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

in the public schools.
Ira w. Kenward of Payette, at
tended to business in Caldwell Wed
nesday.
Chapter F., P. E. o. met Nonda,
evening at the home of Mrs. T, E
Buckner. The analysis of the shor
story was the study for the evening
The next meeting win be with Mrs
Hay at 81 Chicago street
Misses Leila Hay and Nora Dever.
went to Boise Thursday morning tc
visit Mrs. Glenn Paine.
G. L. Lawrence and family have ar.
rived from Winchester, Indiana, tc
make their home in this city.
| Mrs. M. L. Large and daughter
Eloise, came down from Arrow Rock
Monday to visit with Mrs. Large's
sister, Mrs. Joe Kahn.
Supt. and Mrs. w. S. Baker enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening,
their guests being Prof. and Mrs.
Nash, Prof. and Mrs. Stewart and lit
tie son and Georgia Mcfarland.
Mrs. M. ]. Devers went to Boise
Thursday to attend dinner given by
Mrs. Sullivan at the Owyhee.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
NJ !. Roberts.
]. R. Belcher. representing the Ida
no Harms tunneling machine, spent
several days in Caldwell this week.
He left Wednesday morning for EN-
NETT.
dad" Patten. whose restaurant on
Arthur street was burned, has reopen
ed for business on Main street Just
west of Ike Waters pool hall.
On Wednesday of this week Geo.
H. Bills and T. L. Davis of the U. S.
reclamation service, and Mr.. Childs,
secretary of the Boise Commercial
club, made trip over the Deer Flat
section of the Boise project.
Mrs. w. E. Lemaster entertained
the D. A. Y. P. club last Thursday
afternoon. All enjoyed a jolly good
time. Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Jones of Boise, was a
guest of the club.
Misses Daisy Beatty and Joseph
Wednesday for 4 visit at the VIII
Binford home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn have
leased the w. H. Redway cottage east
OF the Redway home and will live
there during the time Mr.. and Mrs.
Redway are in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hayden were
very pleasantly surprised Tuesday
evening by the Knob Hill Bridge club.
After the delicious dinner which was
brought by the guests was risposed of
bridge was enjoyed until a late hour.
Emory Vassar has returned from
his homestead in Long Valley and will
attend business college in Boise.
Miss frankie Walling of Nampa.
was Caldwell visitor Wednesday.
The beautiful bungalow of Flovd
southwark on South Kimball avenue
IS nearing completion and will soon
De ready for occupancy.
}. H. Burkholder who is in charge
OF the U. S. reclamation camp at
Wilder, returned this week from = va
cation trip to Hunter, Oregon
J. D. Huston of Seattle is her. ~
spend few days with P. A. Wiley
hte local representative Of the Iarg.
s soan company .;y recently drawn here
Mr.; and Mrs. W: c. Hunter ar.
greatly rejoiced over the arrival Of
baby boy on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss a. E. Holt i. planting hun.
1red more fruit trees, also small fruits
= q; 2 bundance on her place on Canyon
The new automobile road on Can
Von Hill is progressing rapidly and
ldds mucmh to the convenience and
attractiveness of that locality
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander of
ooise, Were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
alison on Canyon Hill last Fr;dav
iney were enroute to Salt Lake where
:hey have business interests.
5. E. Holt visited his sister At Tin.
Ia Vista Terrace Saturday. Mr.. Holt
expects to leave soon for a business
rip to Seattle.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs q. ri,
Ningsbury. Wednesday, April Is, al
The much advertised ball game be-
ween the lawyers and doctors of the
;ity has again been postponed until
tuesday. owing to the inclemency Of
he weather. "
Mrs. Jos. Williams leaves for Paw
tie Sunday, where she will h.y.
barge of the suit department in one
# the large stores.
Mrs. T. Whittig spent Wednes-
lay on Deer Flat.
Mrs: Glenn Journey of Meridian. IL
p pending few days in Caldwell
Mrs. Mabel Smith of Boise. spert
,unday with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
button. wis.
MI. and Mrs. J. S. Harrington en-
ertained at cards Wednesday even.
ng Quite number were present.
njoying the game and the social
our following. At a late hour deli
ious refreshments were served.
Ralph French left Wednesday for
'ort Leavenworth. Kansas, where he
xpeets to enter the signal corps of
he U. S. army. ="
George H. Varney. the new minister
i the Baptist church will be in town
ne latter part of the week and viii
lold services at the church Sunday.
Miss Pearl Murray has been several
lay with Ia grippe, but is able to be
n school this week.
A. L. Wilson. father of Mrs. Sam
tassar, died at his home .outh &c