The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-04
PEACEFUL VALLEY

Wills Drake come down from Me
ridian last week for a couple of days
and reported he will be "at home
permanently on his ranch in P. " in
another week.
The w. w. club met at the home OF
Mrs. Stilwell March 9th. Sixteen
members answered the roll call with
quotation and their dues. Elinor
Prossor, Sherley Aue, and Mrs Claire
Mower were guests. The high school
question was we'll discussed and a
committee of three was appointed to
investigate. further and report at the
next meeting, April 10th. The COM
mittee consisted OF Mrs R. w. Ring
ston, Mrs. Guy Kelley and Mrs. F. E.
Smith. Mrs. Amesbury read a very
interesting letter from one of the
hardware stores in Caldwell, to the
effect that to show their commenda-
ton of our work along the line of the
school garden contests published in
recent issue of the Caldwell papers
the organization could draw upon
them for the sum of S., to be used in
any way they saw fit (Signed) Max
ey & Schnabel. Upon motion by Mrs.
mesbury and seconded by Mrs. Mower
unanimous vote of thanks was &C
cirded these gentlement for their gen.
erous offer. After which they ad-
journed to meet next time with Mrs.
Mower.
Mrs. Claire Mower was heatily well
coined at the club meeting Thursday.
She having returned Tuesday from a
five month sojourn in the "Hawkeye"
state where she was detained on ac-
count of an attack of typhoid fever
She brought her seven year old
nephew, Francis Erwin, home with
her. and says P. V, looks petty good
if it dose have sage brush instead of
trees, fact which is being rapidly
reversed.
Mrs. Johnson came in from the
camp at Homedale last Monday on
account of illness, and is staying with
her brother, George Stevens and
family
Miss Sherley Aue, Ruth and How
ard Stilwell were guests of the Mulch
young folks Sunday.
Mr.. G. H. and A. w. Mcintyre.
and Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Stilwell were
guests at the J. F. Mcintyre home
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Mulch had quite a scare
The other day through losing her hand I
bag on the road to Caldwell, it hav.
ng quite sum of money in it, but
luckily it contained freight bill with !
Ter name on, thus she was able to |,
race it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reece Bayless were !
sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. !!
,uy Kelley. !;
Mrs. F. w. Fuller and Marjorie |
rove to Meridian Sunday for few
ays visit with old friends leaving
1r. Fuller to batch for awhile.
Mr. L. Harris had a fine horse die
asst week from blood poison.
Mr.. G. H. Mcintyre of Bieber,
california, former resident of Idaho,
J visiting his mother, brothers and
lister, Mrs. V. H. Stilwell. He ex-
ects to return home in a week or ten
avs.
The surveyors have been busy in
ne valley the past week surveying out
ne power line from Swan Falls for
he Gem Irrigation pumping plant
cross the river. They boarded at
,lbert Mutch's.
Mr.. V. E. Tucker came in from
lomedale Saturday evening and spent
unday with his family at the R. w.
,elley home. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Aue were callers on
unny Slope Sunday. Il
Our review Sunday proves to be il
lie most interesting of the quarter,
'ery one doing their parts readily. Il
F. V. feels like saying Hurrah for
ISIS Hazel KEEL our P. V. student at
lbion, she having won second place
the oratorical contest of southern
laho, held at Pocatello March 18th,
I'd we can't but be puffed up some
ha over the honors Miss Hazed
lei has won, as she won. first place
Albion the 2lst.
Miss Hazel Kiel is taking a weeks
st at home from her school work at
lbion.
Mrs. Tarwater and Mrs. Stats were
nner guest sat Mrs. Hanson's, of
e experiment farm, Saturday.