The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-28
DEER FLAT.

DEER FLAT.
The Sunday school at Huston gave
an Easter program Sunday morning.
The church was decorated with flow
ers and greens for the occasion. The
Misses Eta Hitson, Julia Clark and
Delta Slonaker had the program and
arrangements in charge
Mrs. VIM. Cutter is suffering from
a severe attack of inflammatory rheu-
matism.
Mr.. Black of Caldwell has opened
a blacksmith shop at Appleton sta
ton.
The Prevo brothers are having wells
drilled on their places.
Little Mamie Harris is seriously i'll
with typhoid pneumonia. A trained
nurse has the patient in charge. The
child recovered from the small pox
just recently.
Quarterly meetings were held at the
Free Methodist church over Sunday
A number of visitors were present
from Boise, Caldwell and New Ply
mouth.
Mrs. T. O. Wheeler is on the sick
list.
The large reserve tank of Mr.. Nc
Cullough's and Greenheld's fell from
the supports one evening last week.
The tank contained about 80 tons Of
water at the time. The water was a
total loss (?) but the tank might be
made over into wire and dust pans.
The Ladies' Aid spent very en-
joyable afternoon at the church an
mex last Thursday.
A crew of men are at Homestead
station unloading cars for the Gem
district The pen are boarding at
the Clark home.
The Methodists organized class
at the school house Sunday afternoon.
The members are Mr.. and Mrs. Hoad-
ley. Mr.. Bradshaw, Mrs. Rees and
Mrs. Greenfield of the Flat and Mr..
and Mrs. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright of Lake Lowell. They are
planning to build an M. E. church
on Mr.. Hoadley's place.
Mrs. Sarah Smith is on the sick
list.
Mrs. VIM Fisher and daughter
Ethel of Boise came Friday evening
to attend the quarterly meeting at the
Free Methodist church and to visit
relatives and old friends.
The 2-months-old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Dotson is recovering
from serious attack of pneumonia
Mr.. McCabe is building residence
on his place at Huston. This makes
three residences under construction
at Huston at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hitson are NOV
ing into their commodious new home
this week and Tom Hitson and family
are. moving into the house being va
Gated
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury of Peaceful
Valley, were business visitors on the
Flat Thursday
Several from here attended the Eas-
ter exercises on Pleasant Ridge Sum
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCory of Lake Low
ell attended church at Huston Sunday
and were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Ollieian.
Arthur Rees left the first of the
week for trip to Canada. Arthur
| spent the winter in Kansas. but was
glad to get back to Idaho and we sus-
,, pect Idaho will look better yet after
a peek at Canada,
| Mrs. ]. P. Smith spent several days
last week at the Dotson home where
she assisted in caring for her little
granddaughter. who was seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
| Rev. r. F. Clay filled his regular
appointment at Huston Sunday morn
ing and evening. After the morning
services pledges were take amounting
to $500 for foreign missions. Mr.
CLAW will speak next SUNDAY morning
on Church Organization"
plating a visit to Salt Lake before de-
Gliding on a location.
Tom Rose has large ditch contrac,
in the Gem district and is there with
n crew working at present.
| Chas Cooper Of Indiana IS expected
here tomorrow for a visit with his
uncle. John Cooper. and family.
l.. There will be choir practice and a
business meeting Of the Christian En-.
deavor at the church FRIDAY evening
| Miss Myrtle Read of Caldwell VS.
tied on the Flat last week.
Roy Shelp has rented some land OF
F Faris and expects to realize enough
from the crops with those from his
own land. to make some wonderful
improvements on the Goose ranch
this fall.
The Evangelical services at the
Christian church had to he POSTPONED
last week on account of Rev. Sias he,
ing unable to work at present He i.
much better at this writing and ex.
nects to begin services again mex,
week.
! Frank Fisher of Boise spent the
:. week end with relatives here.