The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-12-13
ROSWELL.

Professor Blacker and his mother
haxe moved into the house vacated
by(R. M. Sloan.
NJ. Sloan and family left last
Thur sday evening for their future
hdme in North Yakima, Washington.
/The Presbyterian Aid Society held
their annual bazaar and supper Friday
kvening There was large crowd,
Iand the ladies had a fine display OF
fancy work, also very appetizing
supper, which netted them the neat
sum of one hundred dollars.
Mrs. Cottier came home from the
hospital in Caldwell, where she has
had her baby boy for treatment. He
is a little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre spent several
days last week in Boise. They filed
on desert claim east of Boise.
Mrs. H. M. Ruddock of Caldwell,
visited in Roswell several days this
week, as the guest of Mrs. L. W..
Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruddock were
among the early settlers of Roswell,
and always find warm welcome
awaiting them here.
Methinks l hear wedding bells
ringing as we'll as Christmas bells,
just listenl
The Roswell school directors at
tended a county school trustees
meeting in Caldwell, Tuesday, Decem-
Der lUth. Those attending were Roc.
Helms, ]. H. Lowell, E. T. Rice, A.
J. lockwood and A. J. Mccormick.
ri, &c
Mr.. Mammon's, in Dixie, and the
young folks are taking advantage OF
it.
G. L. Mccormick sat up for while
Saturday and expects to be about a
little on crutches in few days. His
leg is getting along remarkably well.
The ladies of Roswell have received
an invitation from the Amphictyonic
council of Parma, for social after
noon, December 18TH, to be given at
the club rooms from to 5 o'clock.
Mr.. Jean Harper arrived in Parma
with carload of household goods
and farm implements, which he trans
, ferred to the L. M Birch ranch in
Roswell, which he has leased for the
coming year.
Word has been received that LIN.
Birch, who shipped two carloads OF
apples and potatoes to Illinois, that
he realized rs cents per bushel for
his potatoes, and $l.50 per box for
some of his apples and expects to get
more for the balance of them.
The Ladies' Missionary Circle of
the Presbyterian church held its
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
George H. Brush, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. H. Lowell was a Caldwell
visitor Thursday.
The Chautauqua circle meets with
Mrs. E. T. Rice, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. George Obendorf will give a
package shower, Saturday afternoon,
in honor of Miss Kate Campbell, who
is to be married this month.
Rev. Thorne, the Baptist minister,
handed in his resignation as pastor,
last Sunday morning, to take effect
the first of the year. He resigns on
account of i'll health.
The Boys club took hay rack
ride down in Oregon, to Miss Virginia
Halls claim, and brought back a load
OF sage brush.
The Baptist ladies will hold their
annual bazaar and chicken pie supper
on Thursday afternoon and evening
Titus and DR.. Ross Of Boise. Mr.:
Hopgarden Of Atlanta, Ca, guest OF
DR.. Ross, and Mr.. Whittier, electrician
OF the Upper Payette project. motored
down from Boise last Thursday, stop
ping at Mr.. Wohlschlegels over night.
They went on to the slough Friday
morning. hunting. They did not
secure many ducks, but stopped at the
bazaar in the afternoon and ate their
The dance at the hall Friday even
ing was not very well attended
The windstorm Thursday evening
done considerable damage on the
upper bench. The wheel was torn
Mr.. Stevens wind mill, A. ]. Rock
woods hay derrick was blown down,
and also buggy shed belonging to
Ray Ekin.
The basket BALI girls in Miss
Smiths room bought curtains for the
school room with the money earned
on election day. The curtains add
very much to the appearance OF the
room. 1875 M
The grammar grades received two
new scholars last week, Bessie Hurt
and Sadie Hughes.
H. w. Wohlschlegel was business
caller in Boise, Tuesday.
Messrs. Clifford Paine and Clarence
Moler, the Misses Helen Hawkness
and Lottie Dutton were entertained
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs., Edward
lockwood. Sunday evening.