The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-07
CANYON COUNTY Correspondents

| Rev. Shamberger, from Payette, the
vocal music teacher, was guest al
the Flory home Monday and Tuesday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kinney visited
at Mr.. Stoner's in Lone Tree district
Tuesday evening.
Clyde Browning went to Nampa or
Saturday. He had some dental WORK
done.
Mae Miller was a guest at the
Browning home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClenahan and Mr.
and Mrs. H. f. Allen visited Sunday
, after church with Mr.. Chas. Grim and
family.
Miss Eula Corder from Spokane
Washington, is visiting this week al
Mr.. Brownings.
Clyde Browning visited Sunday al
the L. M. Lake home, near Middle
ton.
Miss Ida White spent the week end
with home folks returning to Caldwell
SUNDAY evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kinney were
shopping in Nampa Monday and also
having some dental work done.
George Flory and family called at
Will Schmitt's Sunday afternoon to
see Loren Schmitt Loren is slowly
showing improvement from bis re-
cent siege or rheumatism, but is still
under the care of DR.. Magic of Star.
Anna Browning called at Mr.. Kin
ney's Saturday morning.
Mae White visited in Caldwell
Sunday afternoon.
Roy Latimer spent Sunday in Boise.
Mrs. Within and daughters, Doris
and Gladys. visited at Mr.. Shupe's on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Randolph and family are NOV
ing this week on Mr.. Shupe's ranch
which he has rented for the coming
season.
Mr.. Turner and family were Sunday
dinner guests at Mr.. Shupe's and Mr..
Randolph's at Mr.. Jacobs.
A Grange was organized at the
school house on Thursday night with
an enrolment of large number Of
members. At the next meeting which
will be held in two weeks members
belonging to the Midway, Nampa and
other oranges, will be taken in. This
Grange will be known as the Frank
lin Grange.
Mr.. J. H. McClenahan was chosen
at the meeting on Thursday |
Mrs. N. X. Smith and two sons
Meryl and Elmer, spent Thursday
evening at Mr. Shupe's.
H. c. Prescott and VIM. Shupe
we're Caldwell business visitors on
Tuesday.
Dick Fowler has been sick the past
week and unable to attend school.
The Missionary society met with
Mrs. Staley Wednesday of last week.
The topic was: Latin America" The
eader, Mrs. Mary Grimm. The re-
yular meeting day was changed to the |
second Wednesday of the month.
E. E. Foulk of Caldwell, was in the
the past week, in the in
,erest of the Grange, which was or
yanized on Thursday night, at the
school house.
Winifred Miller was the hostess to
.hree of her little friends on last Sat-
lhday afternoon, it being her eighth
Those present were Misses
Helen Grimm, Jamie Fowler and
Pauline Tolleth.
Mrs. Johnson and two children,
from near Nampa, spent a few days
the past week at the richardson home
The adult Bible class Of the Sunday
school was organized last Sabbath
morning with the following officers
President, J. H. McClenanhan. vice
president. Chas. Grim, secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Parke, teacher, Rev.
}. A. Clemens. A meeting to arrange
plans and appoint commit
ees will be held in the near future.
E. A. Grim was taken quite serious
y sick on Tuesday afternoon, of last
week. Dr. Maggie of Star, was called
md pronounced it pleurisy. Mrs.
Grim was in Nampa visiting relatives
It the time and was called home.
Mrs. Frank Browning was caller
It Mr.. Aliens and Miller's Tuesday
lfternoon, and Mrs. Bert Kinney at
Mrs. McClenahan's.
Miss Aanna Dickens, from Cald-
veil. spent Tuesday evening at Mr.
Nm. Stones, near Lone Tree.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Baker were
Caldwell business visitors on Monday.
A committee met at Mr.. McClen-
hans on last Monday evening to
liscuss plans for farmers institute
or the community. Another meet
ng will be held in the near future for
,ther plans, which will be announced
t a later date.
Anna Dickens returned to her home
n Caldwell on Wednesday evening
fter a short visit here.