The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-05
HOMEDALE.


arrived and the hunting season open
ed.
Charles McCoard was in Boise on
business Monday.
MIR. Upton and family moved into
the school house last week. Mr.. Up
ton will have charge OF the jantor
work in the school house and run a
barber shop in the front of the post
office. Mrs Upton is to be our future
postmistress..
Miss Celia Cowan and Willie Cow
an visited their sister, Mrs. Boulton,
in Central Cove last Monday. Willie
left that evening for Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacobson mo-
tored down from Nampa Sunday and
| spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Robinson.
Mr.. McGorder OF Ontario is here
taking charge of the lumber yard. He
will move his family up soon.
Mr.. Wh1temore went to Caldwell
Friday, returning Saturday evening.
Miss Dorothy Tracy left Saturday
for Boise where she will complete her
business course.
Miss Celia Cowen left Sunday at
ternoon for Boise to attend the teach
ers' institute. From there she will
take charge of her school at Apple
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parker and family,
Mrs. Dunlap and baby, who have been
visiting at the L. B. Cowen home
for the last few days, left Sunday
morning for their home in Nampa.
Bert Fuller went to Caldwell Friday
making the trip in the motor boat to
Froman's Ferry and taking the car
into town.
Miss Fern Bitner spent Thursday
night visiting Mrs. Willard Robinson.
She has been very fond of motoring
ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cowan enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdowell |
and Miss Electa, Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Mcdowell, Friday evening.
Mrs. Whitmore spent Saturday Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Tracy.
Miss Fern Bitner spent her last day |
in the post Office Saturday. We are
sorry to have her leave our midst
Mrs. Hall arrived last Wednesday
and will remain until her cottages are
finished. A portable house has been
erected in Mr.. Yaden's yard for her
use while here
They have gone down 500 feet in
the we'll without striking water at Mr..
Peters.
Owen Threldkeld visited in Fargo
Saturday returning Sunday with big
supply of grapes.
Ed Smell is finishing his grain stack
ing this week
Arthur Irwin is the proud possessor
OF new boat.
Last Saturday evening was the
second dance given in the new Heath
building. A very enjoyable time was
had by all. 1t is the plan now to have
them each week.
Mrs. Pennington came in from
Dixie and went up to the mine Mon
lay morning.
They are putting up the third cut
ing OF hay on the Owsley ranch now.
Buck Travis spent Monday at his
home in Sunny Slope
Mrs. Dick Helton and Mrs. Tony
.reeburn left Sunday to spend few
lays in Roswell.
G. H. Van Wyngarden and son Ed
win spent Sunday and Monday with
lome folks in Caldwell
Esther Thomas visited homefolks
Sunday.
Tom Rose was in Homedale Sum
lay.
Cassius Heagy was a Roswell visi-
or Sunday.
Mr.. Hoffman spent Saturday in
fargo.
A number Of people from Fargo
nd Wilder attended the dance Satur- I
lay night.
George Brewster spent Sunday
nd Monday with friends in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith were in
own Monday.
Mrs. J. P. Woods, who has been
N the sick list for the last two weeks
5 much improved.
Roy King went to Caldwell Satur-
ay to spend few days visiting
Homer Bitner was in town Mon
lay.
Herbert Van Wyngarden left here
saturday for Weiser. He has made
his place his home for the past two
ears and his many friends will miss
i'm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeburn and family
eturned to Homedale last Monday.
hey have been living in Charleston
or the past three months.
Mrs. Angel, Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
nd son returned Monday from an
uting in the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffman and son
'harles were Caldwell visitors We'd
esday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright were in Cald- ]
ell Friday.
G. M. Hill Of Boise spent Tuesday
! Homedale. a
Bert Heath was in Caldwell Friday. >,