The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-04-12
Personal and Social

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The Improvement club of Deer Flat
met at the home of Mrs. Bell Carr
last Tuesday and had very success
full meeting.
| Mrs. Louis Griffith's mother and
sister, Mrs. Meyer and daughter, re-
turned to their home in Illinois after
spending the winter visiting. They
like Idaho very much.
| w. E. Wood and sons have gone to
Roswell to fill several contracts for
spraying orchards.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Tompkins Of
Boise rode to Caldwell on their motor
cycle Sunday and spent Easter with
their sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Hoffman.
The Episcopal Guild meets Thurs
day afternoon at the lovely home of
Mrs. H. w. Dorman. Mrs. Dorman,
Mrs F. C. Boyes, Mrs. F. G. Hoffman
and Miss Emily Percer are the hos
tesses. A mission tea will be served.
Mrs. Nicholson and family have re-
Gently located in the Blake residence
formerly occupied by R. w. Cakes at
the corner of 10th and Cleveland.
Mrs. o. H. Van Duyn from Boise
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Caldwell visiting friends.
Mrs. Judge Sullivan from Boise is
visiting at the homes of. Mrs. c. E.
| Harris and Mrs DR.. Cue
Mrs. S. D. Simpson entertained a
pleasant company at dinner Saturday
evening at her home on North Kim
ball.
B. M. Holt was Cambridge visitor
this week.
Miss Leila Hay entertained number
Of young people at Easter breakfast
last Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. c. Gilbert is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. F. A.
Rogers on Deer Flat.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Cook and family
spent Easter with their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartley,
at Middleton.
John Lonkey goes to his farm which
was formerly the Agee place, and Jay
Lonkey moves into the city.
| Mrs. L. Ehlerst and grandson visited
at the |. N. Davis home Saturday and
| Sunday.
Mrs. w. R. Fisher and her daughter,
Mrs. Harl Fisher, from Boise are
visiting friends in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jester and family
visited Mrs. testers father, Mr. Brown
of Greenleaf, on Easter. Mr.. Brown
who has been sick is much improved.
G. w. Flemmons bought the VIM.
Mark residence and five acres east of
town. Mr. Mark will build on his 40
acres three and one-half miles east.
| T. z. Morris, nephew Of Mrs. w. A.
George, returned from a two weeks
visit in California and likes Idaho
best.
John Black and family have moved
onto the Chas. Jones farm one and
one-half miles east Of town,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Miller, have re-
turned to their home in Napoleon.
Ohio, after visiting in Caldwell and
spending the winter in California.
They may return and visit in Caldwell
next year as they believe this city has
future.
Mrs. w. A. Douglas and nieces,
i Mable and Verna Cross, attended the
Fair Acre Sunday school Easter exer-
cises at the Grange hall and visited at
the homes of Mr.. Bassett and Mr..
Cross at Greenleaf.
Mrs. Elijah Frost entertained the
Dorman and Roberts families and Mr..
c. C.. Stinson at an Easter dinner Sun
day
Mrs. H. Bitner and children spent
Easter at her home at Fargo. They
went Saturday and returned to Cald-
we'll Monday.
DIR. G. c. Gilbert was Boise visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. L. ]. White returned home
after ten days visit in Boise.
Mr.. Briggs and family have rented
the VIM. Mark residence which Mr.,
G. w. Flemmons purchased.
Mrs. w. R. Sebree is in Caldwell,
having arrived during the past week
from her California home. She will
spend the summer here.
The superintendent of water works
Is putting in meters on all the flat
rates on the city water system. He
will put large meter on the o. S. l..
supply pipe.
Mrs. c. Fink visited her daughter,
Mrs. {. II. Dietrich, at Notus Sunday
and Monday.
{. c. Stinson spent the winter in
Boston, Washington. D. c., and other
eastern cities, and has returned to his
mines lat Pearl, Idaho, after visiting
with II. w. Dorman and family. His
nephew, Cecil Stinson, accompanied
him to spend the summer.