The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-14
SOCIAL and Personal items

| Attorney Curtis Hayden was at
tending to legal business in Boise
Little Mary Ella Madden has been
out of school on account of sickness
this week.
| Mrs. w. Lynch of New Plymouth
Idaho, left for her home Saturday,
greatly improved in health. MIS-
Lynch is sister of Mrs. w. F. Par.
ker and has been in Caldwell for the
past few weeks taking treatment of
DR.. F. P. Smith
r. me North Side Bridge Club meets
tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Doan. %
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Kendall have a
son, born on the 9th of February.
Kew. and Mrs. G. w. McCombe
nave gone to Salt Lake City for a
months visit, after which Mr.. Nc
Com6e will take up pastorate work
in Idaho Falls.
| "A: r: epson received word last
week of the death of his sister, Mrs
w; Carpenter, of Waterford, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Janpolski were guests
at the Saratoga Hotel Wednesday.
| Prof. Hiram T. French of Washoe
made business trip to Caldwell last
Henry NJ. Patton and Miss Jessie
Sevey of Enterprise, were married at
the Manse, by the Rev. w. M. Case
last Tuesday afternoon. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.
Patton and Miss Bessie Sevey.
| The Ladies Mission Circle of the
! baptist church met with Mrs. D. R.
Nair Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
T. J; Collop had charge Of the lesson
on "New China"
Donald McVey will be released
from quarantine on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stone enter
tanned Mr.. Case at dinner last Sun.
day.
c. Hunter this afternoon, the 18th.
Today in honor of St. Valentine, i,
is we'll to note two facts: ITO fall
in love is awfully simple.-To fall ou1
of it is simply awful"
Miss Rose Harris spent Sunday ir
Middleton.
The Methodist minister from Mid
dleton was entertained at Finney Hall
at dinner last Tuesday, by S. Edwin
Newman of the Senior Class.
Professor Joseph Marshall Rankin
was entertained at dinner last Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner.
Miss Purcer was in Nampa Tues
day visiting Mrs. Booth.
Miss Eva Cummings of Ontario,
visited this week with Miss Rae Ohm
stead.
H. Scovel, of Middleton, is num-
bered among the sick.
Bruce Giffen of Parma spent We'd
nesday with Mr.. Case. Mrs. Giffen
arrived on the early train Thursday
morning, coming direct from a visit
with her sister in law, in Wheatland
Wyoming. Mrs. Giffen went east at
Christmas time, and has been visiting
with her mother in Lowell, Indiana.
ThesJ. w. E.'s will have a Valen-
tine party at the home of w. c. Hum
ter, Saturday afternoon, February Is.
Miss Brush, who teaches at the
Washington school is away at pres
ent taking care of her mother, who is
i'll. Mrs. Stewart is acting as substi-
tute teacher.
c. D. Gray of Long Valley, is
spending couple of weeks in Caldwell
taking medical treatment.
A school of methods will be held in
the Baptist church next Saturday and
Sunday, February 18th and 10Th. Rev.
George w. Barney of Reno, Nevada,
Rev. L. G. Clark of Helena, Mont,
Rev. w. H. Bowler and Rev. A. B.
Minaker, both of Boise, will be in at
tendance.
William Davis of Star, is in the
Canyon Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Meade of Scranton, Pa,
and Mr.. David Hancox of Wellsville,
New York, will arrive today for visit
the relatives of Mrs. P. J. Collop.
They have been travelling in Califor-
mia. Mr.. Hancox will stay few days
then return to his home in New York.
Mrs. Meade is planning to spend the
summer at this place and in HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Wright have
moved to Caldwell from Portland,
Oregon. They will live in the DR..
]. B. Wright property on Canyon Hill
The youngest daughter of Mr.. S.
Bow, fractured her arm last Friday.
J. M. Messler's baby is recovering
very nicely.
The Blondells and the Westeotts
went to Boise the 18th to enjoy the
Siren.
II is gratifying that increasing use
Is being made of the old college build
ing, as a Community House, rs evil
denced by the fact that on Monday
evening the boys and girls of the 9TH
A grade gave a farewell party to the
| members of their class who were pro-
NOTED to the 9th B. Games were
played, and the young people had a
royal good time.
M. ]. Devers went to Portland, Ore.
gon with load of hogs. Monday.
Mrs, II. d. Blatchley has been quite
III for several days. She was able to
be with the College Art Glass on
Tuesday evening.
High bred Barred Rock Cockrels
A few beauties left at $500 each :. lay.
ing pulletts. 7sc. Chas. F. Ernst
| Greenleaf. Idaho. fA-ti
Do not fail to hear Rev. l.. u. CLARK
at the Baptist Church Sunday morning
Word has been received of Nh.
/ death nj MSaa Qevshb. ,..~xL~. 1T. a