The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-06
ROSWELL.

Mr.. Titus of Boise visited at H. w
Wohlschlegeps several days the first
of the week. Mr.. Titus came down to
take in the first morning duck hunting
About the usual number of Boise
Caldwell and Nampa sportsmen were
in the Roswell vicinity Sunday to hunt
the featherd tribe. The hunting was
fairly good and most of the hunters
returned home with enough mallards
and spoonbills for big dinner.
Miss Sheets left Friday for Park
City, Utah, where she will teach in
the public schools.
A Harvest Festival was held in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morn
ing. The very choicest samples OF
grain, corn, fruit and garden produce
were there. The church was very
nicely decorated with the corn and
grain.
Miss Mary Blake left last Friday
for her home in Massachusetts,. Miss
Blake has been visiting her nephew,
Mr.. J. H-Lowell, for the last four or
five months.
Several Roswellits attended the
Barnum Bailey circus at Boise last
Wednesday, All report fine time.
Henry Fields of Nyssa, was hunt
ing in this vicinity last Sunday.
The dance given at the Bragg and
Swigert hall last Friday night was
poorely attended on account of the
threshing and other work in the vici-
nifty. The orchestra was delayed but
they finally got here about ten o'clock.
The next dance will be given a week
from Wednesday night and we expect
a large crowd
Frank Howard and Mr.. and Mrs
Bragg were in Caldwell Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor were
in Caldwell last Friday.
Chas. Paine will begin picking
prunes this week, Wednesday, on the
Steel orchard. Mr. Paine has purchased
most of the prunes packed at the Steel
packing house which has just recently
been built
Mr.. Clary will begin picking his
prunes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Merrill of
Parma, were in Roswell last Friday.
Mrs. Merrill will be our primary
teacher again this year.
Miss Hazel lockwood returned to
her home in Madelia, Minnesota last
Wedne sday, after two months visit
with friends and relatives in Roswell.
The annual school election will be
held at the school house Tuesday
evening to elect two new directors,
to fiji the places of Roc Helm and Lee
Birch.
Grover Fretwell returned from the
hospital at Salem, Oregon, last Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
were up from Ontario, Sunday.
Roy Stark left Monday evening for
Kirksvillc. Missouri. to take up his
studies for the coming term.
DR.. Smith, of Caldwell, motored
down Sunday morning in time to hunt
ducks.
A meeting of the Yoemen lodge will
be held in Roswell. Monday, Septem-
Der. 2, to organize lodge. elect and
install officers. L. Haquet, state man
ager, from Boise. will be present.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Trout and children at
tended the circus in Boise last We'd
nesday.
Miss Smith, our sixth, seventh and
eighth grade teacher, arrived last week
and is at present staying at Jesse
Bakers. Miss Smith taught in the
Franklin district last year.
Mr.. Will Hall has the new barn at
the school house nearly completed.
Arthur Johnson had the misfortune
to blow off about ten inches of his
Winchester pump gun, last Sunday
while hunting ducks.
Ed Stempers made 81 bushels to
the acre when he threshed his oats
last Saturday.
Mr.. Bradshaw of Deer Flat, visited
at H. w. Wohlsclegel's Monday and
Tuesday.