The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-14

The Baptist aid society met with
Mrs. Geo. Stovel Thursday, March
18th. The afternoon was most pro-
fitably spent in sewing.
Mr.. w. L. Porter returned from
Denver monday morning, Mrs. Por-
ter expecting to join him here a
little later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Snodgrass took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Mitchell Monday evening. Mr.. Snod-
grass expects to leave Caldwell on
Monday evening, March 18th.
The Junior class of the high |
school is planning party to be
held in the gymnasium on the even
ing of st. Patrick's Day.
Call in and get one Of our book
lets on cleaning and dyeing. Things
you ought to know. City Dye Works
S15 Main M-14-Adv.
GU Mrs. Ed. Plowhead and little
daughter Ruth were in Middleton
over Sunday. being guests OF Mrs.
Robert Miller.
Miss Susie stoetzel. a teacher in
the schools of Ontario, Oregon,
spent Sunday with the family Of G:
l. .Crookham. meeting there two OF
her old friends, Mrs. and Miss Kuhn.
VINO woIo oIoo 6uoo'o a. 'Ao VIVA
ham home.
The small son Of Mr.. Roy Maxey
Is quite sick.
Mrs. Charles Ernest and mother
have left for an extended visit in
Kansas City, Mo.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Ow-
ems Of Deer Flat, March 10, son.
Mr.. A. l.. Ragsdale, living near
Middleton. Is suffering from an at
tack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Rose Stats was able to leave
the hospital Tuesday for her home In
Peaceful Valley.
For Rembrandt 81 miles from
Caldwell. See w. f. Platt at Platt-
Peckham Furniture Store. (adv.l
II you can't afford new suit for
Easter, have the old one dyed or
cleaned. City Dye Works. S15 Main.
M14-Adv.
Miss Lyle Canter is quite i'll with
Ia grippe.
Mrs. Lester Clark Of Fargo is re-
covering nicely from her recent OPP
Grafton.
A. Loveland of Deer Flat was back
at the Canyon hospital Thursday
for treatment.
Warning-Don't pay a big price
for q suit or dress, and send 1t to
an incompetent cleaner. City Dye
Works. SIS Main. M-14-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scovel of Mid
dleton left for Portland Wednesday
evening, hoping that the climate
there may benefit Mr.. Scovel's
health.
Sorted eggs for Matching from
thoroughbred 8. C. R. l. stock, first
grade 800 per setting or $500 per
hundred; second grade SOC per set
ting, incubator lots 10c per doz,
above market price. o. B. Wright,
r. r. No. 3. Caldwell.
M-14-21-2S-A-4
10y G. Dryer, until recently the
manager of the Idaho Railway,
Light & Power company in this city
spent a few days here the first OF
the week. Mr.. Dryer formerly
owned the Mountainhome power
plant and is contemplating promo
ton plans In central Oregon.
DR.. J.. 8 Myers and family have
moved into the beautiful bungalow
belonging to Miss Sheldon. where
they will remain while the Myers
residence Is undergoing extensive re-
modelling.
Mrs. H. d. Carmichael has just re-
turned from q Ave weeks visit with
her parents in Iowa.
Alaska is a strange and wonderful
land. Hear Judge Jeffries, First
Presbyterian church, March IA, $3.50
D. m. Admission, Csc. Adv
Hon J. M. Thompson was in Pay
ette Wednesday on legal business.
The Aid of the Christian church
will give an Easter Bazaar ant
chicken supper on Good Friday
March 81, at the tabernacle. Dime
served from s to p. m.
Mr.. Wayne Frost. who was op
Grated on four weeks is improving
slowly but Is still at st. Luke's hos
pital In Boise.
Mrs. Jas Witherspoon entertaine
the South Bridge Club Monday al
ternoon.
Ansel Steunenberg, who has re
Gently recovered from an attack Q
typhoid, came in from Des Moines
Iowa. Monday evening. He will An
ish the school year at the college @
Idaho. His mother, Mrs. A. X
Steunenberg, will return to Idah
next month.
Frank Holderman will remove hi
family from Nampa to Caldwell mex
week and occupy his residence o
the corner of 9th and Denver.
Mrs. c. NJ. Kuhn and daughte
Jessie of Kearney, Neb.. who hav
been visiting in Oregon, were weeh
end visitors at the G. L. Crookhal
home. They left for their HON
Sunday evening Mr. and Mr.,
Crookham accompanied them as ia
as Nampa.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptis
church held a most delightful tea 6
the Manse Wednesday afternoon, tn
hostesses being Mrs. Boone, Mr.
Ward Stone. Mrs. Roup. Mrs. Rio
die and Mrs. Case. A great man
plans we're discussed for the con
ing year. All rejoiced at the splel
did reports of the secretary an
treasurer. This being the annu'
business meeting. the following wei
elected as Officers: President, Mr.
Merritt, Vice President, Mrs. w.
Stone. Secretary, Mrs. Cleaver, Trea
urer. Mrs. Leighty, Chairman of I'll
Social Committee. Mrs. Sander
Chairman Of the Lookout Committe
Mrs. Dee.