The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-02
SOCIAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

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Miss Winnie Bair and Miss Helen
Ackley visited over Sunday in Nerd.
ian with Miss Baird's brother, John
Baird and family.
| Mrs. Nash. mother of Neil Nash. is
quite i'll with lagrippe.
| ITS good world to liv in; to lend
or to spend. or to give I'M" So think
the ladies of the Forward club and
you will think so too when you cal
the fine dinner and supper they will
prepare for you, good people of Cald-
well and community. Didn't you know
that we will have fine building a,
the cemetery if, what! The money
how much-just one hundred dollars
is raised by the club. Now is the
time to all pull together and help and
we know that we can count on every
one to do their part. Don't forget
the date. May Is. And the place
new Electric depot.
Milk for sale. Write w. c. Phin-
ney, Box 37s, Caldwell. m2-tf
Mrs. Paul Murphy last week re-
ceived from San Diego, California. a
very lovely picture, the gift and work
w. H. c. Pierce. The picture is a
water color entitled October on
Poway Creek" a San Diego country
scene; Mr.; Pierce is an intimate
friend of the relatives of Mrs. MUIR
ply. 1t is needless to say that the
picture is priced very highly.
Among the Caldwell people who
attended the I. o. 0. F. anniversary
celebration at Payette Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Handy, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ].
Brobst, Mesrames Itbamer Andrews
and A. Steunenberg, Miss Marie Mar
tinand Messrs Ed Plowhead, Bud
Davis, T. E. Buckner and John Steun-
enberg.
Special reduced prices for Traders
Day, Monday, May S. All trimmed
hats, street hats and childrens hats,
also untrimmed shapes, fancy feath-
ers and ribbons-At 6lO Main.
M. E. GILCAN, SARCHET.
Misses Georgia Mcfarland and
Helen Ketchen were six o'clock din
Crookham Monday evening.
Mrs. w. S. Hawkes., who has been
threatened with pneumonia the past
week, is convalescent.
Next Tuesday evening at $50 the
p. m. the Boise High School team
meets the College of Idaho in a ball
game at Recreation Park. In the ear
ly part Of the season the college team
were defeated by the Boise high, but
it was their first game of the season
and they had but very little practice.
Since then they have been doing some
hard practice work and are getting
into shape for playing hard game.
The boys feel confident that they can
show Boise an entirely different kind
OF game than was played before.
w. B. Jones of Arrow Rock, spent
Sunday in town visiting relatives.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Mad
den several days the first of the week.
Miss Rae Olmstead entertained
several young ladies and gentlemen
at her home Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Roberts and Miss
Reed of Boise, were in at
tendance at the ball Friday evening.
Miss Roberts is president Of the CO.
lumbia club of Boise.
Mrs. J. c. Lesser of Boise, spent the
week end in the city, the guest of
Wilson Lesser and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. French were no
rom Washoe attending the CONNER
:ial club ball Friday night.
Mrs. c. B. Steunenberg spent a few
lays visiting in the city the first of
he week.
c. P. Hartley of Emmett, was look
ng after the tree business here Sat-
,rday.
Mrs. Jake Horn returned Sunday
rom Several days visit with Dr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Maxey in Boise.
Miss 1rma Scott and Mrs. Has
,rouck attended the ball game in
3oise Thursday of last week.
Mayor Griffiths and little niece Wis
sunday. ""0
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Clark of Boise
we're in town Friday night on their
vay to the Odd Fellow celebration At
'ayette Saturday and while here at
ended the Commercial and Forward
James Ford made a business trip
o Boise Tuesday.
Mrs. H D. Blatchley was the guest
i Mrs. J. J. Walling at Nampa Sat-
Mrs. ]. H. Lowell of Roswell wa.
uoy ouo was dCCOmO2n~
ed by Mrs. c. B. Steunenbere.
r. S. Madden went to Nampa Sun:
lay to see A. J. Reagan who Is III in
he hospital there. suffering from a
'roken hip
G. L. crookham left Tuesday even
g on two weeks trip to his ranch
Iear Mackay.
Miss Isle Canter left Saturday
vening for an extended stay in Port
and and coast points.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Sebree enter
aimed at ? o'clock dinner at the
saratoga hotel Saturday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. M + IL
)evers and Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ross
nd little daughter.
w. L. Hasbrouek spent a few DAYS
asst week upon his ranch near Owy-
lee. He returned in time to take a
prominent part in the Commercial
md Forward club ball Friday night.
. DR.: w; J. Boone. A. A. Binford, and
frank Mumford went to Creenleaf
friday evening to assist in the COM