The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-29
ROSWELL.


day.
J. H. Trout took carolad OF hogs
to Portland Friday.
The Boy Scouts were entertained
at Edgar Dilley's last Wednesday
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served alter the meeting and every
one OF the scouts reports good time
Miss Mary Campbell returned
sister, Mrs. Frank Brown of Ever
green.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ross, Miss
Harris and Stewart Ross left Friday
TOR three weeks camping trip above
Idaho City.
Clint Allen left for Portland Fri
day with car load of hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins are rejoicing
over the arrival OF a baby daughter
in their family
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Willis and
daughter Abbie, Mrs. Alfred Willis
and son, Blake and Wade Lowell and
Verne Vail left Monday morning for
Starkey Hot springs for two weeks
stay.
Ben Ross came near having ser
!ous runaway Saturday when his team
became unmanageable and bolted
running through the main street of
Parma before he could stop them.
The Trout family spent Sunday at
the Nc Omber home on Roswell
Heights.
I Roy Allen Eddie Brush, Ruth
Campbell and Sue Peterman went to
Boise Sunday morning in the Brush
Eauto, returning Sunday evening.
+ J F. Orr was in Roswell Monday
on electric business.
Clarence Hill leaves Thursday for
Palo Alto to take up his studies at
Leland Stanford university.
The ladies of the Roswell commu-
nifty will meet at the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon to COM
plete the organization of an improve
ment club.
Mr.. Knox of Boise came down Fri
day to look after his land in Roswell.
He expects to return Tuesday
Mr.. Hahn and family have moved
to their ranch in Arena valley and Mr..
and Mrs Hershey have moved onto
the Hahn place.
Mr.. Muller and family have moved
into the Lowell house formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Hershey.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor
came up Sunday for short visit with
Mrs. Grosvenor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Mccormick. Mr.. Grosve-
nor stopped over for couple of days
to wire his store building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing who have
been visiting at Daniel Hunts, are
visiting Mrs. Cushing's niece, Mrs
Meyer of Wider.
Mr.. Muller is doing carpenter worl
at the John Steel packing house thi!
week.
A book agent was in Roswell try
ing to get rid of some books on in
vcntions and science.
Mrs. w. R. Stevens and brother
in-law, Mr.. Jones, attended the Peter
son sale in Apple valley.
Mr.. Halstad of the Swan Falls
| power plant was visiting d. b. Gros-
venor in Roswell.
Rev. Mr.. Boiler preached at the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Reid Robinson and 1errill Taylor
visited in Homedale Sunday with Will
lard Robinson.
Mrs. Ross Taylor and Gladys Wis
tied in Boise and Caldwell Monday
and Tuesday.
H. T. Blake of the Roswell Park
Fruit company will have charge OF the
Parma packing house this year.
Gerge Wohlschlagel is expected to
return from British Columbia is &
short time to dry prunes for Johr
Steel.
Prune picking will soon commence
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The Boy Scouts will meet at Ros:
Taylor's Wednesday evening.
The threshing machines are bus,
with the grain and hulling clover.
J. II. Trout just finished hulling
acres of clover that turned out 81
bushels to the acre.
The choir has just received musi'
for the choir contest and are begin
ming to practice. They are working
Nv a sacred opcretta entitled Soul.
Mrs. Over Of Caldwell is spendin.
couple of weeks visiting Mrs. w. X
Stevens after which she will leav
for Eugene. Ore,
L. y. Rice is harvesting larg
crop OF peaches from his young peael
orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Smith will re
turn to Gooding Friday after spend
ing the summer on their claim. MI
Smith will work in the Mclntos
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dilley an
Mary Campbell were in Caldwell SAT
friday.
Miss Lera Peter is visiting in Ne'
Plymouth for a few days with Ms
Swatman.
Mrs. Bechler is visiting in Boise thl
week and she will stay over tor tn
teachers institute.
Miss Florence Mccormick sper
several days in Caldwell this La
week.
Rev. Mr.. Kanaar and family visite
at H M. Books over Sunday. M
Kanaar preached at the Bapti'
church Sunday evening.
The Chautauqua ladies are plannin
to send for. their books this wee
and they would like all who wish
send orders to get them in early.
Miss Bertha Jones who has bee
visiting Mrs. Hunt for several week
} returned to her home in Arena va
ley Saturday.
Christina Jacobson spent sever