The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-07

eral days between semesters with her
parents in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hight have a
baby daughter, born, February LIST.
Lewis Douglas is now able to be
around in the wheel chair. He has
had three months siege in the hos
pital.
A marriage license was issued on
February 3rd to Mr.. Arthur G. Sails
bury and Miss Mabel Sites, both of
Caldwell.
Mrs. S. J. Miller, Mrs. Rowland and
Miss Wood attended DR.. Wiley's
lecture at Nampa.
l. J. N. Wagner's baby has been hav-
ing light touch of pneumonia.
The Boise Presbyterian Executive
committee met at the home of Mrs
H. D. Blatchley last Friday, January
3Oth. The main business was to ar
range the place of meeting and pro-
gram for the annual meeting in the
Spring This will be held in the First
Presbyterian church of Boise. - A g.
course luncheon was served by the
Caldwell Presbyterian Missionary
Society, after which those who were
interested went through the three
buildings of the College of Idaho The
delegates who were present were Mrs.
Marion G. Blakesley of Payette, Mrs.
Z. P Lawrence, Mrs. J. H. Lowell,
and Mrs. Edgar Dilley of Roswell;
Mrs. Thomas K. Hunter of Notus;
Mrs. c. L. Park of Parma Mrs. H E.
King of Nampa; Mrs. John P. Tate,
Mrs. A. L. Lee, Mrs. E. S. Owen, Mrs,
G Brigger, Mrs J. H. Barton, Mrs.
Henry Quickendon, Mrs. R. w.
Stubblefeld, of Boise; Mrs. John
Groome, Mrs. Lewis S. Ollie, Mrs.
w. S. Hawkes., Mrs. Ralph Beal of
Caldwell, and Mrs David A. Clemens,
representing Franklin.
Mrs. Charles Hawkes. visited last
week with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Lytle. of Nampa.
Miss Grace Paul was supper
guest at Finney Hall last Saturday
night.
The Endeavor Society OF the Christ
ian and Presbyterian churches had
joint social at the Old. College AS
sembly Hall last Thursday night.
After a program of music and recita-
ton, there followed games and re-
freshments. About fifty young peo-
pie were present.
Professor ]. NJ Rankin and the Rev
Mr.. W. NJ. Case were the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Greenlund last Sunday
Sheldon's English class had SUR
land boulevard last Saturday night
This, they called their "Post-Drama
Jubilee" and they were very jubilant
thA kI~k
Sheldon so completely by surprise
Those who were present were. Mr..
and Mrs. Pond, the Misses c. Swat
man, Mccormick, MCGEE. Wallace,
Lanzendorf. Bird and Paul, and the |
Messrs, MCCORMICK. Wooley, Taylor,
Ragsdale and c. Tappan. All repres-
entatives of the Sopohmore and
Junior classes OF .he college.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Runciman
celebrated their twenty fourth we'd
ding anniversary on January 30th.
Those who attended the Schubert
Concert have many words of praise
tor the excellence of the program.
Professors H. H. Hayman and P.
A. Boulton were in Boise the 3Oth in
the interests of the College of Idaho
Misses Lillian and Charlotte Swat
man accompanied their father, B. F.
Swatman of New Plymouth, to Boise,
for a pleasure visit last Friday.
Mr.. Greenlund is confined to his
home with rheumatism.
Much interest is manifested IN the
approaching twenty-hfth anniversary
celebration at the Presbyterian church
The program extends through the
week, February 10th to 23rd.
Mrs. Richard Hart has returned to
Sheaville, Oregon, after a pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Brass.
Miss Ketchen. Jne of the public
school teachers entertained her sis
ter, Miss Frances Ketchen, over Sun
day.
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Fred Lilly and
Mrs. Udick will assist Mrs Colin Nc Il
lLeod, as hostesses at the Ladies' Aid
Tea, which will be given at her home
next Wednesday afternoon, the 18th.