The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-01
ROSWELL.

The break in the Riverside Irriga-
ton ditch on the Dutton ranch was
fixed Sunday noon and water was
again turned in. Owing to the large
amount of dirt that was washed away
it was necessary to build a new ditch
around the break.
Mrs. Willard Robinson and Miss
Ida Schenck of Homedale were over
Tuesday and Wednesday returning
Thursday morning for fruit. While
in Roswell they stayed at the H. w.
Robinson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lowell and Ed
win are spending week at Owens
Hot springs bathing and resting dur
ing the hot weather
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Rice are enjoy
ing visit from their son Clayton who
arrived Friday from Milton, Utah, for
a short visit. Mr.. Rice is pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at Milton
Mr.. Knox and son drove down from
Deer Flat Saturday returning Sun
day. Mr.. Knox owns the 40 acres OF
land rented by Ed Stemper.
The Wilkins family has moved over
to the Steel ranch from Parma, They
Will stay until fall.
The Misses Rachel and Olga Holt
lingsbee of Portland who have been
visiting with Miss Clara Wamsted,
will return home Wednesday.
Miss Awaitha Smith will leave for
Seattle Wednesday to visit her mo-
Their. When Mr.. Smith returned to
Alaska in May Mrs. Smith accompan-
led him to Seattle and has been there
since.
Miss Bernice and Clarence Hill en-
tertained number of their friends at
Roswell Heighths Saturday evening.
Miss Mckenzie is staying with the
Lowell boys while Mr.. and Mrs Low
ell are at the Given Hot springs.
The crew of Idaho Oregon Light
& Power people who have been camp
ing near the Roswell store while put
ting up the new power line in Ros-
well broke camp Monday and part OF
the men were sent to Horseshoe Bend
to repair the damage done during the
rain and the rest of the men are stay
ing to hang the transformers and run
the drops on the new line in Roswell.
The line will be completed by the end
of the week and we will have lights
in soon.
Rev. Bean arrived Monday morning
from Cherokee, Iowa, to spend his
vacation with Mrs. Bean, who has
been visiting with her father and mo-
Their, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Rice, for the
last 10 days. Rev. Bean has accept
ed a call to Hastings, Neb., and he
will take up his duties there at the
end of his vacation.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will hold a bus
mess meeting and social at the Ross
Taylor home Friday evening to which
everyone is cordially invited.
Choir practice was held at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday night
The Bible class of the Parma Pres
byterian church play ball with the
Tuning team on the Roswell dia-
mond Tuesday evening.
Geo. Brush purchased a new Over
land auto through the Sherman gar
age of Parma this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holderly of Wilder
took dinner at the L. M. Birch home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gould of Will
der spent Sunday with Mrs. Could:
sister, Mrs. Chas. Paine.
Fred Baker of Wilder was dowr
on the Roswell bench Monday even.
ing trying the roads which are fine
for motoring since the recent rains
Mrs. George Over of Caldwell
came down Wednesday for a visit
with Mrs. Will Stevens. Mr.. Over
came down Saturday.
BLY, and Violet Sandberg of Cald
well returned home Saturday from {
two weeks visit with friends in Ros
well. Miss Marian Dilley returned
with them for a short visit in Cald
we'll.
! Edgar Dilley lost a valuable hors,
last week.