The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-17
SOCIAL and Personal ITEMS

u "a. Clark of Boise was Caldwell
visitor Monday.
| Vance Wilkerson of Oklahoma i.
visiting his brother, w. r. Wilkersor
and family. Mr.. Wilkerson expects tc
remain in Caldwell during the winte,
and attend school
| DR.. Harold Dresser of Middleton
spent Monday in the city.
]. D. Huston, who has been attend
ing the stock sale the past week, re.
turned to his home in Seattle Monday
Mrs. Robt. Farrar and two sons
were visiting in Boise Saturday.
B. N. Holt was in the Capital city
Saturday on business.
Cy Emery and Chas. Kingsbury
left Monday for Jordan Valley in
the Emery auto for ducks.
The Colonial trio rendered a very
pleasing program Sunday during the
| dinner hour at the Colonial
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hillstone and
son, who have been the guests of r.
R. Fisk and family for the past two
weeks. have returned to their home at
Kings Hill.
Paul Dutton of Ontario spent Sum
day in Caldwell.
Mrs. J. H. Cipson and children left
Horseshoe Bend.
Mrs. Jesse Baker of Roswell was
in Caldwell Monday.
Miss Ogle Miller spent Saturday in
Boise shopping.
Misses Lou Ella Haley and Ruth
Leggett were shopping in Boise Sat
urday.
Miss. Georgia Mcfarland entertain
ed the H. E. Wallace family and the
]. T. Hay family at dinner in her home
on Kimball ave-, last Sunday.
Finley Monroe, a prominent En-
NETT attorney. transacted business in
the city Monday.
Miss Marjorie Beale left last Tues
day morning for her home in St. Jo-
seph. Mo. She has been visiting her
hrot,er, Frederic F. Beale. since early
n the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley and
the Misses Case. Scheckner. Finnev
Nichoa and Cooper entertained the
married college faculty with thei-
wives at dinner Saturday night at the
beautiful Blatchiey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Dorman en-
'ertained the following guests at din
,er Sunday. Messrs. and Mesdames
Dicke and Clark of Boise and Jno. D.
Orr Of Nampa.
Walter Mitchell, assistant cashier
o. the Parma State bank. was a Cald-
well visitor one day this week
P. Monroe Smock of New Ply
mouth. visited in Caldwell this week |
Jack Mumford and wife OF Jordan |
Valley are visiting in the city.
DR.. Buckley and family left for their |
former home in Illinois Tuesday
Monte Cwinn. Sinclair Mainland.
and Frank Martin of Boise attended
the funeral of the late Geo. H. Handy
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley will give her
illustrated talk on the Madonna in
Art" for the Columbian club
art section at the Columbian club
rooms in Boise. Oct. "a at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Blatchley has SO sets of 80 Ma
ionnas each. which are used for illus
tration. making her talk doubly in
teresting.
The musicale given by Mesdames
F. F. Beale and J. S. Meyer on Thurs
day and Friday afternoons of last
week were among the most enjoyable
social function of the season. The
program was given by Miss Marjorie
Beale and Mrs. Beale. at the close of
which a buffet lunch was served by
Mrs. VIM. ]. Ross and the Misses
Price. Bess Price. and Haley. About
!O guests enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. Beale and Mrs. Meyer.
Two carloads of horses left Cald-
we'll Saturday for White Horse, Alas
ca. J. D. Huston of Seattle was the
hae ,nJ ~,,:11 L., ~l:0 |
eral additional carloads during the
next few weeks.
All Of the churches OF the city unit
ID in a farewell service for DR.. Buck
" last Sunday evening. A short SER
non was given by Rev. VIM. Moll
Ease on the subject, Work Which
Churches Can Do Better Together"
md he closed with a tribute to DR..
Buckev's earnest work and beneficial
influence in Caldwell. Mr.. Va:ney
md Mr.. Titus also spoke briefly in
praise OF DR.. Buckley and his work.
An appropriate duet was sung by Mrs.
Case and Mrs. Beale. At the close
If the formal meeting an informal re-
.eption was held in the basement of
he church.
w: H.. Ewing, the new pastor Of
Re n. z. church, arrived in the city
tuesday and will occupy the pulpit Of
us church Sunday.
Miss Ida Berg of Monroe. Wash,
md Miss Anna Carman of Tecumse sch.
Web. are visiting at the home of F.
:. Phillips. |,
Ed Potter. proprietor of the Sara
oga hotel, was a business visitor at
Neiser Tuesday Ii
Swain Beatty. superintendent of the
water works. was confined to his home
sunday and Monday. Mr.. Beatty is
till suffering from the injuries he re-
eived fair week when he broke his
rm. We are pleased to say he is now
bic to be around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell are hav-
ng handsome cottage erected on Al