The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-06-06

The Misses Price and Botkin ente
tanned at the home of Miss Botkj
last Thursday evening. After a d,
licious five-course dinner, bridge W.
played. The prize, a beautiful han
painted bon bon dish was won by M
J. A. Elston.
The graduation class of the acaden
ic departement of the College of Id;
no was entertained at the home of th
Kew: and Mrs. Day of Middleton thj
week.
Geo. Oylear of Middleton, was i
Caldwell Wednesday.
Miss LYDIA Thompson leaves To
morrow tor her home in Pennsylva
mia. '''
Miss Mann attended to business !,
Boise Thursday afternoon.
Mrs: Moliie Spurgeon returne,
from Cheyenne Tuesday.
Miss Tressie Nickerson was !,
Caldwell Thursday on business.
Bert Black was in Caldwell Tues
Gay to get supplies to hold anothe
pond election in Dist. No. Fl.
Miss Katherine Mann joined a part,
on pleasure excursion to ArroWrocl
dam Friday, May 80.
Prot. Neil Nash has opened a sum
mer school in the Lincoln building
4Wenty-one pupils are in attendance
Dr. y. N. Smith celebrated hi:
birthday anniversary Tuesday. June 3
at his ranch on Deer Flat. A famil,
reunion was held in honor of the oc.
casion.
Miss L.alla Bedford took up he,
duties as librarian of the Public Ii.
brary June LIST.
Mrs. James GIBSON and two chill
olen OF Horseshoe Bend, are VISITING
. rev days with relatives in the city,
MISS Irma Scott was in Boise sew
cral days last week.
Mrs. II. r. Cleaver and son. Donald
spent last week in Boise,
George Crookham left Tuesday on
business trip to Portland.
MISS Ednetta st. Clair, one of the
l914 high school graduates. left last
Sunday for her home in Silver City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves at dinner
Sunday.
All Trimmed Hats at half price
NJ: E. Cilgan-Sarchet, OH Main ST. is
Mrs. T. J. Collop returned Saturday
from HALEY, where Ashe has been
making a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Jacobs.
Mrs.. D. B. Titus and children are
IN Rupert for two weeks visit.
Miss Elsie Van Wyngarten visited
few days this week at the Steunen-
berg ranch near Meridian.
Miss Lillian Nicho1eoo Ca
teacher of the Washington school
leaves for Lewiston this week. She
will take the summer course at the
Normal.
Miss z. Fay Fowler delightfully."- en-
tertained number of her friends at
three course dinner last Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Hessie
ward, who soon leaves for her home
IN California. The guests were the
Misses Ward. Patton, Lee, Beatty.
Cora Beatty, Steunenberg, Smith and
Mrs. Grace Andrews.
Mrs. Joe Kahn entertained the Ia.
dies OF the Baptist Aid Society last
wednesday afternoon. She was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Densworth
of Arrowrock.
The Baptists will hold their Chill
dren's day program at II O'Clock the
third Sunday in June.
All Trimmed Hats at half price,
M: f. Cilgan-Sarchet, 6l2 Main st. is
Mrs. lthamer Andrews and Miss
Georgia Froman left Sunday evening
tor Montana where they will make |
an extended visit with their sister. |
Mrs. Ethel Murray.
The Chriatiao Cuud.,, ,.da1, I,l
their Children's Day exercises last
Sunoay evening before large and ap-
MISS Cora Paltt visited at her home
~ Fayetfe ON Memoria Day.
Carl Mann will leave soon for his |
nome IN Fairfield. Iowa. His place
10 the Commercial bank will be illed
oys MT: Langtree of Middleton. Who
Eook his place as bookkeeper in that |
institution last Saturday
Mrs. w. S. Baker underwent a sur-
S7cal operation in the Canyon hosDi-
a Tuesday. She is reported a. Do
Gem Of the Mountain Rebek.h
odGe held q special meeting for initia Il
son Thursday night. Refreshments
H rs .o o;sved and a pleasant social
The D. A. R. is planning an slabo-
.ste picnic for Flag Day. June II. At
Mr.. Henry Quickenden Of Boise
'i.ited at the college Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. w. p. Lyon and fam-
" visited friends in Weiser Sunday
making The trip in their auto.
M. Devers returned from 4 busi-
zee trip to Portland Friday.
Ars. Leonard Botkin lett Tuesday
'vsning for an extended, visit With
eiatives and friends in the east
Mrs. and Mrs. w. NJ. Case enjoyed
. picnic supper out a the nurserv II
saturday evening, being the guests Of
". and Mrs. Charles Hawkes..
Mesers. and Mechanics n. d. II
3latchley, w. c. Hunter and W.. M.
,ase were most delig6tfully entertain
3 Ct dinner Sunday by the Misses
Mcfarland and Snodgrass at the
ome of the latter.
The missionary society of the Pres
Hterian church enjoyed most
'leasant meeting Wednesday. after.
!oon at the home of Mrs. Shaw, who
|vee about n rr1i1A and a Malt T., ~. |