The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL items

Miss Mary Paine entertained tn
Epworth League at Valentine party
There were twenty-four present t
enjoy games suitable to the occasion
The house was profusely decorate'
in hearts. Delicious refre shment
were served.
Hurgert Newman took Sunda.
dinner with his sitter, Miss Pearl New
man at~Finney Hall.
Miss Wilma Wallace was a Dime
guest of Miss Irma MCGEE last Mon
day night.
Professor Springer has resumed hi
work again after hard siege of in
fammatory rheumatism.
o. v. Bailey and son made tril
to Boise Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Sanberg has been ar
out-of-town visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. L. Bryan enter
tanned at an informal dinner party last
Monday evening.
For sale or trade-$l225.0O city
property proposition, close in; S.
room house, 2 lots, outbuildings
walks, ETC., small cash payment, bal
ance to suit purchaser without in
terest. Address Owner, box 26l
Caldwell, Idaho. f2l-ml4
Attorneys Anderson, Van de Steeg
and Lamson, of Nampa, were looking
after business in Caldwell Tuesday
The girls of the senior class domes-
tic science at the Caldwell high school
served delicious lunch to the twelve
ladies of the Forward Club, Tuesday
at noon.
Professor Herbert Harry Hayman
preached at Lakeview last Sunday
morning.
Millinery Opening, March 1. M. E.
Gilgan, 6l2 Main St. f21-28
Miss Helen Hawkes. visited friends
in Boise last Saturday.
Clark Morris was a guest of Charles
Paine last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strahorn of Spokane
are expected tomorrow morning. They
will be the guests of the Blatchley's
and attend the Pioneer reception at
the Presbyterian church.
w. r. Sebree returned this week
from an extended visit with his family
at their home in Pasadena, California.
M. K. Madden who has been suf-
fering from an illness of long standing
is still confined to his home, but he
seems to be improving some recently
As soon as he gains sufficient strength
he will leave for Colorado, where it
is hoped he may regain his health.
Miss Dorothy Dee was a high
school visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. C. E. Green, Mrs. w. S. Ba-
ker and Mrs. J. w. Grouse, were the
guests of the Forward Club at lunch
con Tuesday noon.
Don't hit Ralph Beal or Charles
Hawkes. on the left arm. They are
quite sore about it.
Millinery Opening, March /. M. E.
Gilgan, 6l2 Main ST. f2l-28
Mrs Remington, the mother of Mrs.
w: 7. Lyon, is suffering with la grippe
Miss Hazel Dement, who has been
staying with the G. L. Crookham
family this winter, left Saturday for
her home near Notus.
DR.. A. F. Isham has been critically
Ill with pneumonia. He passed the
crisis last Tuesday night.
The Episcopal Guild met last We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
B. Merrill Holt.
Mrs. M. A. Frost and Mrs. E. C..
Lavering, who have been spending the
winter in San Diego, have gone to
Los Angeles where they will remain
through the month of March. They
report great deal of windy weather
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. w. H. Guerin
wednesday afternoon. A dainty lunch
was served, after a splendid meeting.
Millinery Opening, March l. M. E.
Gilgan, 6l2 Main St. f2i-28I
Last Thursday evening the 3rd and
9Th year Props were participants in
straw-ride out to the suburban home
OF Miss Jennette Runciman. A Val
entine party followed this throughout
which games were played in honor of |
the Saint. And bountiful supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner have both
been quite i'll this week, suffering with |
la grippe.
Bud Robinson took dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Paine last Tuesday
Jean Elizabeth Myers, the bahv
daughter of A. I. Myers. who suffered
last week with blood POISONING Is
very much improved.
- UP your grain in formaldehyde-
For sale at .Wyckoffs Pharmacy. fl4
Miss Elvira Clambey spent Thurs
day with Miss Mary Paine.
John Bailey and family visited the
family. Of o. " Bailey last SUNDAY.
Professor Joseph Marshall Rankin
spent last Sunday with the Rev D. A. II
The eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Hart is having siege of the chicken
Professor P. A. Boulton was IN.
able to meet his morning classes last
Tuesday because if illness.
Millinery Opening, March 1. MFl
'i ~ az Main st. f2l-28
George Handy next Thursday. Feb
'uary 10Th.
Mrs. Ross Madden has been i'll this
week with la grippe.
Mrs. H. G. Heilig, and Mrs e
Mclaughlin, of Nampa, the mortber
md sister of Mrs. c. A. Philpott visit.
d in Caldwell last Sunday.
Archie MCGEE is spending this week
bed. nursing his vaccinated arm
International Stock Food for sale
My at Wyckoff's Pharmacy. ia
Mrs: Leonard Botkin entertained
diss Louise Botkin and Misses Mar.