The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-18
SOCIAL and PERSONAL items

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will preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning
Mrs. w. E. Babcock and children,
Vivian and Walter, of Parma, were
in town from Friday until Sunday
guests at the Hughes home.
The Knights of Columbus sent a
delegation to Ontario Sunday, where
installation was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dorman were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Turner Wednesday evening.
TIL Episcopal Guild met with Mrs
w. H. Redway Wednesday afternoon.
After the business meetinga social
time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Natter and Miss Mar
ion Natter of Nampa, spent Sunday
with Mrs Villa Ross.
Eleanor Steelman has been quit sick
this week, threatened with typhoid.
Mr.. f. Wheeler has been east for
two weeks and is expected back this
week. His mother will return with
him and make he rhome here.
Miss Helen Usadell of Roswell,
spent Friday with Mrs. Villa Ross.
James Ford went to Baker City,
Oregon, Monday to purchase car
load of cattle.
The J. G. B. club, composed of the
junior high school girls, were enter
tanned by Pearl Murray at the A. F.
Gipson home Saturday afternoon.
The time was merrily spent in playing
games, followed by refreshments
Those present were: Alpha Paynter,
Marie Keller, Ethel Sebree, Lucille
Robinson, Pearl Murray, Hazel and
Irene Harrington, Edna Askey, Gladys
Crete and Iva Raymond.
FOR SALE-Grade Guernsey COW,
giving milk. Inquire x2 Tribune Of
flee. a13-m2
Mrs. R. Wagner and daughter, Miss
Marie, of Chicago, mother and sitter
OF Mrs. Hugh Ackley, arrived this
week for an extended visit. They
may decide to locate here.
Mrs. E. B. Smith is i'll at her home
on Chicago street.
Mrs. Fern Mindte of Boise, is
spending the week at her sisters Mrs.
Hugh Ackley visiting her mother
and sister.
Ancil Steunenberg and Ben Van
Wyngarten spent Saturday in Boise
and attended the Comedy of Errors"
at the Pinney in the evening.
Mrs. F. P. Smith received word
last week of the very serious illness
of her mother, who lives near Salem,
Oregon. AT last report she was some
better.
Mrs. Wilson, living on Denver St.,
is suffering with an abcess on the
brain. Her son, Will, OF Mountain
Home, came Monday evening. 1t is
thought that with good care the pa
tient will SOM be in her usual health.
Special sale Saturday the 10th and
Monday the 2lst, on all Trimmed and
Street hats at NJ E. Gilgan's, 6l2
Main street, West of Saratoga Hotel
Come and see what we offer you.
al8 MRS. GEO. A. SARCHET.
Miss Louise Botkin entertained
delightfully."- at a chatting dish
Cleveland Boulevard. After the guests
had arrived little cards were given out
with which to match partners, after
which proceeding most novel din
ner followed. Instead of serving in
the usual way, two couples were ask
ed to prepare the first course, con-
sisting Of pimento canopes, serve the
same and wash all dishes used. Two
more couples prepared the dinner
course, two others salad, dessert and
coffee being prepared by the remain
ing couples. Naturally the evening
was a very merry one, the social hour
after the dinner being much enjoyed.
Those present were the Misses Ber-
ira and Mary Cupp, Martha and Bess
Price, Lou Ella Haley and Louise Bot
kin and Messrs. Tired Stone, Dan
Banks, Arthur Westrope, Walter Ste
vens, Jimmy and Jerry Kelleher.
Mrs. Charles Cakes entertained in
formally at her home the latter part
OF the week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore, who were her guests.
Miss Fay Fowler entertained in
formally at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs, Andrews and Miss Martin.
The Union Loan company of Par
ma, are erecting three new bungalows
on Parma Heights. Mr.. w. H. Van
Wyngarten, the lowest bidder, being
awarded the contract. The houses
are being built for Mr.. R. B. Mitchell,
Mr.. l. H. Keller, formerly of Cald-
well, the third being the manse for the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. w. M. Case visited in Parma
Monday and Tuesday, assisting Tues
day night in an entertainment given
bp the Westminster guild of that
place.
WANTED-Tenant with team.
Farm in city limits-Inquire Tribune
Ak. al8-n2
County Commissioner Walter Mitch
ell autoed from Parma to Caldwell
Wednesday morning on short bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Vaughn of Parma was a Cald-
well visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. J. H. Van Wyngarten made a
business trip to Parma Tuesday.
w. R. Sebree brought with him on
his return from Los Angeles, Tues
day, pen of thoroughbred hogs, the
same having been awarded him by the
Los Angeles Athletic Club The club
also furnished a hog house and hog
lot fence, all made OF hard wood and
finished in an elegant manner. The
whole outfit, hogs and all are on ex-
hibition at the Commercial club,
where they are being examined with
1nuch interest nv ali rt,,h NO, ,,J