G. Place of Los Angeles. visited
his cousin and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Blake, last week.
Grandpa Brown of Greenleaf has
been very sick. but is better at present
DR.. Young was down from Weiser
Wednesday looking after business and
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Banks.
Misses Irma Engle and Margaret
GIBSON were guests of Miss Muriel
Bess Sunday.
Miss Florence Moore of Boise visit
II M,S~:o1 foM dave LAST
week.
! Miss Sarah Randall is confined to
her bed with plursey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bess were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Nichol
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Journey were
MERRIAM visitors several days last
week.
Mrs Jess Merfurth of Boise spent
the past week visiting Mrs. Grace
Vail
| A. ]. Broadburt of Northwestern
Kansas visited Mr. and Mrs c. B..
Banks a few days last week. Mr..
Boardburt is looking around for To-
cation and is investing in property in
Caldwell
Margaret Mclaughlin, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mclaughlin,
has been suffering with her throat
and has had her tonsils removed.
Clarence Biggs of Middleton visited
Caldwell friends Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Miss Flavia Barney visited in Boise
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Hall returned home Sun
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church held business meeting
!, Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. F. Hart.
Mrs. J. D. Bloomfield was over
from Nam'a last Friday.
Mrs. George Berlin is spending the
Easter Exercises are being prepared
by all the churches of the city.
Mrs. Jake Billingsley lies at the
point of death in Boise hospital. But
!, slight hope is entertained for her re.
3 covery.
The body of Mrs. Jno. Shafer o.
!, Notus was laid to rest in Canyon Hill
l. cemetery last Friday The funera
service was held at Notus, being con
: Quoted by Rev. Lewis. She is sur
vived by her husband and one child
Mrs. Hawkins from Payette, mothel
, of Mrs. Ed. Smith, returned to he
home Tuesday morning, after on
q weeks visit with her daughter
}. L. H. Paine is taking a vacatio,
r from his duties as mail carrier o,
route 3. and is exercising his muscle
!, doing spring work on his farm tw,
. miles south of the city.
Mrs. White, from New York, j
d located in the Dr. Hamilton propert,
I. on Main street.
n The Ladies' Aid society Of tn
, Methodist church met at the home O
Mrs. L T Hay on Chicago street las