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

Quarterly conference. Both of the
churches, Wilder and Pleasant Ridge,
gave good reports; the financial re-
ports being especially good.
Walter Wagner has been having
a. siege OF distemper among his hor-
ses, and had the misfortune to lose
one last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Moss visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Springer
one day last week.
The Twilight Club gave a literary
program at the old school house Ia st
Friday night. After the program. the
new officers were elected and other
business was disposed of. The officers
elected re:President, Miss Viola
Howard; vice-president, Carleton
Holt; secretary-treasurer, Miss RUBY
Taylor; sergeant-at-arms, Walter
MORROW; critics, Miss Bertha Savler
and Joe Whittig.
Mr.: and Mrs. John Shelp visited at
the Fisk home last Friday.
Rev. Osterhaut, the SUNDAY schoo,
Missionary, accompanied Rev. Vernon
on his visit to Pleasant Ridge Sunday.
ana preached very good sermon.
r. 5. Moss has been in his own, and
Cnas. towards orchards, cutting
scions for the Caldwell Nurseries the
past week.
Oral Elphick has been quite sick
lately.
The Shevalley and Rogers COM
pany were delayed in their work with
the alfalfa grinder on account of the
weather. but they have finally finished
their job for O. G. Rogers. They
have sold the mill to DR.. Isham, who
intends to run it in connection with
his feed mill.
Mrs. ]. L. Isenberg and son, Carl,
made a short visit with her daughter
in Boise last week.
Wells are in fashion on the west
end of the Ridge. Ira fish and c. S.
Farout have just finished digging
wells on their places, and J. c. John
son and M. E. Tucker are digging on
their farms.
George Douehtery attended sale
at Middleton Tuesday and purcha sed
young mare and two thoroughbred
hogs.
Mr.. .Symms, who came home here
recently from Kansas, has rented a
farm of Mr.. Law, on the Snake river.
See! A steathly figure stealing
through the darkness, then another;
now the home is surrounded and
every door is guarded. Listen! A
coarse whisper: "Let 'er CO." and
mercy on US, what a racket! Have a
band of Apache Indians been turned
loose? Oh, no, it is only our formal
reception for John fish, who has just
returned from California with his
bride. The lady was known to many
Of us few years before as Miss Edna
Carey, but after she moved, with her
parents to California, John seems to
have kept un the acquaintance better
than the rest of her many friends.
when it struck the pole it threw Mrs.
Jones and little daughter out, but
they were not injured
Arthur Fry is hauling Mr.. Hocken-
burgers furniture from Caldwell this
week. Mr.. Hockenburger and bride
have been the guests Of Mr.. Sewers
while waiting for the arrival of their
furniture.
Little Alice Sullivan has been sick
for several days-being unable to at
tend school.
Mrs. H. M. Faris and Amy were
shopping in Caldwell last Thursday
The young people welcomed Mr.
and Mrs. Hockenburgef to their new
home by seranading them last Sat.
urday evening.
Clarence Faus attended the Breed
ers' Association in Caldwell last Sat
urday.
Jim Gragg has his house plastered
now. Ed. Perry did the work.
Eddie Hendon was visitor Of S. M.
HURT Sunday.
Arthur Vogt was caller at the
McAdam's home Supnday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Faris were
visiting at the Dickens home in Cald-
we'll SUNDAY afternoon.
Ernest Mulch. Mr.. Kingston and
Mr.. Simms of Peaceful Valley were
hauling hay from Mr. Barnett's place
Monday.
Mr.. Mcintosh from east of town
was visiting at w. H. Faris' the latter
part of the week.