The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-21

| K1nR OF IlOTy Will d SHoiu Us ~
twenty-five voices, will be given by
the Presbyterian choir next Sunday
evening.
The program given by the high
school last Friday afternoon was very
| good. 1t consisted of music, both
vocal and instrumental, readings, es-
says, and a debate A number of
visitors were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross returned to their
home in Pocatello, after a two weeks
visit with their sons in Roswell.
A choir rehearsal and Christian
Endeavor committee meeting were
held at the A. J. lockwood home on
Thursday evening.
Messrs. Fred Nihart, representative
from Twin Falls county, R. w. Cakes
and son, William, Ross Madden of
Caldwell, were dinner guests at A. ].
Rockwood's last Thursday. Mr..
Nihart was very much pleased with
. this part of the country.
| Rev. Hartley of Pocatello, preached
in the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing.
A large audience gathered at the
I Presbyterian church to enjoy the pro-
gram given by the school last Fri
day evening. 1t consisted of short
plays, life pictures and music. The
school will give similar program
next Friday evening. They are very
good, and parents and friends should
show their appreciation of the work
of teachers and scholars by attend
ing.
The Christian Endeavor held their
| s@pl al ~e
day evening.
Rev. Wright Of Boise. field worker
for the State Sunday School Assn,
| spoke in the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning.
Rev. Wright was Mrs. Lowell's
pastor for number of years at Boise,
and was entertained at the Lowell
home while here.
| Robert Mccormick is at home and
! will canvass this territory in the in
terest of the Presbyterian church this
week
Messrs. James Boone and VIM.
Runciman of Caldwell, visited Gilbert
Mccormick over Sunday.
The Baptist people gave birthday
social Tuesday evening. Everyone
| giving as many cents as the number of
years old. A jolly evening was spent,
and many mysteries solved.
Little James Stevens was i'll last
week with an abcess in his ear. The
doctor lanced it, and James is i'm
proving now
Mr.. Petrie, teacher of science in the
Ontario schools, will speak on the
subject of Lawn characterization" al
the Grange meeting to be held Wed
nesday evening, March 10Th. It will
be an open meeting, and several ladies
have been asked to follow Mr.. Petrie
with discussion on the same subject
1t is subject we are all interested in
and all who can, should attend.
| Twenty-Five have united with the
Presbyterian church in the past three
weeks. Some coming in by letter
and others on confession of faith.
The annual congregational meeting
OF the Presbyterian church was held
last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Lowell and Mrs. Trout were elected
| trustees.
Miss Smith was a Caldwell visitor
last Saturday
Don Peck and Edwin Brush came
down from Boise Sunday evening.
Don returned Sunday evening to COM
piete his course at Links Busine IS
College. Eddie has completed his and
will remain at home. :.
The Chautauqua Circle met with
Mrs. Rice Saturday afternoon, and
Will meet with Mrs. Trout next Sat.
urday. ~
Miss Virginia Hall was at home las,
Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rockwoed were
IN Caldwell attending Pomon;
Grange meeting Tuesday.
Miss Helen Hankness spent Sat
urday and Sunday at her home If
Fargo. "
J. II. Lowell attended a meet;ne
OF bank directors in Caldwell, Thur
! day. ""' D
Miss Fisher of Wilder, visited Su,
Peterman over Sunday.
Grover Fretwell and Walter Do,,
,, with their families, have moved ontt
MT SESSIONS ranch, where they ar,
: doing some leveling.
Mrs. J. F. Orr of Payette spent tn,
week end visiting relatives in Roswell
Mr.. and Mrs. Trout entertaine,
George Obendorf. wife and baby an,
Mr.. Obendorf's father and Mildre,
Tuning at Sunday dinner.
Spur Thomson of Browns Valleu
Minnesota, visited with his old friend
the Dilleys. several days last week
he spent month at Twin Falls. bu
;, likes this country better. He ha
gone on west and will visit Canad;
before returning to Minnesota. Ie +
j looking around with a view of 10
eating in the west.
Charles Sanberg and son, Linas. O
Caldwell, spent Saturday with Edea
Dilley, and looking for a renter 70
his land in Roswell.
The young ladies have been invite,
to the home of Mrs. ]. H. Lowell +,
meet Mrs. Case of Caldwell, VIII,
comes to organize a Young Ladies
Westminster Guild. Mrs. Cifin q
= Parma, and Mrs. Elmer Smith will
meet with them also.
l.. A. J, Mccormick was in Caldwell
:. couple of days last week.
II Messrs. Ben Paine and Chas. ALE,
who have been serving as Jurors, ar