The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-28
PLEASANT RIDGE BREEZES.

The Twilight club held the regular
social at the c. Il. Howard home last
Friday evening Games, music and
refreshment occupied the evening.
Several young people from Caldwell
were present and all report splendid
time.
Miss Freda Isenberg came down
from Boise last Thursday to spend
Easter at home. She returned to her
school work Tuesday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Harris is very sick at present.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Garner last Saturday
night. Mrs. David Hoagland is TAX
ing care of Mrs. Garner and both mo-
Their and baby are getting along very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pearson have
moved into the house just vacated by
the Sweetman family on one OF A. +.
.alcott's farms. Mr.. Pearson is work.
ing for c. H. Rinard at present.
Peck Stewart has been pruning Ez-
ra Carriers orchard this week.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. }.
H. Lybolt last week, to sew for her.
They spent very profitable after
noon. Five regular members were
present besides two visitors. Mrs. J..
c Goodwin and Mrs. Bird Goodwin.
They were very pleasantly surprised
with delicious lunch by the hostess.
Mrs. Amos Stitsel and Mrs Sam
Stitsel of Middleton visited at the
Apperson home last Sunday and at
tended the exercises at the church in
the afternoon.
Easter Sunday was a decided sue
cess at the Pleasant Ridge church. At
IL a. M DR.. R. B. Wright of Boise
gave very good address on the pro-
gressive methods of conducting the
Sunday4school. DR.. Wright is the
state secretary of the Sunday School
associationsand is a great worker.
w After this, as 1t was about the time
of day that farmers like to satisfy
their inner feelings, the women began
to bring out the lunch baskets. There
was bounteous feed for all and then
there was good supply left. At 2
p. m the program was rendered he
house was filled to overlooking, but
the program was so good that those
who had to stand forgot this inconve-
nience and just listened to the pro-
gram. Most of the numbers were mu-
sic but there were some Rotations.
Those giving Rotations were Lenora
Morrow, Dolly Cover, Merle Kiser,
Cyril Cover, Arthur French and Olive
taylor. The music was given by the
male quartet of Wilder and the Pleas
ant Ridge choir. The Wilder quar-
tet was composed of Messrs. Allen,
Mitchell. Vernon and Peckham. They
are fine singers and all present enjoy
ed their selections. The Pleasant
Ridge choir consisted OF Messrs. ]. T.
Smith, w. F. Starr, Walter Morrow,
and Homer Morrow; Misses Viola
Howard, Englis Cover, Ruby, Taylor,
and Mrs. f. S. Moss Their music
was of the first rank and was enjoyed.
Oral and Oracle El~hick also sang
very pretty song during the pro-
gram.
After the program DR.. Wright gave
some more of his instructive talks and
this was followed by a short speech
on Sunday school work by Q. G. Ro-
gers. Mr.. Rogers was member of
Pacific Slope and although advanced
in years he speaks with the vigor and
enthusiasm of a youth.
The church was very nicely deco
rated with blooming plants. There
also was a beautiful artificial flower,
manufactured by Mrs. T. Yamamota,
who is an artist on the job.
Frank Faris and family of Deer
Flat attended the services at the
church Sunday afternoon.
Grandma Finnev, who was just re-
covering from long siege Of sick
ness, had the misfortune to fall from
her chair last Tuesday evening For
tunately no bones were broken, but
the shock was severe.
Lloyd Hazard of Michigan has
come out to work for his uncle, Geo
Dougherty.
While on their way to Caldwell las,
Monday the 7-year-old son of Mrs