The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-06-06
HOMEDALE
Wedding Bells

Wedding Bells
The home of l.. b. Cowan was tn
scene OF very pretty wedding Wed
nesday evening, May rs, wnen Mis
Florence, the accomplished daughte
OF Mr. and Mrs. Cowan became tn
bride OF Charles bottom. lhe room
were daIntlIy decorated in green ant
white terms, Oregon grape and rose
were used pro1useiy. tromptiey a
p. m, as the strains OF the "brida
Chorus" were heard, the bride, groom
and attendants took their places an(
Kew. Bent, using the Impressive RIM
service Performed the marriage cere
mony. The bride was attended BY
MISS Esther MInger OF Boise, and thu
groom by Mr.. Combs OF Central Cove
1 he BRIDE was charming IN gown o.
white aIDatross and carried a bouquet
OF liilies OF the valley. The brides.
maid was very becom,ngly gowned II
blue organuy. After the ceremony z
dainty and delicious bridal supper was
served by the Misses Fern Bitner
Ceha Cowan and Mrs. Kay Estes
Later the newly married couple lett
tor their home in Central Cove where
they are at home to all friends. We
wish them all the joys Of long and
happy lite. The guests from out OF
town were: Rev. and Mrs. Bent, OF
Emmett; Miss Esuner Mlnger and
Florence Atkinson and Willie Cowan
OF BOISE, MISS Verna and Roger Mc-
Vey OF Caldwell, Mesdames Siders
and Murray Of Central Cove.
Miss Ceua Cowan went to Boise to
attend the Epworth League conven-
ton.
Tom Rose attended the dance at
Sunny Slope Friday evening.
L. A. Goldsmith was in Caldwell
on business several days the last OF
the week.
The picnic at the lower pumping
plant Tuesday evening was thorough
~ enjoyed by about thirty of our
young people. On account OF rain
the idea of bonfire was abandoned
and the festivities transferred indoors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
as host and hostess. Various games
were played and enjoyed. The baskets
were found to be bountifully hlled and
generous and delicious lunch was
enjoyed by all. We expect to try again
when the weather is in better humor
and will not apply a damper on part
of our crowd
A sale of some of the state lands
that lie under the Gem Irrigation Co.'S
bitches was held here Saturday. A
special was run from Nyssa to bring
the land seekers. The bidding was de :
cidedly spirited on some of the cooice
pieces and all brought good prices.
About 1000 were sold.
Judge w. w. Smell of Nampa, at
tended the state land sale here Sat
urday.
Mr.. Stress, a locomotive engineer
from Texas, was here looking over
land Friday and Saturday.
Charles Parsons returned Saturday
from . visit to his son Charles in
Boise.
G. Van Sittart, supervising engineer
for the Crane Falls Power and Irri-
CATION Co, was down from Boise the
first OF the week.
c. II. Hill brought Geo. A. Day,
state land commissioner, down from
Boise in his car Saturday. Mr.. Day
had charge of the state land sale.
Mr.. Chase, president of the Crane
Falls Power and Irrigation Co, was in
town for the land sale Saturday.
Mr.. Forbes, constructing engineer
and bridge builder, was over from
Caldwell Saturday.
John Baker was over from Caldwell
Monday and went back with a drove
OF beef cattle from the Graft and Nc
kenzie ranches.
John Cogburn is working at the &C.
ment block factory.
b. Heath was a Caldwell visitor
Monday.
Miss Fern Bitner visited in Fargo
Sunday.
Mrs. c. E. McReynolds, son and
daughter, have arrived here after an
extended visit in the Dakotas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
lard Robinson at the lower pumping
plant.
J. c. Flenner, Harry FIenner, Harry
Belt and Walter Stirk finished the car
penter work on the railroad buildiuas
and went to Caldwell Monday.
Dow Dunnnig, senator from Owy-
hee county was here Saturday and
P~a NaoSS0 SSO o\ICS VI Tue STATE laQQ.
Mrs. L. B. Yaden and son, Boyd,
returned from visit to Boise Mon
day:
Mr.. Moriarity is here in charge of
the construction of the railroad water
tank. Mrs. Moriarity and two sons
are here with him.
Miss Esther Thomas attended the
dance on Sunny Slope Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Owsley visited
at Col w. L. Holton's Sunday
Charles Parsons was in town Mon
day.
The foundations are being put in
for the Heath and Townsite buildings
The brick laying on the Office build.
ing il completed and ready for the
second floor joists and the masons
are having few days lay off.
Mrs. A. T. lawson of Swan Falls,
i: visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mar
tina Forney.
Miss Fay Owsley is assisting Mrs
Day at the cafe.
Dave Orr returned from Rockville
Monday.
Mrs. Charles McCoard and son
Francis, returned from a visit with
Boise friends Thursday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Shaw and Mrs. w. D