The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-31
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ROSWELL.

IN the NOSWeIl country and the ditch
cleaning has begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Crosvenor with
baby Dorthy left for Mr.. Crosvenor's
old home in Boston last Saturday
taking the advantage of excursion
rates. They expect to spend about
three months with Mr.. Crosvenor'
relatives and friends in and around
Boston and will probably return al
the expiration of the ticket limit.
They will stop over few days in
Chicago with Mr.. Grosvenor's brother
who is a doctor there.
Thursday was community day al
the Presbyterian church when abou,
20 men gathered with teams ant
shovels and trowels to lay cemen,
sidewalks around the church. Ray.
mond Hall had charge of the cemen,
work while Mr.. Hill with his survey
or's level, assisted by others, laid GU,
the forms. 1t was a jolly and lively
bunch. some mixed the mortar while
others hauled gravel. Mr.. Helm had
general supervision. The ladies in
goodly number were also present with
chicken pie, and jelly ana mashed
potatoes, cabbage salad, apple sauce,
pickles, coffee and pumpkin pie to
lure the men to do their best. A part
Of the walk only was finished on
Thursday of last week. Another re-
lay of workers gathered again this
week to complete the work.
Mrs. Wohlschlegel was very sick
the first of last week with a severe
attack of asthma. She has been slow
fy recovering since then. This is the
worst attack she has had for a long
time.
A neat little cottage, IL by Is, was
completed for Mrs. Bieghler, our
principal. the first of this week on
the school grounds. She is planning
to make her home there for the win
ter and will board herself. The work
was done by Mr.. William Hall and
his son, Raymond
Mrs. VIM. H. Stevens and family
were in Caldwell on business last
Saturday morning. returning in time
for the basket ball game at ESQ P. M.
The basket ball game between
Mountain View and Roswell teams on
the Roswell grounds was won by the
home team with a score of Is to5.
It was a we'll played game, there be-
ing no rough playing or wrangling
on either side. A good sized crowd
witnessed the game and added spice
to it by their applause. The girls
feel much encouraged over their
victory and will work hard to win the
other games of the series. They go
to Notus next Saturday for a game
with the Notus team.
Miss Gladys Taylor was taken to
the hospital at Boise last week on
Thursday and was operated on that
afternoon. She came through the
operation in good condition and her
many friends will be pleased to know
that at last reports she was doing
we'll.
DR.. Smith, the osteopath from Cald-
well was calling on some of his patti
ents in this vicinity last Thursday.
The picking of prunes for the dryer
was completed last week on Thurs
day. Mr.. Polar seems to have been
the expert prune picker as far as we
have learned, having made as high as
IS day and few cents over on one
day and coming very close to the
same figure on other days. This vice..
will complete the apple gathering.
Mr.. George Dillon was a business
visitor at Caldwell last week on Thurs
day. -
Mr.. Bragg has received word from
his wife that she will not return home
for a month or perhaps longer.' Mrs.
Richelson is expected home this week.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Richelson plan
to leave very soon for California. The
second grade teacher, Miss Nesbit.
and Miss Coppell will then take pos
session of their cottage and board
themselves there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mccormick went
to Caldwell on Friday afternoon OF
last week. returning Sunday.
Willard Robinson and wife from
Homedale are spending the week with
home folks.
Miss Jones and the Misses Harms
were playing the part of ghosts last
week on Thursday evening, going to
,ia e to KaIioswe ?eDp party to BE-
given at the Harms home on Friday
night this week. AT several places
divulge their GRAND
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dilley and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. chae. IN Hail fahsG was a' q Saso's sick
1871 X1ioAy u8ut Auu SNtutuSy. We
are glad to report that he is much
improved at this writing.
Mrs. Henry Stark's father from
Minnesota is visiting at the Stark
home
The ladies Aid met with Mrs. c. B.
Ross on Wednesday Of this week. A
special election was called to choose
. president OF take the place Of Mrs.
J. H. Trout who recently resigned.
The Presbyterian choir met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Rice
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ray Swigert recently traded
his fine black trotter to DR.. Cluen
for a bay driver. smaller and more
gentle. We understand that he re-
ceived handsome consideration in
addition.
A number OF Roswell and Big Bend
and Arena Valley people were haul
Ing small lots of hogs to market last
week on Friday. Mr.. Jewell and Ross
shipped them Immediately to Port
land.
Mrs. John Steel has been in the
hospital at Boise for rest and re-
cuOe m tinn whi1e the hUav season IL