The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-17

the Ten Davis team at Ten Davis mex
Saturday afternoon.
The girls basketball schedule is a
follows:
Roswell at Ten Davis ...... Oct. i
Mt. View at Roswell ..... Oct. 2
Roswell at Notus ......... Nov.
Ten Davis at Roswell ...... Nov.
Roswell at Mt View ..... Nov. /
Notus at Roswell ...... Nov. 2
The school board met Monday eve
ming.
| Miss Lizzie Brush and Ray Swiger
stole a march on their friends las
Friday. They went to Caldwell ant
were quietly married. going to Bois'
where they spent day or two. Thei
many Roswell friends wish them ;
long and happy married life. The,
will continue to live in Roswell, where
Mr.. Swigert has purchased home.
Miss Bessie Trout was quite il
again Sunday, but is improving rapid
ly.
Mrs. Jamison of Meridian visited
her daughter, Mrs. Harley Hersey
in Roswell several days the first Of
the week.
The entertainment given at the
Presbyterian church last Friday even
ing, by Mrs. William Moll Case and
Miss Helen Case, of Caldwell, was
we'll attended Mrs. Case in her vocal
selections and Miss Case in her read
ings, were both at their best. Many
encores were called for and given.
The proceeds of the entertainment
went to the Girls Sunshine club,
which had charge of the entertain
ment.
E. NJ. Kirkpatrick and Mrs Kirk
patrick, Judge Russell, wife and
daughter, Rev. Bruce Gifin and a
number of other Parmaites, attended
the concert Friday evening.
Robert Mccormick came home Sum
day morning, returning to Caldwell in
the evening.
Mrs. A. J. lockwood drove to
Caldwell Sunday evening, attended
the sale at Hunters store Monday.
and returned home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Ohio Myers of Par
ma, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Obendori Sunday.
Mrs. Caddis of Iowa is spending
Cam,bell and family.
Mrs. Villa Ross will spend some
time with her daughters, Mrs. Alfred
Willis of the Roswell Fruit Tract.
Stewart Ross, who is attending the
College of Idaho, came home Friday, |
returning Sunday.
Among the number attending the |
funeral o; George Handy at Caldwell |
Monday were, J. H. Lowell, Mr. and |
Mrs. Ben Ross, Miss Helen Usadel,
Charles Paine and L. NJ. Birch.
Mrs. and Miss Case were entertain
ed at the E. T. Rice home while in
Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood lockwood
spent Tuesday in Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson of Fargo at
ended the entertainment Friday
VIM. Baker of Fargo is building a
cement water tank for A. J. lockwood
John Nicholson is building a barn
|0x6O on his ranch
Misses Ruth Campbell, Bessie
Trout. Elizabeth and katherine Karn
,isited school lats week.
A stereopticon lecture on the life
If Daniel at the Presbyterian church
asst Sunday evening, was very good.
The Roswell M. w. of A. will give
m oyster supper at the Roswell hall
Monday evening, Oct. 20. Everybody
S invited. II
Mr.. Williams returned from his N.
Dakota trip last week. He reports ;
me weather and good crops in the
outhern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petit paid Roswell
riends visit last Sunday and attend
d services at the Presbyterian church.
they are building new home on
heir Apple Valley ranch.
Sam Tuning suffered a painful ac-
ident last Saturday in a dislocated
wrist He received the injury in try
ng to crank his auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley from Jordan
|alley, who have recently been visit
ng near Weiser, came in for a short
,isit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp last
sunday. Mr.. Shirley was very much
with the conditions obtain
ng on the Roswell bench and he says
lie would have been repaid for his Wis
if he had staid no longer than to
lrive around the country once.
The Bennett brothers, Wesley and
Merle. started for their home in Min
lesota last Tuesday for visit during
he winter. Both Of the young men
lave enjoyed their stay in Roswell
md hope to return in the near future
md if possible will persuade their par
.nts to come with them and make a
permanent home here.
The c. E. social committee has ar
anged a social in the church parlors
or tonight. Every young person in
he community is invited. If you
AVE a story worth telling, come and
ell it, if you have nickle, come and
'ut up the price of hearing a good
tory. There will be games and
musements and light refreshments.
Rev. E. p. Lawrence and l.. NJ.
Birch were delegates from the Pres
'yterian church to the meeting Of the
ynod in Caldwell this week.
L. M. Birch transacted business in
CALDWELL last Monday.
One new member was received on
onfession of faith and two by letter
rom other churches at the Presbyter-
an church last Sabbath morning.
Mrs. J. Lehman, an old home friend
i Rev. f. p. Lawrence at Yates City,
H., will spend Sunday and Monday at
ne manse on her way home from a
ummers visit at Portland.
The men Of the church under the d.
cctiOu M the hoard ~ tructa.s L,vn