The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-14
ROSWELL.

A few days more of this sum,
weather will put our roads in fin,
condition.
! Mrs. Van Wyngarden of Caldwell
IS spending week in Roswell. visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Bert Blake
Miss Florence Mccormick, Kinsey
Robinson, Stewart Ross, all students
OF the College of Idaho, spent the
week end at their homes in Roswell.
Mr. Williams, of Wishek, North
Dakota, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. vii
!iams, also his cousins Scott and Arch
Wisby. "
The Boy Scouts will NETT with Rid
Robinson Tuesday evening
DR.. Cluen operated on Wilson
Campbelis leg Saturday. The bone
IS not injured but had to be scraped.
1t is expected that he will be better in
Mrs. ]. F. Orr of payette, scent
several days last week visiting in the
homes of H. w. Robinson and r. M.
Rooney. ~
Arthur McOmber received the sad
intelligence Of the death of his aged
mother. which occurred in Illinois
The leaders of the Christian En-.
deavor Society held a service in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
evening, in honor of the thirty-second
anniversary of the organization of
Christian Endeavor movement bv Dr.
F. E.. Clark. It included all the Young
peoples organizations of the church
Boys Club, Joseph Diiley for the R 9os
Scouts, A. J. Mccormick for Thy
Sunday Schools. The Girls Mission
was represented. and Mrs. w. p.
Lawrensce told of the origin and the
growth of Christian Endeavor socie-
ties and gave personal "reminiscences
OF Or. Clark, who was at one time her
pastor in Philips Congregational
church in Boston, Mass. Prof.
Blacker spoke of the spiritual side of
the c. E. work. D. B. Grosvenor of
the social and Miss Gladys TAYLOR of
the Missionary work, concluding with
short talk by the pastor. Special
music was furnished.f
The sale at the ]. v. Dickerson
ranch was held last Thursday. Mr..
Dickerson and wife will soon move 70
Parma and Mr.. Fred Erminston Of
Parma, has rented the ranch and will
soon. take possession.
There will be an open meeting Of
the Grange Wednesday evening. when
n. Z. Watson, dairyman, will speak
to the grange of his experience in thr
dairy business. A discussion will also
De held in regard to starting a CO.
operative creamery A creamery !.
something which is very much needed
IN this section and we hope that the
people may soon see their wav clear
10 organize and operate one.
Roy Stark, who graduated reeentiv
from the Kirksville school of Osteo.
pathy, arrived home Sunday evening
Mrs. Harry Hatch and children re.
turned from their eastern trip Sunday
evening. o"u"S
Thomas Rooney recentlv purchased
a 4O-acre tract of land of Mrs Ai;ce
Bales, It is choice piece of land IN |
the Black Canyon district ;o;n;nn M
Powers land on the north.
The Boy Scouts met With M,.
Navmond kice. Saturday afternoon.
mrs {. +. Allen accompanied her
daughter; Mrs. Nathan Leigh and lit |
Tie DAUGHTER, of Parma, to Portland !
wnere they are taking the child for I
N"'l"eHt. MIS-. Allen will remain for |
about a week, and Mrs. Leigh will r..
main longer If the treatment viii |
6eneht the child. who is ? years old
but has never been able to walk or
Mr.: and Mrs. E. r. Rice ar. M.
proud grandparents of a baby bow
which arrived at the home OF Rsy
Bean and wife in Cherokee. Iowa last !
Saturday Mrs. Bean visited hsr
parents here about two years ago
Ed. Russell, who has been at r NJ 1
Roooney's for the past two weeks
drilling a we'll. struck a f;ne Wien y;
water Monday at a depth Of 2iO feet
The Chautauqua Circle met with
Mrs. A. ]. lockwood, Saturday after.
noon. Refreshments were served :,
honor Of Mrs. Trout's birthday
Mrs. Lowell was transacting bust
ness in Pavette. last THURSDAY and
in Roise Monday. anu
The Young peoples club SURPRISED
Miss Hazel Bunnetl last FRIDAY even.
ng at her home. it being her 10Th
birthday. The evening was soent ,i,, y