The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-28
HOMEDALE.


MIS }. N. NlcDt, WHO are 1IllSSlOIldTlc
recently returned from their work il
Africa, will be with us Sunday, Nov
Is. Mr.. Riebe will preach in thu
morning at the regular time for morn
ing service. In the evening both will
speak of their personal experience
in Africa work. They are both yer,
interesting speakers and have many
curios with them with which to illu
strate and explain their anecdotes
Mrs. Riebe sings beautifully in thu
African tongue. All will be especially
interesting to the young folks in con
nection with their geography work
and will give everyone clearer under
standing of conditions on the African
continent A good crowd should
show our appreciation Of their visit
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cox of Middle
ton drove over from their home Thurs
day and Mrs. Cox visited over the
weeks end at the Schenck ranch. Mr.
Cox accompanied by w. H. Schenck
drove on over to Mahogany Mountain
Friday for visit at the ranch OF Earl
f. Cox
Fern Bitner was in town on bust
ness the first of the week.
The Busy Bees" and "Homedale
American Girls clubs met at the
school house Friday afternoon. The
latter society elected new officers.
Sadie Freeburn was elected president
and Zelda Freeburn secretary. They
will hold Office for the next two mon
this. Meetings will be held every Fri
day afternoon The new rules were
read and approved A class for the
taking up of the country work was
formed. The members Of this class
are Beatrice Stephens, Eva Miller,
Elizabeth Price, Svrena Hosely, Zelda
Freeburn, Lucille Tarr, Blanche Adams
Leone Wright and Sadie Freeburn.
Classes will be formed for stocking
darning, quilt piecing, crocheting and
embroidering. Quite a number of
girls will be in each of these divisions.
The ladies assisting with the work
last week were Mesdames w. P. Bean,
F. B. Richardson, L. B. Yaden and
Miss Ida Schenck. Cake and candy
were served by the girls.
w. H. Schenck returned Wednes-
day from business trip to Caldwell.
DR.. J. V. Gilbert of Klamath Falls,
Oregon, will be here soon to locate.
The doctor is an excellent physician
and surgeon and will be prepared to
do surgical work at his Office in all
minor cases. Mrs. Gilbert will follow
later and both the doctor and Mrs.
Gilbert will take an active part in the
social activities of our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hosely, Mds
H. a. Snyder, and Lee Hosely drove
to Wilder Monday.
Ralph A. Mcdowell has just COM
pleted the building of large barn
at his ranch. Thebuildingis arranged
for the keeping of stock on the ground
floor and the storing of hay above.
Henry Cox and W. H. Schenck re-
turned from Mahogany mountain Sun
day evening and Mrs. and Mr.. Cox
returned to their home at Middleton
Monday.
Mrs. ]. s. Flesper was in town
shopping Monday:
w. w. Peter and Lewis Smith made
a business trip to Caldwell Monday.
Richard Wagner left for Minneapo-
lis the last of the week.
w. F. Tracy has been quite sick
but is better.
Chris Jensen's new barn is nearly
completed.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. F. E. Tracy
Tuesday. The ladies are still making
articles for the bazaar.
Charles McCoard made business
trip to Caldwell Saturday.
Con Sutton returned from his sheep
camp in the hills Saturday.
Geo. B. Peter is on the sick list.
J.. R. Ganow is building temporary
business quarters.
Mrs. w. R. Sample visited with Mrs
Fred Bush Friday.
w. w. Peter has built barn and is
having his bungalow painted.
Owen Threlkeld was in charge of
the postoffice Monday.
Miss Fern Bitner was over from
Wilder on business Monday.
Misses Annie and Ruth Lehner are
slowly improving
Mrs. L. B. Yaden and son Boyd
returned Friday after visit of several
weeks with relatives and friends in
Oregon and California. They report
most delightful visit.
Mrs. F. B. Richardson was delayed
and did not leave for her Boise visit
until Sunday.
Ed. Smell was in town Monday.
}. F. Eads pulled out from here
Monday for Jordan Valley with
six horse load of coal and steel fun
ing
A party consisting of H. C. Sach-
lemon, DR.. Coon. Mrs. Clawson, Mrs.
Zimmerman, and Mrs. Nellie Peck of
Minneapolis, accompanied by. C. M.
Hill OF Boise were in town Saturday
looking over propert., with the idea
OF further investments. DR.. Coon is
one of the organizers of the Homedale
water system.
Mrs. Tony Freeburn returned home
Sunday from visit with relatives in
Pendleton.
State Senator Dow Dunning is build
ing small cottage on his ranch near
town. Later he will erect sandstone
residence on his lots in town.
J. D. Stull was in town from his
home at the foot of Poison creek hill
Monday
Mr.. Smith of the Homedale State
Bank is now in Portland and is expect
ed here soon to make final arrange
ments before opening the bank.
Waterworks for the town will soon