The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-11
canyon COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

possible. The platform is completed
some of the plastering will be done.
The Ladies' Aid society will furnish
screens for the Sunday school room,
also small room and doors. and sew
eral curtains
Seven were received by letter into
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. 1t was also communion
day.
The old officers of the Sunday
school were all reelected at the meet
ing Sunday morning.
Mr. John Steele Of Omaha, arrived
in Roswell Monday morning. Mr..
Steele will take active charge of his
prune and apple orchards here and
will build a bungalow on his fruit
ranch on the Roswell Park tract
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hunt had as
dinner guest Sundav their son from
| Weiser.
Miss Virginia Hall returned last
| Sunday from Ontario, where she had
been the past winter. Miss Hall will
move onto her homestead about the
first of May.
Ruth Hail spent last Wednesday in
Ontario.
The Chautauqua club met with Mrs.
Rice last Tueday afternoon
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church met at Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Trout's last Thursday evening.
| Miss Pearl Bolinger spent Sunday
with her parents in Fargo.
The boys club met at the manse
Saturday afternoon. They initiated
two new members, Masters Edwin
Lowell and George Muller. Base
ball was the order of the afternoon.
| Mr.. Arthur Rice expects to tour
Utah, Montana and Nevada, in the in
terests of Chautauqua company as
soon as his school term closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith spent
the week end visiting with relative:
in Boise.
Prof. DIN of the State University
will give stereopticon lecture will
views of Idaho, at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening. Thu
grange. were fortunate in securing
Prof. DIN.
Miss Alice Dutton is helping Mrs
Cottier take care of her boarders.
The school wagon made its las
trip last Thursday morning. Th,
, weather and roads being so good tina
the several families who were sendin,
children in the wagon thought the,
. walk from now on.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid socie
ty purchased a range to use in tn
! basement of the church, at the Rock
wood sale last Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid held their annua
. meeting for the lection of officers a
!. Mrs. A. ]. Rockwood's last Wedne
day. The officers for the comm
year are: Mrs. J. H. Trout, president
> Mrs. Edgar Dilley, vice presiden
: Mrs. Belle Rooney, secretary an
8 Mrs. Ben Ross, treasurer.
, The house of Mr.. Chas. Dahl, VIII
lives on the Mcconnell Island ne;
! Snake river, burned last week and a
of the contents of the house wei
consumed, including the clothing
|, Mr.. Dahl and Will Stillwell, who w
e living with him.
n Miss Helen Hawkness spent Su
le day at her home in Fargo. Her sistt
Miss Julia, left Monday for Portlan
in where she will stay for some time
Miss Thelma Fenrich, who has be-
~ staying Will WIS. }. II. A<O"Cu u
n past winter, was obliged to retu
home on account of i'll health
r Work on Chas Paine's new bu
Is galow on the Roswell Park tract
IS progressing rapidly.
Misses Pearl Hall, Mary Campo
" and Isabel Smith will entertain t
=" Florence Lowell" Guild in the has
al ment of the high school building ne
" Tuesday.
re The regular monthly meeting
ly the school board was held in Mr..
IS H. Lowells office Monday evening
The high school class walked to t
s. upper bench last Wednesday to :
er cure specimens of the first wild flo
ers of the season. Prof. Blacker ;
he companied them.
IS. The young peoples class of
Baptist church met at Miss Maurl
,ir Browns on Tuesday evening for be
CHI business and pleasure.
The Woman's Missionary soci'
sit met on Tuesday afternoon at {
lis home of Mrs. f. T. Rice. Mrs. B
ton of Boise was present and adore
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