The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29
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SOCIAL lll['L a. and !! PERSONAL |: ITEMS l
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Presbyterian church will hold baz,,-
rriuay AFTERNOON and evening, Dec
Smoer Q; at the old college building
Inc Girls Clee Club will give a pro-
gram in the evening. n2o Adv
Miss Ethelwyn Fortner was =
Nampa visitor Sunday. =
Miss Laura Adam Sundaved with
relatives in Nampa. td - $500
Mrs. J. H. Forbes was a week end
visitor with relatives in Boise. 5'>1
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. lie. have moved
INTO the city from Midway last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Layerinp Of
Twin Falls are visiting with relatives
in this city. up i-1a an 80 -
Mrs. Raleigh Simmonds visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Bell, at Notus,
z Councilman Adams returned Sun.
day night from business trip into the
Owyhee country. 7si,ep. l.''-... M,
Mr.. and Mrs Burger dined with Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Wescott, THURSDAY.
word was received from Arrowrock
last Saturday morning, of the death of
Mrs. w. B.. Jones of that place, from
cancerous growths. Mrs. Jones was
well known in this section Of the, state.
and, We believe, was an Idaho eirl'-
She was dughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Smith, and leaves husband, a
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Paynter. and a
daughter and son. besides her
iatner, several sisters and 4
her death. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were
married at this place in the year 1898,
and have lived, except for the past
three years. when qey. resided at
Arrowrock. at this ,pAce, The funeral
services were held At the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon, and the
remains were inferred in Canyon Hill
cemetery. eg eioeu gLt ~. 900 .i.,;i
I Mr.. and, Mrs. c, + B. Bradley, uncle
and, aunt of Mrs. e. H. Adam, came
down from Nampa. Saturday, to see
the ball game BfgI 91sff,i 9gif l.7s,5
|. Mr.: Bob. At the Old College build
ing, December II. D a5aIf/> o 1IDIIs
+ Mrs Cleaver, assisted by Miss Hazel
Harrington, entertained Miss Hair
rington's Sunday school class. at her
home last Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. ]. p. Bloomfield, sister of Mrs.
+. H. Adam, was down from Nampa,
and together with Mr., and Mrs. Brad
! ley, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam, Saturday. 4s4na, IIa.@hlc
Mrs. Walter "a Older left Monday
evening for a couple months visit
with friends and relatives in Dixon,
Illinois. While away she expects to
| visit Nebraska opints. '"l5 '7.' ~ 4
! Who il "Mr. BobF'-Dec. III, 1912,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Thornburgh 81
| Denver, who have been visiting Mrs
Herman Witteborg and family, lief,
I Thursday for San Diego, California.
J Dr.. w. c. Maxey left Wednesday
afternoon for trip to Los Angeles
He expects to spend about FIVE months
I in southern California. h'"t'R 4
I w, H. Isaac is entertaining the w
A. Stone family at the Bar Cross
I ranch on Succor Creek, during
Thanksgiving week end. m 10 mn
? Mrs, Merrill Holt and Mrs. Ralph
Scatterday gave the third of their
series of parties. a 4-course progress
sive luncheon. At. the home of Mrs
Holt at 1850 o'clock Tuesday after
noon of last week. Decorated paper
table covers of yellow chrysanthem.
ums, with napkins to match, were
used effectively at small tables d Tri-
colored kid card cases in mink, white
and blue, iettered in gold with ri the
| guests initials, were unique favor.
serving as place cards. IL Ornaments.
| pappers made attractive room decora.
| tions! 1.-The invited guests were
Mesdamesf Paul Murphy, H. ID
Blatdh1ey, Thos Bucknery G. H. Van
i Wyngarden, Herbert Blake, Ware
Stone, rBicknell y. C. Rice, P.9hA
1 Boulton Price, Walters Lille, Selma
bel r. NJ. Thompson, w. .s# Case F
I F. Beale, J. T. Hay. J. Horn, Haley
Ralph Beale, Chas Hawkes., Pufk
and theaMissesg tennieA Wood, MeFar
land, Edith Boyes, Finney. During
the afternoon the ladies enjoyed music
| from the. victrola. The hostessel
were anly assisted in serving by I'll,
Misses Price, Bess Price. Botlsin, ans
/ The Rev.,iW. s., Hawkes. is ifilini
4 Me Congregationalist pulpit at Hun
tington at present. He makes the tril
each sunday.a0 Aa09 7b.o
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