The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-14
HOMEDALE ITEMS.

g HOMEDALE ITEMS.
h Col. w. L. Holton made a trip
Caldwell Friday.
Miss Ella Cowan is home from h,
school at Apple Valley, for week
visit. Her school is closed on accoul
!, OF small pox in the district.
Orville Johnson is home again aftt
a visit of several weeks with friend
in Nampa.
Mre. Willard Robinson came owe
from Nampa Friday and visited wit
her parents, Mr.. Mrs. Lewis Smitl
until Tuesday, when she returned I,
her home.
| J. P: Wood was at home for fe,
hours Saturday and then left for Bots
Mrs. Wood accompanied him and ha
been away all week.
G. H. Van Wyngarden and ], H
faradice, contractor and architect Of
the new school building were over or
Wednesday of last week. After :
thorough investigation of the work
everything was pronounced satisfac-
tory and the building was turned over
to the school directors.
G. w. Butt, Dan Butt, Lee ROGERS
w. H. Schenck and Walter MaoilI are
at work on the Schenck ditch this
week.
Mrs. A. B. Olsen made a trip TO
Caldwell last Monday.
Mrs. B. F. Clay was at home for a
short time last week. but returned to
caldwell to assist in taking. care of
her brother and sister who are both
very ill.,
Charles Parsons made trip to the
city of Caldwell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paine of Ros-
well visited at the Lewis Smith home
Friday.
Miss Martha Dugdale, of Sunny
Slope, has been visiting at the home
OF her uncle. Ohas. Dugdale.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Willard Robinson at the Lewis
Smith home Monday evening. The
arrival of the crowd was an entire sur-
prise and very merry evening was
spent in playing games. A lunch Of
sandwiches, pickles, cherries, choco-
iate cake, cookies, coffee and fudge
was served. Those present were the
Misses Fern Bitner, Edna Day, Celia
Sowan and Ida Schenck; Mrs. S. A.
pay, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Myler, and
Messrs, Clyde and John Fellows.
Wade Owsley, Arthur Irwin, Orville
Johnson and c. F. Johnson.
School began in the new school
building Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck and Miss Ida
spent Thursday visiting at the Charles
Dugdale home.
w. d: Fletcher made a business
trip to Caldwell Tuesday. Mrs. Viii
lard Robinson accompanied him to
town.
John Price passed through town
Tuesday on his way home from Cald-
George Upton made a trip TO vii.
der Monday. "
B. Heath was away on business the
first of the week. ~
w. J. Benham had charge of the
terry during Mr.. Heath's absence.
l. D. Peters went to Caldwell last
~ H. B. Bitner was over from Fargo
Tuesday
Mr.. Rhode from Caldwell. was in
town the first of the week.
Walter Sibbald passed through
town tuesday on the way from Caid-
well to his ranch at Rocky Ford
-Four carriage loads of people from
Fargo were over to see the track law
machine at work.
}: M. Shaw, father Of Mrs. Reuben
smith, is not improving as rapidly as
he should.
Jonas and Lawrence Johnson of
Cambridge visited at w. r. Smaple's
last week.
Ellsworth Sample took dinner at
the Wiiiiam Martin home Sunday.
Col. S. Napton came home from
jerome last week. He will remain
home tor the summer.
in Caldwell.
-, The railroad is rapidly nearing u.s.
The track reached Succor Creek on
wednesday. 1t is expected that about
ten days will be required to build the
bridge and then track will be laid on
into town.
Mrs. H. B. Bitner, Maynard B;tner
OF Fargo, Mrs. A. o. Christopher and
son, Bob, of Caldwell, visited Miss
Fern Bitner Monday.
"A very pleasant social dance was
gwen at the Gilman Hall last Friday
evening. Mr.. L. D. Peters had charge.
excellent music was furnished and The
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by |
large crowd.
Frank King, division engineer on
the .. 5. L.. was in town last Tues