The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory
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Mrs. Howard in taking care Of the
threshers last week. Friday and Sat
urday.
A cold wave arrived last Monday
morning, making us feel the need Of
heating stoves.
MI Rlce has gathered and sold a
great many peaches from his young
trees the past week but there are still
some OF the later ones and will be for
week yet. They are about as fine
as we have ever seen.
Inc Ladies Aid voted at their meet
ing last Sunday after church to have
the same wired for electric light.
Mrs. Edward lockwood has not
been we'll this summer and on the
doctors orders plans to try a change
OF climate. They plan to move back
to their former home country in Min
nesota. Mr.. lockwood will dispose
OF his stock and implements as soon
as possible. They plan to leave for
the east some time within the next
two weeks. Their many friends will
sympathize with them in this move.
which they seem compelled to make.
Both like the country very much and
have a nice start on making a home
IN the Arena valley country.
Mr.. Stevens has been assisting Mr..
Dllley through the prune season and
will be with him through the apple
picking and delivering season also.
Plans are being laid for another
elaborate Harvest Festival service at
the Presbyterian church this year. The
date has been set for October 5th.
Prof. w. H. DIN of the Agricultural
Extension department of the state
university has been secured to deliver
the address of the service and he will
speak on the subject, "Our Social
Center. the Country Church" There
will be special displays of fruit and
vegetables and grains and honey. Mr..
Steel and others are planning to have
special displays. Everyone who has
anything in any of these lines of spe-
cial merit or attractiveness is asked
to save the same for exhibition. Com
mittees have been appointed to look
after the produce. J. H. Lowell, Mrs.
Henry Robinson, Lawrence Wam-
stad and Frank Dickerson are the gen.
eral committee to have oversight OF
the arrangement of the exhibits.
Mrs. ]. H. Trout was suddenly call
ed to her old home in Illinois last
Saturday on account of the illness OF
her mother.
Henry Nav was on the sick list for
several days the latter partof last
week and the first of this, but has been
improving slowly.
Louie Lent expects visit from his
parents from Oregon about the first
of October. They used to live here
and occupied the house now owned
by Thomas Rooney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard from Cornu-
copia, Ore, visited in the Edgar Dill
ley home the latter part of last week
They we're accompanied by Their
daughter. Mr. Willard is a cousin O.
Mr.. Dilley. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. Eton of Arena valley was a Wis
itor in our community last Sunday.
The Stone brothers are enjoying !;
visit from their brother who has beer
living in Salt Lake City the past two
years.
Mrs. Junkin from Jerome and Mrs
Kidder from Bancroft, Neb, spen
several days this week visiting at tn
E. T. Rice home. Mrs. Junkin wa
the wife of their pastor in Bancroft
Neb., and Mrs. Kidder was neighbol
Mrs. Kidder will make a visit to tn
coast before returning to Bancroft.
Mrs. Lowell, accompanied by Wad
and Edwin, visited in Caldwell Satur
day and Sunday.