The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-07

lily for short time. Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Paine resided here formerly
Their old friends e<tcnd their sym.
pathy to the family in their grea,
bereavement.
J. D. Frye has rented a ranch II
Deer Flat for the coming season, and
will move his family soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hall and family
including Miss Virginia and RAYMOND
visited in Caldwell Friday.
The High School program and de.
bate which was to be given Frida,
afternoon has been postponed a week
owing to the lecture which is to be
given at the church on that day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Hatch and
little Charles Weir, were entertained
at the Presbyterian manse last Sun.
day. ~
The Presbyterian people will hold
their annual church meeting mex
Wednesday afternoon. Meeting to be
called at 2:3O o'clock. A large at
tendance is desired.
me Sunday school held a patriotic
meeting Sunday morning in honor Of
Washington's birthday.
Miss Cline, of Middleton. is a v;s;to,
at the l. w. Peck home.
The Christian Endeavor will hold
their semi-annual business meet;no
next week. "s
MI; Lowell was elected president OF
the 1daho-Oregon Fruit Growers
"A Association, which was organized in
Boise last week.
Mr.. Gold, who worked for Chas
raine last year, but now resides al
Wilder, had his hand badly crushed
last week in fixing a gasoline engine
and is now in the hospital.
The Boy Scouts met with Joseph
Dilley Tuesday after school hours.
Fred Pearl is suffering from blood
poisoning, caused from a bruised fin.
ger, and unable to attend school al
present.
Lester Hurst, of Eagle, spent a few
!. days last week in visiting Harry Zim-
norman at the Roy Ekin ranch.
Mr.. Holderly who recently came
from Illinois, will work for Al. Bake,
this summer. Mr.. Baker will build a
cottage for Mr.. and Mrs. Holderly tc
live in.
Chas. Paine, who has been manage,
OF the Steel Orchards for a numbe,
OF years, will build fve-room bun
galow on his land on the Fruit Trac
and move into it as soon as it is com
pleted. Mr.. Winters of Parma. ha
the contract to build it. They bega,
excavating this week. MI. Steel. th
owner of the Steel orhards, will NOV
with his family here in April and TAX
personal charge of the orchards. M,
Hersey, who has worked for M,
Steel the past two years, will remain
this season with him.
Charles Paine shipped carload o
dried prunes from the Steel orchar,
last Monday. The carload weiehe,
Sl,OOO pounds. He still has one NOR
car to ship and some dried apples.
Monday evening the ringing of COW
bells and the merry voices Of youn,
people could be heard for severa
miles as they serenaded Tracy Snide
and his bride.
A young team hitched to a manur,
spreader, belonging to Frank Dicker.
son, ran away Thursday. They wen,
over couple of fences and circled
around the field until the lines be-
came entanglcd in the wheels and
stopped them. The horses were not
hurt and very little damage to the
machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell will 10 to
Caldwell Wednesday evening to at
tend the annual meeting of the ladies
of the U. T. club and their husbands.
which will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Hunter
Frank Howard and Merle. and the
Messrs. Bragg, Pollard and Andre all
went to Caldwell by auto to attend
the sales on Traders Day.
Messrs. Dell and Emery Parsons
were in Caldwell on Traders Day.
Miss Thelma Fenriuh returned to
Mrs. Lowell's Sunday. She was At
, home several weeks owing to the ill
ness of her mother.
Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence will en-
terrain at 4 6 o'clock dinner Wednes-
day evening, the members of the nor
NAL training Sunday school class, and
their examinations In the work win be
later nj the evening.
The latest report Is that the Idaho
Oregon Light & Power company will
began working toward Roswell as
soon a. they complete their work at
Nyssa.
The frost is out of the ground suf-
hciently so that the farmers are begin
ming work on their lands.
The school will have q field meet in
the near future.