The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01

The members of the Freshmen class
OF the Caldwell high school, Friday,
enjoyed an evenings entertainment Of |
music and games, in the high school
building, light refreshments were serv-
ed and all report good time.
c. B. Marlatt was fined at Gooding, |
Idaho, for shipping apples said to be |
infected with Goblin moth and San
Jose scale. One hundred boxes of fruit |
were seized and destroyed. 1t came
from his orchard near that city.
According to the Twin Falls Times,
the city of Twin Falls is taking the
necessary steps to bond itself in the |
sum OF $l5O,OOO to install municipal
water works system. The bond cleo
ton will occur November 26. 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. March of Fred
ericksberg, Iowa, are spending the
| winter in this city with their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kings
| bury.
I The Y. P. S. c. F.. of the Presbyter-
ian church took a straw ride Friday
| evening, out to the beautiful country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie. Delicious
refreshments were served and a de-
lightful evening was spent by all.
The Commercial club received an
accession of some 50 members to that
body last week. That is certainly a
healthy growth.
Mayor Griffiths was at Walla Walla
couple of days last week attending
the meetings of the Northwest League
of Municiplies.
A jolly good time was enjoyed by
the students of the first and second
years of the College of Idaho. acade-
mis- department, on straw ride Thrus-
day night of last week.
i VIM. Hollenback, an old-time Cald-
we'll liveryman, was Caldwell visitor
last week.
Wayne Frost arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon to visit for some time
with his sister, Mrs. E. c. Lavering.
Mr.. Frost has been confined in the
hospital at Rupert for some time with
broken leg.-Twin Falls Times.
E. A. Wheeler is convalescing after
long siege of typhoid fever.
Born-In this city, Sunday, October
20, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Ruby,
a son.
Born-In this city, Friday, October
10, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Stofter
a son.
a Born-In this city, Friday, October
Y 18. 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Bailey
a daughter. =,
3 VIM. Rhode and family returned last
4 week from several months outing IN
:. Yellowstone National Park.
r Misses Florence and May Elhart
entertained several of their freiend!
y at dinner Friday evening.
NJ. III O,;ck left Ia ct week or
an extended visit with her daughter
h Gladys, of Pendleton, Oregon:
! Mrs Christensen is remodeling me-
r home. on the corner of Kimball ant
Dearborn.
:, Miss Grace Nichol visited from Fri
r day to Sunday at the home OF he
uncle. w. H. Nichol, of Dixie.
If Miss Matte Henshaw was in Bots
S. Saturday.
y Tim Driscoll was here from Parm
Tuesday.
is Mrs. R. S. Golf was summoned t
y. Apple Valley to take care OF MRS
Robins son, who is i'll.
d Miss Ruth Hart was obliged to sto
lie school on account Of weak eyes. On
will return to her home in Jordan Va
r. ley.
rp Walter Smeade is able to be up an
at around after his severe attack
ne rheumatism.
Of Mrs. Ella Hickock was brougi
n home last week from DR.: Weymouth,
1g where she has been sick for a wee
u The Bridge club met at the hon
of Mrs. M. J. Devers. Mrs: Belch'
ny won the prize The guests OF the CIV
he were Mrs. Robertson, of Nampa; Mr.
as Mrs. Botkin, of Caldwell. The ne:
1t regular meeting will be held at Il
home of Mrs. J. w. Cue. /.
of Judge and Mrs. Bryan entertained
of few friends at a picnic supper" Mo
re day evening at $50 o'clock. deligh
rg full surprise was in store for the CUES
Ter when they were treated to your
grouse-trophies of the Judges hane
NO work. Bridge followed the sprea
The guests departed at late moi
lay declaring the Publication the treat
the season. !,
le- The first of the evening bridge cI
series will meet at the home OF M
on T. S. Jackson on Thursday.
A new bridge club has been orga
lay lied between Caldwell, Middletan a
!. Nampa. The first meeting was NJ
lay October S at the home OF Mrs. Pio
L. head. of Middleton. Nampa was
prize winner. The clubs guests. ",
wis Mrs. Cottingham, of Nampa, and M
Bryan. of Caldwell. The next me