The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
CANYON COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

MT: barts has finished his work with
the Roswell Mercantile Co., and left
tor his home in Meridian, Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor viii
have charge of the store from now IN
w. F. Howard was in CALDWELL m
business last week.
Mr.. Merrill and Wesley Burnett of
Juneau, Wisconsin, arrived here Satur-
day night. They will make their
homes with the families of A. ]. and
Z. L. Mccormick for while.
Florence Mccormick came home on
Monday evening to spend a couple of
days and attend the wedding of her
cousin, Edward lockwood.
The high school is making a COL
lection of apples, grains, etc, thew
would be pleased to receive specimens
from outsiders who feel interested
Inc. Christian Endeavor meeting
was given up Sunday evening on ac-
count of rain. Very few attended the
morning service. ="
w. F. Howard purchased "a head
OF mules in Caldwell. Mr.. Howard
and sons brought them home Satur-
day:
The Girls Basket Ball association
have withdrawn from the league, it
being too expensive for them at the
present time. If they have any games
1t will be with teams outside Of the
league.
A crew of men are at work on the
Riverside Canal, doing the usual fall
cleaning.
Professor and Mrs. Frederick Beale
were guets of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H.
Lowell while in Roswell.
Miss Virginia Hall of Ontario, spent
couple of days at home last week,
arriving Friday evening in time to at
tend the concert, she remained until
Sunday evening.
Rev. Christian, Superintendent of
the Chilren's Home in Boise, will give
an address at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning.
Rev. George A. Wilbur, who was to
preach in the Roswell Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. and in the
Wade school house in the afternoon,
was notified not to come on account
OF sickness in the Wade school dis
trict. r-I
L. M. Birch has changed the date of
his sale to November IL, to accomo-
date the auctioneers. The Ladies' Aid
will serve lunch at noon.
Lee Baldridge and family will leave
for the east on the 23rd, to visit re-
latives in Rockwell City, Iowa and
Carlock, Illinois.
Mrs. Boulton, teacher of elocution in
the College of Idaho, will give several
readings at the concert given by the
Male Quartette, November 22nd.
Mr.. Geo. Obendorf has 233 bushels
of clover seed threshed, and has little
more to thresh. His first cutting went
Is bushels to the acre and the fall seed
little over seven bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith received
letter from Mrs. Elmer Smith, their
daughter in law. telling of her safe ar
rival in Seattle, from her home at
Nixon Forks on the Tacoma river, $50
miles from the sea cost of Alaska. Her
companion is little Alaskan girl II
years old, whom she has adopted The
trip down the river to Bethel occupied
IL days and nights. At Bethel they
took passage on the schooner Bender
Brothers" This was the worst part
of the voyage, owing to the severe
storms. 1t took them nine weeks to
make the trip. Mrs. Smith is ex-
pected to arrive in Roswell this week.
and will make an extended visit with
Mr.. Smiths parents.
The Misses Bessie Trout and Ruth
Rice will give a Halloween party at
the home Of J. H. Trout, to IA of their
young girl friends.