The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-18
ROSWELL

Miss z. Fay Fowler, county super
intendent, and Miss Ward, a teacher
at Nampa visited the Roswell school
Thursday. They complimented the
teachers very highly on the condi-
ton of the school.
Mr.. John Stell, who moved here re-
Gently from Omaha, is quite i'll at the
home of Charles E. Paine.
The boys club viii Inject with FLOYD
Dutton Saturday.
Mr.. E. P. Mccormick came. very
near losing a valuable horse Sunday
afternoon. The horses were crowd
ing around a cistern for water. and
pushed the cover off, and the horse
fell in. Lester Clark and John Whit
ing of Fargo were passing along the
road and saw the animal fall in or 1t
would have been drowned before 1t
was missed. Mr.. Mccormick sum.
moned help and they dug the side of
the cistern out and with several men
pulling on her the horse managed to
climb out.
The men in this vicinity are busy
spraying their orchards, although some
days lately are not very favorable for
that kind of work.
The Presbyterian choir practice was
held at E. T. Rices Thursday evening.
They will meet at the manse this
week.
Mr.. D. Hunt spent several days in
Weiser last week transacting business.
Wilson Campbell was the guest of
Ried Robisnon last Sunday.
Mr.. Earl Dodds of Nampa visited
at the home of his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Campbell, last
Sunday.
Miss Martha lockwood assisted
Mrs. Case in the millinery store at
Parma several days last week.
Prof. DIN of the State University,
gave a very interesting stereopticon
lecture on Idaho scenes at the Pres
byterian church last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. E. T. Rice was hauling coal for
the school last Friday.
Mr.. Ross Dilleys horse ran away
last Thursday. AS it was passing w.
R. Stevens ranch, Mr.. Finn Galloway
managed to stop it. Very little dam
age was done.
The younger boys of Roswell and
the boys in the Peck District played
ball last Friday afternoon. The score
was IL to l6 in favor of Roswell.
A car load OF goods belonging to
Mr.. John Steel arrived from Omaha
last week, and were moved over to
Roswell Wednesday my his friends.
Mr.. Steel appreciated the kindness of
his neighbors very much. But that
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munity to assist each newcomer in
hauling his goods from Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. f. P. Mccormick
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. D.
B. Grosvenor in Payette.
The Chautauqua met with Mrs. J.
H. Trout last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Annabel Hunt went to Weiser
Monday, where she will lassist her
brother in the grocery store for few
days.
Mrs. w. H. Wohlschlegel started
for Brandon, Wisconsin, last Satur-
day to visit her parents. Her father
has acncer of the throat and is not
expected to live but short time. Mrs.
Wohlschlegel expects to be gon sew
eral weeks.
The boy scouts met with Mr.. Law
renee Monday evening and cleaned the
church lawn.
The plasterers are at work on the
new bungalow being built for Mr..
Charles Paine
Rev. E. P. Lawrence preached at
the Wade school house in Big Bend
Sunday afternoon to a large audience.
Rev. McKinnon of Sshoshone
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day morning. He will be here next
Sunday also.
Miss Mary Campbell went over to
her claim in Fargo Saturday, remain
ing until Sunday.
The young ladies' Guild was enter
tanned in the domestic science room
at the schoo lhouse Tuesday evening
by the Misses Hall, Campbell and
Smith.
Mr. J. H. Lowell and Edgar Dilley
attended the meeting of the Fruit
| Growers association at Parma Mon
| day afternoon.
Kew. +. +, Lwrence will preach at
the Arena Valley school house next
Sunday-the Big Bend and Arena VAL
ley people expect to secure a student
to preach during the summer months
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Trimm and
baby, and Mrs. Crow, were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. A. C. Abbott
| last Sunday.
Rev. E. P. Lawrence attended the
presbytery in Boise Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Mr.. Harris of Deer Flat, began
work on the Presbyterian church last
Monday, painting the exterior and
tinting the interior of it.
Mr.. Jesse Baker is having a deep
well drilled on his ranch. Mr.. Trem-
bly, is doing the work.
The views for the stereopticon lee
ture next Sunday evening will be on
the early life of Christ Everyone is
welcome.
Mr.. Alvin Steel, who has been III,
is able to be out again.
Mr.. H. M. Ruddock of Caldwell.
took dinner with the Browns and Abb
bolts last Monday while on his home
from Big Bend, where he had been on
business.
Mr.. Lewis Smith of Homedale, is
putting in crops for his sister, Mrs.
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