The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-01-17
ROSWELL

AS 4hSt Nhui Vii VI
Parma is to share with the Sterry
Memorial church of Roswell the use
of their splendid new steroptican,
which will be used to illustrate lectures
covering the various missionary fields.
The first lecture on Alaska was given
at the Presbyterian church in Roswell,
by Rev. E. P. Lawrence, Sunday even
ing, and was enjoyed by all present
Rev. w. r. Evans of West Africa,
will speak at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning.
The mixed quartette of Roswell,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs Grosvenor,
Pearl Hall, and Rev. E. P. Lawrence,
sang at Parma Friday evening at the
lecture given by the movable schools
Harry Putney is building house
on his land, and will reside here in
the future.
Mrs. Hugh Smith went to Boise,
Wednesday, and spent the day with
relatives. She went Thursday to
Gooding to visit her son. Carlyle and
family.
A great many Roswellites attended
the movable school, which was held at
Parma last week Their meetings
we're both interesting and instructive.
Miss Grace Hoover, supervisor of
domestic science at the State Univer-
sity, spoke to the pupils of the Ros-
we'll school Friday morning, and at
Parma in the afternoon.
Mr.. Hunt of the Roswell store went
to Weiser Sunday evening, returning
Monday evening. His son-in-law
owns department store at Weiser
George Obendorf has as his guest
L.. ..~c1o NJ Harr,, nhardorf of
Missouri. Mr. Obendorf has spent the
some time in visiting his nephew and
family before returning to his home in
Missouri.
Ed. earns son arrived from Oregon
Sunday evening, to spend the year
with his parents who reside on the
upper bench.
Mrs. A. J. lockwood and Mrs. Ed
ward lockwood spent Friday in Cald-
we'll.
Willis Marlin and family will leave
for their future home in Ohio tomor-
row evening. We regret very much
to lose Mr.. Marlin and family, as they
have resided here for number of
years, and are we'll known and highly
resDected The best wishes of their
many friends will accompany them to
their new home.
Miss Stella lockwood entertained a
number of her young friends saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland of Payette,
we're entertained at the home of ]. H.
Trout, during their stay in Roswell.
Mr.. Harland was in attendance at
the Grange last Wednesday evening.
He installed the following officers:
Mary D. lockwood, master; Clifford
Paine, Overseer; E. P. Lawrence,
Wasmtad, steward; Ed Stumper, as
sistant steward; Ruth Campbell, lady
assistant steward; George H. Brush,
Treasurer; J. Trout, secretary; C>K.
Hanna, gatekeeper; Mrs. Ina Abbott,
Ores; Mrs. May Peter, Pomona, Mrs.
Leta Brown, Flora. After the install
lation Mr.. Harland told them about
the national grange meeting which
was held in Spokane, Washington, in
November. There was large attend
ance, and the oyster supper which
followed the meeting was enjoyed by
all present.
Representative A. ]. lockwood
spent Sunday with his family, return
ing to Boise Sunday evening.
J. H. Lowell was a Boise visitor
last Friday.
Mr.. Martins sale was we'll attend
ed, notwithstanding the day was very
stormy, and they received good prices
for everything sold. The Baptist
ladies served dinner.
H. w. Robinson was transacting
business in Boise Friday.
Mrs. ]. H. Lowell was Caldwell
visitor Friday.
Little Nora Hall, sister of Miss
Pearl Hall, has been quite i'll the past
week, but is somewhat improved
Master Reid Robinson is quite i'll
with tonsilitis.
A farewell party was given to Mr.
and Mrs. Marlin at the Bragg Hall
last Thursday. A number of their
friends attended.
Mrs. B. M. Campbell receied tele-
gram last Monday evening, announc-
ing the sad news of the death of her
aged father at Des Moines, Iowa Mr.
Dodds was 90 years old and had been
blind for several years.
The Boy Scouts, and the Boys club
took hike to Alkali slough last Sat-
urday and after cooking and eating
their dinner in camp fashion they
spent pne AFTERNOON sSkatlnE ana uu1t-
ing. Everyone had a Jolly time al
though the snow storm in the after
noon brought them home sooner than
] they expected to come.
The Riverside Ditch company held
its annual election at the Presbyterian
church Saturday afternoon The d.
rectors for the ensuing year are ]. II.
Lowell, T.. M. Kirkpatrick, Roc. Helms
c. Fl. Allen, Ben Ross, Rob't. Weir
and Thomas Welsh.
Miss Lizzie Brush has been assist
ing at the Roswell store for few
days.
Clarence Moler started on horse
back last Friday for Van Wyck. Idaho.
where his parents reside. He expects
to remain there for seeral weeks.
Eleven-inch ice was reported last
Saturday.
Howard Williams ana family are
living in VIM. Halls house on the
upper bench.
A few of our Young Deonlc were