The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-01-24
CANYON COUNTY correspondents

and Mrs. Ida Hannah of Notus and
Henry Obendorf of Missouri, at Sun
day dinner.
| The Presbyterian choir will meet
at the home of E. T. Rice to begin
practice of Easter music.
| The midday meeting of the Pres
byterian Ladies Aid held at the
spacious home of Edgar Dilley was
well attended Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell.
Miss Mary Fisk and Frank Brown of
Parma, attended. The neat sum of
$1,000 was realized
The recital which was to be given
by Miss Katharine Trevette last Fri
day evening was postponed until Sum
day evening on account of the storm.
some did not learn of the change and
consequently there was small sized
audience on Saturday evening.
There was only fair attendance at
the dance given at Bragg Hall last
Wednesday evening under the manag-
ment OF Harry Stone. But those pre-
sent enjoyed the dance.
The Mel Litdhield Trio, the fourth
number of the lecture course given at
Parma was attended by a number of
Roswellites. Every number on the
program was thoroughly enjoyed by
the audience.
Elton Mccormick was absent from
school several days last week owing
to sickness. Mr.. Grosvenor took
charge of the school wagon.
Mrs. G. L. Mccormick entertained
some of her nephews and nieces last
Wednesday in honor of Louise Nc
Cormck.
A little daughter arrived last week
to gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlyle Smith, who are residing in
Gooding at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp have rented
rooms over the old store and will live
there this winter Mrs Sharp is a
former Jordan Valley teacher.
Rev. r. H. Evans was entertained
at Mr.. Rus, Saturday and at Rev.
Lawrence's Sunday, going to Parma
on Sunday to speak at mems meet
ing.
Mr.. Sessions attended court at Vale
last Friday
Colds are very prevalent in this
vicinity at present.
J. H. Trout and son, George. went
to Boise Monday morning. George
returned in the evening but Mr.. Trout
will remain for several days to attend
ne State Grange meeting held there.
Mr.. Trout is one of the executive
BOARD. {
Mrs. A. J. lockwood went to Boise
Monday afternoon, and Rev. Law
ence and Lawrence Wamstead will +
lso attend the State Grange meeting
| Boise this week. t
Mrs. B. M. Campbell entertained +
-iss Trevetle during her stay in Ros- t
Chas. Paine is going to dispose of +
is chickens and quit the poultry bust t
ess for time
The scholars are busy getting ready r
pr the entertainment which thew will S
i've Friday evening. We hope the
community will show their interest in 4
ne work OF the students by attending r
Hon A: J. lockwood spent Sunday
nth his family.
Mrs Chas. Paine who has been i'll v
'r some time went to Boise on Mon {
az to be examined with an ex-ray.
The next all-day meeting of the r
resbyterian Aid society will be held
the home of Mrs. w. R. Stevens the =.
st week in February. y
There will be surprise party on p
leerele. Howard Tuesday evening. it d.
ling his 18th birthday. 81
The Chautauqua circle met with "
rs. J. H, Trout, Saturday. u
Bert Blake will go to Boise We'd
'sday to attend meeting of the ne
ate Horticultural society. which will CO
held there this week Mrs. Blake WI
d daughter will accompany him to CT
'ldwell, where Mrs. Blake will visit sp
lrden. "S"- 81
MRS FRED Jurries and little son of tn
arma are visiting this week at the sa
'me of Mrs. Jurries mother, Mrs -
rout
Miss Geobel is in Roswell and will SO
ke charge of the Baptist church wi
ork here, until they secure pastor be