The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-10

from the east and Mr.. Whittig's health
is much improved by the trip.
Miss Buckley has resigned her po-
sition as departmental teacher in the
Washington school and will 90 east
with her parents.
Miss Bessie Dunlap of Boise is
visiting with her brother, Ben Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Baird of Mis-
souri,, were guests of Orvlle Ackley
last week. They will locate in this
city.
Mrs. Devers is expected home the
last of this week from trip to New
York and Washington, where she ha Z:
been making arrangements for her
daughter, Honore, to enter National
Park Seminary
Mrs. Glenn Paine OF Boise spent last
week in Caldwell, attending the fair
and visiting relatives. \
Mrs. F. F. Beale and Mrs. J. S.
Meyer are giving musicale this af-
ternoon at their home on Cleveland
Boulevard. 81
D. F.. Rogers, Of East St. Louis, H.
linois, attended the stock sales in
Caldwell this week.
M. J. Devers spent Tuesday in the
capital. +
Mrs. N. E. Harris, the popular mil
liner, is confined to her home by ILL
ness.
The members of the P. F. Q. society
were delightfully."- entertained by Miss
| Georgia Mcfarland Monday evening.
The topic of discussion was, MAS
terpieces in English Galleries" The
chapter has just issued very attrac-
tive year book.
M. L. Walker made business trip
to Boise Tuesday.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety met at Mrs. Cleaver's Wednes-
day afternoon. The, hostesses were
Mesdames H. E. Beatty, Ward, Fow-
Ter and Christopher.
Friends in the city will be sorry
to learn that Geo. H. Handy has been
| taken i'll on his way home from Min
neapolis and Denver where he and
his wife have been visiting, and his
illness has compelled them to stop in
Salt Lake.
Mrs Ralph Harris and children of
Haley are guests of Dr. and Mrs,
| Cue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blatch1ey and the
1 Misses Finney, Case, Cooper, Nichol,
and Schneider will entertain the col
| lege professors and their wives at a
6 o'clock dinner Saturday at the
Blatchley home. :.
Dr. Buckley and family expect to
leave in the near future for their old
home in Illinois. H..
Geo. Crookham and family with
Will and Josephine Steunenberg, are
back from their trip to Mackav.
Mrs. VIM. Cupp entertained the W..
T. club last Wednesday.
Mr.. Sterling visited his daughter,
Mrs. Guy MCGEE last week and has
now returned to his home in Horse
shoe Bend. 80.
Mrs. w. ]. Ross and little daugh-
ter Isabel May have been on the sick
list this week. - ..----.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinstrom and two
children of Emmett have been guests
at the w. J. Ross home the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Anderson OF
Boise, Mr.. and Mrs. Galley of Weiser,
were guests at the w. ]. Ross home
Tuesday. motoring from Weiser to
the Capital City.
| Mrs. o. H. Elphick has returned
to- the city from Missouri, where she
has been for some time.
Thos. Walker of Portland, an uncle
of T. F. Walker OF this city. is ir
town this week. Mr.. Walker was
!: much impressed with the Canyon
County fair. 49,.
! Mrs. Vhrooman of the Canyon Hos
. pital, was Boise visitor last week,
i. Governor and Mrs. Haines attended
the fair one day last week.
Mrs. J. H. Gipson and children re-
J turned to their homestead at Horse
. shoe Bend last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Chapman OF
Payette visited the B. L. Newell home
during the fair.
week. her place in the school beine
!: supplied by Miss Vera McVey.
Prof. Fred Morris of Boise and his
m other of Toledo, Ohio. were at the
funeral of Mrs. Cakes Sunday.
Mr.. Schreiber's family. on 9th and
Everett are rejoicing over the arriva
: of baby girl at their home SATURDAY
: evening.
w. B. Goodheart of Weiser, grane
lecturer of the Masonic lodge OF loa'
I no. is in the city today
Edwin Miller OF Oregon is visiting
!, his mother.
t Mrs. S. S. Foote and son Sam o
Middleton were in town Sunday. :,
e The Baptist Ladies' Aid met witt
: Mrs. ]. B. Gowen Wednesday after
: noon of this week. r..
Miss Ruth Leggett took dinner, fr,
!. day at the Saratoga with Mrs II: n
& Burnside and daughter OF Green'eai
y Mrs. Burnside is an aunt OF a school
mate of Miss Leppett and is on he
c way to Tacoma. Wash. :.
n Arthur Binford made business tr'
|. to Boise last Sunday,
i Monday son was born to Mr. an
Mrs. A. J. Tucker.
J. A daughter was born a week ag
!. Wednesday to Mr., and Mrs. ), I
9 Griffiths. -,
II w. II. Thomson of Rockville IS
the city receiving medical attention
4 He will be here week or ten day
The son of ]. w. Wall was throw
i from his horse Sunday. fracturin
: both bones of his right leg. The il
g jured member was set by DR.. Mile
It and the bov is doing nicely 49,,