The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-22
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL items

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The social activities of the Christian
church have been something unusual
during the present season, especially
since the close of the autumn revival
following which some SO new menu
bers were taken into the church. The
last of these events was the "Hard-
times" social. which was held at the
church Friday evening Of this week
under the auspices of the Young Peo-
pies society. The primary object Of
the meeting was to raise certain
amount Of money which had been
pledged by the society to the state
work. Pleasing vocal solos were CIV
en- by Miss Viva Leslie, and Messrs.
Scott and Herchel Clore. Miss Les
lies song was character sketch I'M
costume, and proved to be especially
entertaining. Those acting as accom-
panists and presiding at the piano at
intervals during the evening were Mrs:
Rosenberg, Miss Matte Hoshaw and
Ebert Rice. Aside from the financial
success the entertainment is said to
have been one of The best from so
cial point of view that has been given
this yea.
Edgar Kimbrough has sold his bus
mess and residence to Mr.. Turner,
who is late arrival in the city. The
residence is situated on Dearborn ST.,
near 18th, in one of the finest locations
in the citv. 1t is new, having been
built during the last six months. Mr..
Turner will conduct the business in
the same place in the old p. O. build
ing on 9TH street. Mr.. KimDrough has
already accepted the position as assist
ant cashier in a bank at Cambridge,
Idaho, and will leave about Dec. to
take up his new work Mrs. Kim
brough will continue her work a. Sth
grade teacher in the Washington
school until the close of the term in
May, when she will join her husband
at Cambridge. While remaining in
Caldwell Mrs. Kimbrough will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Har-
rington and family.
Creenleaf and Star teams played an
interesting game of basketball at the
high school gymnasium last Friday
night. A good sized crowd, mostly
from Caldwell. attended the game.
The score was AZ to 8 in favor Of Star.
The Turner barns and. horse BUSH
ness, has been leased to the Smeade
Bros. of Boise, who will continue the
business as it has been conducted in
the past.
The game of football between Ros-
we'll and c. HI. S. first team which was
to have been played Wednesday even
ing, has been postponed indefinitely
On account of the muddy roads it Is
difficult to arrange game with Ros-
well.
THE 9th grade pupils of the Wash
ington school gave their teacher, Miss
Stewart, a delightful surprise party at
her home last Friday evening. Games
and refreshments furnished the enter
tainment.
A good fast football game between
Nampa second team and Caldwell sec
ond team was played at Recreation
park Tuesday evening. A fair sized
crowd witnessed the game. The score
was, 10 to 0 in favor of Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Redway and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn entertained
at dinner on Wednesday evening. The
long table was conferred by candelabra
holding beautiful pink shaded candles.
After dinner The guests enjoyed sew
eral games Of bridge. The prizes were
won by Mrs. S. D. Simpson and Mr..
iDoan. The guests of the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Doan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j..
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. ]. Devers, DR.. and Mrs. Cue and
Miss Flynn.
A game Of football will be played at
Recreation park on Saturday after
noon at 5 o'clock, between the Mann
pa first team and the first team Of
Caldwell This will be the second
game, one having been played at Mann
pa two weeks ago, when the score
was a tie, O to O.
Mrs. F. L. Grouse, who has been
visiting her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Grouse, for the past
five weeks. left Tuesday evening for
her home in Clarion, Iowa. She was
accompanied by her little son Duane.
Chas. Crimes is very i'll at his home
suffering from severe attack Of alb
cess Of the stomach. He was taken
sick last Friday, and his case has been
considered serious from the first.
A number Of young people who
belonged to mountain party who
spent their vacation on the Middle
Fork Of the Payette river, gave Miss
Edith Engle birthday surprise par
ty at her home TUESDAY, night.
On the evening of Dec 6 the Bap-
fist Young People will give the COM
edy "Mr. Bob" at the old College As
sembly hall, under the direction of
Mr.: Nash. The characters Of the play
will be taken by the Misses Myra Me-
Donald, Neeta Smith, Edna Askey,
Margaret GIBSON. and Messrs.
Thomas Jackson, Edgar GIBSON and
William Momberg. The play Is light
comedy and is said to be very .humor-
ous;