The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-12-05
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Miss Iva Nesbit spent her vacatio
with home folks in Payette.
Miss Pearl Coppel was in Caldwell
several days last week taking tn
teachers examination.
A number of Our people ATTENDED
the auction sale at J. T. Aliens a
Wilder last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Kanarr of Middleton spen
several days OF this week in Roswell
VIM. Hall and Raymond are dom.
some work on Frank Dickerson'
house.
Lawrence Wamstad left for low;
last Saturday, where he expects t.
visit with relatives for some time.
Robert Lawson and family of Far
go entertained in the Lawrence VAN
stad home Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Mcconnell
entertained a number of relatives ano
friends Thanksgiving day. Among
and family, G. L. Mccormick anc
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Cottier, R. L
Peter and family and Mrs. Biegler.
family spent several days last week
visiting in Eagle.
Mr.. Hunt has purchased OF A. J.
lockwood the three lots adjoining
the store property on the west and
Ray Swigert has purchased the next
two.
Miss Mary Campbell of Caldwell
spent several days with her sister
Mrs. Frank Brown.
Master Linas Sandberg of Caldwell
visited with Joseph Dilley from Fri
day until Sunday evening.
DR.. Smith of Caldwell visited Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Paine Sunday.
Mr. Clark and wife, who live over
near Fromans Ferry, visited in the
George Dillon home last week. They
left their little daughter with Mr..
Dillon so that she may attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Baxter and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Birch motored
to Caldwell Monday.
Frank Howard and L. v. Corson
attended the Traders Day sales in
Caldwell Monday.
Mrs Jesse Baker entertained the
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Maxey and little
son and Miss Opal Stewart were Wis
itors in the Jesse Baker home over
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Maxey and son
remained until Sunday.
J. H. Trout left Friday for Port
land with carload of hogs.
Mrs. Ray Swigert has been quite
i'll ior few days but is some better
now.
Mrs. Trout went to Boise. Sunday
morning returning the same evening
accompanied by Miss Bessie, who was
operated upon at St. Luke's hospital
about two weeks ago. Miss Bessie
is improving rapidly.
Mrs. c. B. Ross is spending some
time visiting relatives in Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ross returned
Sunday evening from Pocatello where
they visited with relatives at Thanks
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Ekin, Ida Johnson
and Harry Zimmerman took the Pom,
for Caldwell Monday morning.
The Chautauqua Circle met with
Mrs. J. H. Lowell last Friday after
noon.
A driving team belonging to W. H.
Ross were killed on the railroad
track near the section house in Par
ma by being run over by the early
morning train Monday. The hireo
man drove the team to Parma Thanks
giving night and when returning to
Roswell after the dance the horses
became frightened, ran into the ditch
BY the roadside, throwing the man
out and then managed to free them
selves from the buggy and returning
% town were killed as stated
Rev. and Mrs E. P. Lawrence were
n Caldwell last Tuesday. Mr.. Law
'ence spoke before the Boise Valley
,omona Grange on the theme THE |
ehurch in the Open Country" at
heir meeting on that day.
Miss Pearl Hall gave music party
Q her music pupils on the upper
'ench last Saturday afternoon. 1t
vas very enjoyable occasion and
lso an inspiration to the players.
Zach one played their best selection
'efore the party and Alma and Wen
ell Lawrence contested for a rrize
\ the palying OF the same exercises
Wendell won the prize which consist
q OF box OF parlor croquet. Those
rho have been studying vocal, sang
Dr. the party. At the close delicious
etreshments were served. Miss Hall
lans to hold one of these class re- l.
ltals or parties each month. The !
ext one will be with Miss Ruth Rice.
n the spring a public recital will be |
lven at which time the public may /
ave the chance to hear the young |
layers and singers.
Rev, w. d. MacKinnon, pastor of |
lie Baptist church preached his fare
ell sermon to large and apprecia- I
We audience last Sunday night at the I
aptist church. He spoke briefly of
S JOY in the work here and his sor- r