The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-07
SOCIAL and Personal items

The Misses Mary and Jessie Snod-
grass we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Howard last Sunday.
Mrs. H. R. Cleaver entertained a
small company at dinner Tuesday
evening, it being her birthday.
Mrs. w. M..Case entertained at din
ner Monday evening. The guests
were Misses Mcfarland, Case, Mary
and Jessie Snowgrass.
The Knob Hill club surprised w.
S. Maxey on his birthday.
Mrs. H. K. Ferguson and children
of Hornedale visited Caldwell relatives
the first of the week. They returned
to their home Thursday morning.
One of the prettiest Hallowe'e en-
parties of the season was that given
by Miss Elnora Christopher and Miss
Lena Buntrock, at the home of the
latter in honor of the Circle Girls.
The large living room was wonder
fully decorated with corn, vines, spi-
der webs, autumn leaves and jack o
lanterns, there being a real witch and
caldron in one corner. Here fortunes
were told throughout the evening,
each girl having to perform some
stunt if she wanted her fortune to
come true. One of the interesting
features of the evening was the Viz
ginia Reel, the girls being dressed in
sheets and pillow cases. The marsh
mallow toast before THE open CRATE
was enjoyed as were also the pop
corn, doughnuts and cider which fol-
lowed. The evening throughout was
exceptionally Jolly and one long to be
remembered by the Circle Girls.
4 The various managers of the Golden
Rule stores in southern Idaho held
the regular monthly meeting with E.
w. Equals, manager of the store in
this city, on Wednesday. Those pres
ent were c. c. Anderson of Boise
w. E. Graham, VIM. Morris, J. F.
Fisher and Ed Conrad, of Boise; E.
C.. Rundstrom of Emmett; w. B. Bak-
er of New Plymouth; w. J. Ross of
Caldwell; J. R. Pratt of Mountain
home; f. H. Galley of Weiser. The
meeting was held in the Y. M. c.. A.
and the guests enjoyed dinner at
the Commercial at noon.-Payette
! Enterprise.
ACCORDING to the Midvale Reporter
since the 9th of August the Caldwell
Milling & Elevator Co. has shipped
from Midvale 100000 pounds of bar
ley and 100000 pounds of wheat.
" Ivus L. Atwood, we'll known in
Caldwell, is doing some splendid adj
=vertising for Caldwell and southern
Idaho in Illinois papers. The Paxton
Daily Record of Paxton, Ford coun7
ty, Illinois, in its issue of October %,
contained the, story of the accomplish
.ments of S. M. HURT, John Janssgn
and Clark L. Roberts on government
homesteads as previously told in The
Tribune. The Record also contains
comments by Mr.. Atwood which
should direct attention to these parts.
Charles Coon, the Weiser sheepmap
was a business visitor in Caldwell
Monday.
Sunday Mrs, Jonas Mcconaghey
ygot hold of the wrong bottle of medi-
cine and was made dangerously sick.
DR.. Johnson was called in and re-
lieved the patient.
Henry Wilson of Meadows attend
ed the November sales of the Union
Stock Yards Co. According to the
Meadows Eagle, Mr.. Wilson is try
ing to interest other farmers in the
breeding of dairy stock and hopes
to bring home from the sale a full
carload of dairybred cows as the foun-
dation for creamery and cheese-fac-
tory in the valley. We have beore
mentioned Mr.. Wilson's success with
dairy cows. He is shipping cream
regularly to Weiser and his checks
run from SIS to $40 month. Adding
! to this the value of the separated milk,
! whether fed to calves or young pigs,
and. it is safe to say his cows pay
! him fully $50 month. Twenty far
mers and young men in Meadows
Valley with Henry Wilson's foresight
will make this one of the greatest
dairy sections of the state in few
years. says The Eagle.
A rally meeting of the missionary
! society. of the Presbyterian church
was held at the manse Wednesday af-
ternoon and in spite of the heavy rain
10 ladies were present. The DEVOTION
al exercises were conducted by Mrs.
Case and after short business meet
ing. the society was adjourned to a
. delightful social hour. Both games
and refreshments were much enjoyed.
Plans were made for the Praise meet
ing this coming Sunday night at the
church when Mr.. Ciffin will give his
illustrated lecture on the Soudan.
= and Mrs. H. L. Coe of St. Louis
arrived in Caldwell Friday EVENING"
They were the guests of Mr.. and MrsI
w. M. Case. Mr. and Mrs. Coe ard
touring the west and left for Spokane
Sunday evening.
We will give ticket to the Huree
Theatre Free with each dollar cash
purchase beginning Nov 4th, 1913.
Come in and get yours.-Flynn's
Grocery. NJ