The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-14

for the home while there in the person
of Mrs: Flaggerty, who came over
Monday evening.
The Presbyterian choir met with
Leslie Howard last Friday night and
began work on their new Christmas
cantata entitled Holy Night" by A.
L. Ashford. 1t is high grade music,
but will be fine piece for Christmas
season when worked up.
The Worlds Temperance Sunday
was observed at the Baptist church
last Sabbath in the signing of ledger.
Temperance Sunday will be observed
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning.
Home Mission week begins in all
the churches next Sunday and is to
be extended over a week in which par
ticular attention is to be given to the
study of the Immigrants. Slides H.
Illustrating the immigrant problems and
peoples will be presented. at union
service in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening. Do not fail to see
these slides illustrating one OF the big
gest problems of the country at this
time.
Union thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening, November %. Rev. w.
D. McKinnon, pastor of the Baptist
church, will deliver the address this
year. There will be special music.
Rev. w. ]. Herwig wrote that he
could not be with us for temperance
address on the 10th as HE had PROM
Used, but would be with us some time
in December. He was called to CO.
lumbus, Ohio, to attend the great tenn
perance convention at that place.
Rev. VIM. Moll Case of Caldwell
and Rev. E. p. Lawrence went to Far
go Monday afternoon to attend the
installation services of Rev. w. |.
Hill, who has accepted a call as pas
tor of that church. Mr.. Case preach
ed the sermon and asked the consti-
tutional questions and Rev. E. P. Law
renee gave the charge to the pastor
while Rev. David Clemens Of Cald-
we'll delivered the charg to the people
Rev. Mr.. Case of Caldwell took din
ner at the manse last Monday.
Elroy Ekin is assisting in the work
on the f. P. Mccormick place while
Mr.. Mccormick and son are laid up
with their accidents.
E. T. Rice drove to Greenleaf on
business last Friday.
Eugene Harper has erected a hne
chicken house on the place belonging
to Mr.. Zehner. his father-in-law It
is 16x48 feet, 4 feet RICH in the rear
and E feet in front. It is after the tip
to-date style of chicken houses. Mr..
Harper Is making a speciality of the
chicken business and is specializing
on the White Leghorn. He has over
800 pullets this fall.
John Nicholson has been visiting in
kuna and Pocatello the past week.
The choir met this week with Stella
lockwood.
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Peck in
East Roswell on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. F. T. Rice will entertain the
Ladies' Missionary society this after
noon.
Reports are THAT Mr.. Marlin and
family expect to return soon.
Rev. E. p. Lawrence exhibited the
College slides which were given here
last Sunday night at the Wade school
house Friday night.
Miss Jamison, sister of Mrs Hersey,
who has been working in THE packing
ACoo dAiulS bnC 1dlls ICluIICQ 10 HCI
home in Middleton the middle of the
week.
Mrs. Hugh Smith has been in Boise
the past week for treatment as she
has not been we'll of late.
William Sharp who worked at the
Steel ranch all summer and fall, has
been employed by Lawrence Wam-
stad for the remainder of the fall sea-
son and will probably take care of his
ranch for him while he makes trip
home at the holiday time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lowell spent
Saturday in Caldwell.
The Roswell Improvement club held
its first meeting at the home of Mrs.
Edgar Dilly. There was good at
tendance. The next meeting will be
held with, Mrs. A. ]. lockwood the
first Thursday in December.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid plans
to hold their annual bazaar at the
church Friday afternoon and evening
December II. A New England supper
will be served beginning at 6 p. m.
Mrs. H. M. Ruddock. who has been
visiting in Roswell and Big Bend, re-
turned to her home in Caldwell last
Friday.