The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-06-06
SOCIAL AND Personal ITEMS

of the lesson, which was a verv inter
esting one led by Mrs. Lyon. daint,
refreshments were served and a snlen'
did social hour enjoyed.
Charles Sebree left Wednesday for
Portland, Oregon.
Messrs. Mckee and Wayne and the
Misses Genevieee Flynn and Honorr
levers enjoyed an outing at the Dew
ers ranch on Decoration day.
DICK Beatty left Wednesday for a
visit IN Washington. On the way he
| VIII take in the Rose Festival at Port
C. W. Albertson and family and
Mrs. G. J. Jackson of Parma, spent
Tuesday in Caldwell.
Mrs. Brobst and Mrs. Geo. Crook
ham and family spent Saturday in
Middleton.
Miss Elsa McCrath of Star. i. Wis
iting at the Buntrock home.
Miss Marjorie Steelman. spent. Sat-
urday and Sunday with Miss Ida
White at her country home near
Allan Lyon is spending, a few DAYS
with friends in Weiser.
Another young cinnamon bear has
been added to the attraction of the
park at Lake Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur have taken
rooms at MI. Buntrock's. Mr.. VIII
bur Is making plat of Canyon coun-
ty. ~-
Mr.; and Mrs. Robert. Mckinley and
daughter OF Boise, were visitors in the.
nome OF e.. r Aekleys last week.,
~ MRS. Meth OF Middleton, spent
Tuesday in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Skinner of En-
NETT, were Caldwell visitors the first
OF the week. Mr.. Skinner is the non.
ular editor fthe Emmett Index ana
mas watched over the fortunes of, that
city for 10, these many years--it is he.
that put the bloom on the peach, that.
has made Emaaett famous IT, is.-hutr
what's the user Az an Index tophisl
many virtues just 60 and visit Elm
Sam RAIDER, the prominent, merchant,
from Ontario, was an Interested vii.
tor in the city Saturday
w. M. ReiuefneB the well known,
rancher of Notus, was q bushes. via.
itor Monday. Mr.. Reinemer is very,
optimistic regarding the splendid out
look tor crops this year.
FOR RENT - Modern 6-room
house; bath, open fire place, sleeoincs
porch; $l5.-Inquire L. NJ, Tribune,
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J. 0. Andrews was in from his farm.
near New Plymouth Friday. Mr. An
crews IS rapidly getting his, place in
high state of cultivation.
L: J. Ross, of the firm of T. H
FORBES 4 Co, returned Monday from
1aaho City, where he has been looking
after two bridge contracts which were
awarded in Boise county last week.
u; }. Dickson. editor and publisher
OF the Parma Review, was a business
ylsiotr in Caldwell, Friday last. Mr..
Dickinson says that Parmal continues
TO grow and flourish. The Re-
view is certainly keeping, apace with
Harry DAVIS, Charles Brewster. c.
I'll Weeks and John. Look have, made
DUPLICATION for the purchase. of a sec
ion of timber land above Boise I'll
ne application is allowed they will
ONE INTO une possession Of someeval-
lu9ie proPerty.--Parma Review.
Edna May, the youngest daughter
u MRS. Alice Williams of Jordan VAL
ey' was married to Robert M. Dun
an OF vale, Ct the home of the brides
mother on Wednesday morning in the
presence of a few immediate relatives
Ontario Argus.
Prof. H. A. ireland, the CANYON
ounty farm expert, leaves today for
'ayette where he will address the
range OF that place on some of theI
arm problems the people there are 1
allied upon to solve.
Thos. w. Bicknell of Massaehus etts
; expected in Caldwell soon to visit
nth his cousin. w. c. Bicknell. MI
3icknell is ex-president of the N. Eli
H., ana Is west to attend the meetinsd
n Salt Lake. He is also one of the