The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-07
ROSWELL.


February 9th, at which Mr.. Dickcr-
son will offer for sale, 10 head Of
horses, two cows. Is hogs. ia: NJ i'm
elements, hay, wagon, buggy and
other farm necessities for cash or on
time. Those coming from a distance
will be cared for at noon. Sale at
o'clock p. m.
Miss Helen Usadal, who has been
visiting in her old home at Wansau,
Wisconsin, for a couple of months,
returned last week.
Harvey Hatch returned from his
eastern trip last week, leaving his
family to complete their visit in Colo
RADIO.
There are four families in Big
Bend, Oregon, quarantined with
small pox. The disease is in a very
mild form.
The little eight-months' old babe
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wicklund
died of pneumonia at their home in
Big Bend, Sunday. 1t will be buried
in the cemetery in Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. IS. Rooney spcn.
a couple Of days last week shopping
in Caldwell and Boise.
The Ladies Aid. will serve a big
dinner at the Bragg Hall on February
18th.
Mrs. H. w. Robinson and son.
Ried, were Caldwell shoppers last
Friday.
Sam Tuning and family returned
from Illinois Saturday evening, where
they have been visiting for the past
six weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Smith returned from
Gooding last Thursday evening,
where she has been visiting her son
and wife for the past three weeks.
A MASQUERADE dance was given in
the hall Friday evening. There was
a good attendance, and every one
had jolly time.
The "Pennant" was repeated at
Parma to fair sized audience last
Wednesday evening. They all took
their parts exceedingly well. About
N250 was realized from the play.
The Presbyterian choir practice was
held at the home of Elva Baxter on
Thursday evening.
Several of the Roswell boys at
tended the turkey shoot down on
Snake river Saturday.
Wilson Campbell who has been i'll
with blood poisoning, is not very
much improved. The doctor thinks
the bone of the leg where he was
hurt is injured and will have to be
operated on at once, necessitating his
remaining in bed at least two weeks.
I. M. Rooney attended sales day in
Caldwell last Monday.
The Chautauqua circle met with
Mrs. Lowell last Saturday.
Floy Ekin spent few days last
week in Big Bend, visiting relatives.
Messrs. Frank Dickerson, Louis
Lent. Lawrence Wamstead, c. vi
Collier, A. McOmber and Harvey
Hatch, attended a meeting of the
Water Users Association in Caldw-
we'll last Monday.
James and Wilma Stevens and Ade-
laide Wohlschlegel are i'll with colds
The Boy Scouts met at the home of
Raymond Rice Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Ashley, of Oklahoma, bro
Their of Mr.. Ashley, who it at the
home Of Ben Ross, arrived few days
ago and expects to remain until June.
The Woodmen meeting was post
poned. owing to so many of the men,
bers being in Caldwell last Monday.
Mrs. B. M. Campbell cared for the |
Lawrence children while Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence were away.
Miss Virginia Hall spent Sunday
at home.
Mr.. Moon and Miss Shaddock Of
Greenleaf, were visitors at the Tay-l
lor home Sunday, They attended the |
c. E. meeting in the evening.
Mrs. Fretwell, mother Of Croverl
and Will Fretwell, is visiting in Ros-
well at present.
The high school students in gro
tesQue costumes were entertained at
the home of Miss Maurine Brown
last Monday evening. The house was
furnished for the occasion, with ap-
pie boxes and logs with straw pillows
for seats. They refuse to tell what
refreshments were served, but the
supposition is that brown bread, bak-
ed potatoes and pure cold water, were
the chief articles. II is needless to
say that they all enjoyed themselves
The Boy Scouts met with Terrilll
Taylor, Tuesday evening.
Miss Winnie Mccormick came home
Friday evening and remained until
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Mccormick
celebrated their 3S-anniversary, which
occurred last Thursday in . quiet
way.
The Chautauqua circle meets with
Mrs. A. ]. lockwood, next Saturday.
David B. Crosvenor spent Friday
and Saturday in Caldwell and Boise
on business.
Mrs. Lee Baldridse and children
VINO have been visiting in Illinois for
several weeks. arrived home last Fri
day. accompanied by Mr.. Holderlyl
and wife. Of lie Roy. Illinois. M.
Holderly was here last summer. and
purchased = ranch Of Mr.. Bradley, at
Wilder. Their car of goods 10 on the
way and on its arrival they expect to-
move on to their ranch.
The Baptist Aid Society viii hold
an afternoon meeting Friday with
Mrs. Alfred Willis.
Next Wednesda evening, February
Il. Mr. w. c. Watson will talk to-
the Grange people on the subject of
cows and dairying. Everyone who is
interested in that work should not