The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-01-10
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PEACEFUL VALLEY.

vAAS~A~es
Miss Hazel Kiel returned to Albion
Saturday after spending the Christ
mas vacation at home.
Mr.. Mulch, Mr.. Mower and Mr..
Galavan are working on Bert Carol
sons house that was unroofed by the
wind some time ago.
There was q, good turn out at the
rabbit drive Tuesday, December 81.
and there were many rabbits killed.
Lawrence Kiel has returned from
Kuna, where he has been visiting his
uncle, Mr.. Hodkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless and son,
Harold. and Miss Bessie Rogers, were
New Years guests at the Allison
home.
H. w. Mallett was combining busi-
ness and pleasure by visiting the cap
ital city over New Years.
There was reunion of the McClus-
keys on Christmas day, at the w. H.
McCluskey's big home in the north
end of the Valley. This big family
now numbers fourteen.
Christian Endeavor was led Sunday
evening by Miss Orlie Roberts. Near
ly every member being present.
Rev. Gilman, Presiding Elder Of
this district, was brough to the Val
ley Tuesday, by Rev. Mead and gave
a truly wonderful message. at the
school house that evening. At the
close. Rev. Osterhout suggested that
he give us one more, and we would
promptly agreed to do, and although
he talked to US nearly two hours It
was not half long enough. Our only
regret is that every one in the Valley
could not have known of his coming,
so therefore they might have heard
him for it is not ofen communities as
remote as ours has the privilege oil
listening to SO great an orator. AS
nearly every one in the Valley had
heard or seen his brother, the grea,
humorist, who has made name for
himself by the lines: "Of again, on
again, gone again, Finnegan," and
"She felt of her belt in the back,
some having heard him at the Chat
auquas in the east He would have
been greeted with full house.
The meeting at the school house
has been continued all the week, Rev
Campbell being assisted by Rev. o.
terhout Sunday School Missionary 81
Idaho Conference at the Methodist
church. who resides in Nampa, and
Methodist church was organized on
Friday evening. Ten members unit.
ing, four by baptism.
The W. WIS. met Thursday after.
noon at Mrs. Lawrence's, twelve
members being present. Mrs. Prose-,
and Mrs. Alfred Kelley were guests
the latter adding her name to on,
growing circle, which now number.
e. A committee of three, Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Amesbury were
appointed to buy material and having
cupboard built in the school house
for the accommodation of the untensils
needed for our suppers, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Fuller were New
returning to Peaceful Valley or
Thursday.
Married, in Boise, New Years day
at the residence of the birdie, Mis-.
Emma Sparr, and H. w. Mallett O
Peaceful Valley. The birdie comes t.
Pleasant Valley as an entire stranger
but as the wife of Mr.. Mallett, sh,
will be cordially welcomed, as he :
one of our energetic prosperou'
ranchers. The happy. couple are a
home at "Rose Bank Farm" TIL,
groom's neat home in the southern
end of the valley. Here's wishing JOY
and happiness and there's nothing
like beginning the New Year right. i
there?
Cupid is surely doing his best t.
help populate our valley, as this il
the fourth wedding within the year
We hope he will do as we'll in 10, ant
prospects bid fair that he will, though
10 is hard number to go up against
but for the wonderful things that h
has done in the past, makes faith II
him unbounded.
There is to be water turned in tn
High Line for the purpose of film
cisterns ETC., for which we are trul,
thankful.
Our old year is gone and left u
many things to be thankful for, great
est Of all is the mail route.
The fine we'll on the Ted Emerson
place has caved in to such an exten
that it had to be abandoned and job
Reed of the Flat, has just finished dig
ging another one for him.
Miss Alice Amesbury spent Sur
day afternoon with Ruth Stillwell.
Miss Eva Allison returned to Gale
we'll Saturday after spending Christ
mas vacation with her parents.