The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-15
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delegates were chosen to attend the
country Sunday school convention.
which will be held at the Presbyterian
church in Nampa on Wednesday: Mrs.
Parke, May Miller, Lettie Weymouth.
Lucille Browning, Ray McClenahan.
Ada Maus, Clarence Allen and Earle
Allen.
Mr.. ]. H. McClenahan and Mary at
tended church services in Nampa Sum
day morning.
callers at F. E. Parkes, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. F. E. Parke made business trip
to Council last week. =
Mr.. Bert Kinney, Elmer and Charlie
visited at Mr.. Dickens residence in
Caldwell last Saturday.
Earle Flory visited. at Mr.. Kinney's
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Clancy from Middle
ton, visited with Mrs. E. w. Within
and Mr.. Clancy, on Sunday.
Ralph Allen and Ralph Creason,
from Lower Fairview, attended Chris
tan Endeavor here Sunday evening.
Miss Mary McClenahan and Mr..
Backwood attended services at the
Brethren church at Fairview last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat King and little
SON from Middleton, were Sunday
dinner guests at G. w. Flory's.
Hubert Newman, form Caldwell,
came to Franklin Sunday morning
with his uncle Rev. Clemens, to church
services.
Nellie Browning spent Sunday after
church with Getta Bolts and Maud
Allen with Winnie Parke.
Anna Mary Browning visited Katie
Kriebiel Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Summers was calling on Mrs.
Florys Monday morning.
Mrs. Lee Richardson was quite ill
the first of the week, and is under the
doctors care. She is some improved
at this writing.
Mr.. H. S. Downs is not improving
from his illness and has nearly lost
his speech and the use of his right
hand. It is feared he is suffering
paralytic stroke. He is Under the care
of two doctors at present. We all
hope he will soon improve.
Wallace Baker made business trip
to Cambridge last week He recently
purchased a W-acre ranch up there
and Mr.. Allen has bought one hum
dred acres at the same place. They
will move to that place to make their
homes in the spring.
Mrs. May Grim spent last week with
her mother in Nampa.
Fairview, visited at Mr.. Kinney's on
last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Laws and her sister, Mrs.
Hunt, were shopping in Caldwell~iast
Tuesday.
Quite a number of people from
Franklin attended the Earle Compton
sale, near Midway, on Monday.
Edna White, who attends the Wash
ington school in Caldwell, was a well
come visitor at the Franklin school
on Tuesday.
The Canada stock farm suffered
quite loss recently, by SINE dogs
killing number of valuable sheep.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. Randolph, and sewed
for her on Thursday of last week.
About twenty ladies were present and
all had a most enjoyable time, aside
from making goodly number of gar
ments.
Mr.. Wardell, who has been the
foreman Of the Canada stock ranch
the past year. has moved his family
to Star for the winter.
Jacob Wagner moved here the past
week from Midway.
Charles Layton and family, from
Star. spent a few days the first of
last week at F. E. Parkes, just before
going to California, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs Waters visited last Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Sandy, Of
Ustick.
Mr.. Epely, from near Lower Fair
view. visited the Christian Endeavor
at Franklin Sunday evening.
Messrs. Turner and Shupe took
load OF apples to Caldwell on Tues
day.
A number of young people spent
a very pleasant evening at Mr., Ira
Miller's on Wednesday evening. Those
present were Ray and Barry McClen-