The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-07
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Elton Mccormick met with quite |
a serious accident Monday morning.
While rounding up some horses the
horse he was riding slipped and fell
on him, breaking the large bone in
his right leg below the knee and the
ankle is also badly sprained. 1t will
disable him for some time.
- Master George Front entertained
thirteen of his young boy friends
Wednesday afternoon in honor of his
18th birthday.
Mr.. Ed. Stemper went to Caldwell
Wednesday where he was called a.
gain as juror.
Mrs. c. B. Ross entertained the
Presbyterian Aid Society on Wednes-
day of last week. Mrs. Jewell, of
Parma, Mrs. Starcher, of Umatilla,
Oregon. and Mrs. Ruddock, of Cald-
well were guests of the aid society.
The Roswell teachers, five in num-
Der, were entertained at 6 o'clock tea
Wednesday evening at the F. Y. Rice
home. The choir also met with them
the same evening.
The men in the upper district all
turned out last Wednesday and did
some leveling and other necessary
work, getting the land belonging to
Mrs. Frank Ross in readiness for
seeding.
The girls basket ball team accom-
panied by the teachers went to Notus
last Saturday to play but owing to
the rain were obliged to postpone the
game.
Ten Davis will play the Roswell
team on our home grounds next Sat-
urday afternoon,
Mrs. Jasper Burnett was elected
president Of the Presbyterian Aid
Society to take the place of Mrs.
]. H. Trout, resigned.
Mrs. Edgar Dilley and Mrs. Frank
Howard were visitors at the school
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Dilley are en-
tertaining tiny visitor who arrived
at their home last Friday.
Mrs. John Steel who has been at
the hospital in Boise for some time
came home last Wednesday. She is
still quite feeble.
Mrs. H. M. Ruddock OF Caldwell is
visiting her many friends in Roswell
and Big Bend.
Ditch work on the Riverside canal
began Monday morning. 1t will take
about two weeks to complete the
work.
A large party of young folks from
Roswell attended the Halloween
party at the Harms home last Friday
evening. Ghosts and witches were in
evidence both inside and outside of
the house much to the amusement of
the party. The evening was spent
very pleasantly and at the close re-
freshments were served. The COM
pany departing for their homes in
the early morning hours.
Mr.. Sylvester Hill lost a valuable
horse Friday night. Mr.. Hill does not
know whether it was through some
one paying a Halloween prank or
not, but the gate was broken off the
hinges and all This work horses let
out, one having the gate on its back
with barbed wire entangled in it in
| such manner as to hold it on the
horses neck. Mr.. Jones going home
from the Harms party discovered il
| and relieved the horse of the gate
but the animal wandered down on the
bench, going into corn field, ate
too heartily and was found dead by
the roadside in the morning.
Rev. Mr.. McKinnon rendered hi.
resignation to the Baptist people tc
take effect the middle of this month
Mr.. McKinnon will go back to hi!
family in Connecticut.
| Rev. Mr.. Powers of Nampa preach
ed at the Baptist church last Sunday
morning.
| The Roswell Improvement Clut
will hold their first meeting Thursday
/ afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Dilley
1t is hoped that every woman in this
vicinity will take an interest and be-
come member of this club.
Miss Pearl Hall and Raymond Hall
spent Sunday in Caldwell.
Miss Peal Coppel and Miss Iva
| Nesbit spent Sunday with Miss Mes
bits parents in Payette.
Mrs. Snodgrass and sister of Cald,
w. Howard home.
Mr.. Odekirk and family who have
occupied the Johns place this summer
have moved over near Parma. Mr.
Edward lockwood moved into the
Johns house Monday. Mr.. Rock
wood has rented the place for th<
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fry were guest.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Swigert las
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
who have been visiting their parents
and relatives in Roswell returned t.
Homedale last Friday.
II Mrs. Barney (nee Rose Lent o
II Middleton with her children visitet
her brother. Louis Lent, and famil,
| from Friday until Sunday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moler spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shell
ton down on the island.
II The young ladies guild met will
Miss Ruth Campbell Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. A. J. lockwood was in Cald
we'll Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Charles Paine returned from
Portland Thursday of last week
Mrs. Paine will remain there for thre
weeks undel the care Of specialist
Mr.. and Mrs. Stemper and famil
and Mrs. Wiley Paine were. guest
in the Otis Soper home in Wilde
Mr.. Ford Baker and family of Wild
er spent Sunday with his brother, Jes