The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-14
CANYON COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

and rag-carpet sewing bee, given in
honor of Mrs. ]. H. Mcknight, mothel
of Mrs. Baldridge.
Mr.. J. H. Lowell spent Monday ir
Payette attending a meeting of The
Fruit Growers Association.
Word has been received from Viii
lis Marlin from Ohio, not to sell hi.
farm. He had placed it in the hands
of real estate dealer to sell but he i!
not pleased with Ohio and wants t.
hold it in view of returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hatch enter
tanned at farewell party in honor O
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Cassell, Saturday
evening. Mr.. Cassell and family ar.
moving to Wendell, Idaho, where h,
will be employed on ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Stone entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Roc Helm at Sunday
dinner.
Sylvester Hill was a Caldwell visi.
tor Monday.
The Roswell quartette composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Grosvenor
Miss Hall and Mr.. Sessions, gave q
concert at the Wade school house
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker and theil
children of Ohenoa, Illinois, arrived
Saturday, to visit Mr.. Bakers sister
Mrs. Roc Helm. and two brothers
Al and jesse Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
expect to remain year and perman-
emily if they can purchase land to
suit them.
| The first entertainment of the series
to be given by the Roswell school will
be given at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening, March IL, at 8:15
This entertainment, also the second
one on March Fl, will consist oil
character songs, readings and short
plays and operettas. They will be
given by the grades assisted by the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Conkler and
children, of Eagle, who formerly re-
sided in Roswell, visited with Harry
Zimmerman over Sunday.
The Boys club met with George
Trout last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Winnie Mccormick visited al
home Saturday and Sunday returning
to her school near Weiser on Sunday
evening.
The missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will meet tiwh Mrs.
H. w. Robinson Friday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Soaper of Wilder visit
, ed at the Ed. Stumper home Sunday
Miss Mabel is cousin of Mrs. Stun
per.
August Pillsbury of Big Bend, died
last Thursday after an illness of six
days Mr.. Pillsbury was sixty five
years of age. He came here from
New York ten years ago. The funera
was held in the Baptist church last
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Lawrenc,
officiating.
D. B. Grosvenor was Boise yisito,
eseveral days last week.
Rev. Hartley of Pocatello will
preach in the Baptist church mex
Sunday
! Miss Pearl Hall visited in Ontario
Saturday and Sunday, the guest o
Miss Virinia Hall.
The past two Sundays ninetee,
people have united with the Presby
terrain church, and several others ar,
expected to come in next Sunday.
| Gilbert Mccormick spent Sunda,
in Caldwell.
The Baptist people have been in
vited to attend the steroptican lectur
on the American Idian," to be ivel
by Rev. E. P. Lawrence at the Pres
.byterian church next Sunday even
ling.
| A creamery meeting was held il
Parma Saturday afternoon. The fol
lowing were elected directors: H.
| Watson. w. R. Stevens, F. E. Baxte
to serve three years; H. c. Anderson
Levi Stevens, ]. H. Trout, to serv
Hamilton and VIM. Galley to serv
one year.
! A. ]. lockwood is at home now t
remain.
| Paul Spreen from the State Uni
versity, gave talk on dairying Fri
day afternoon. The upper grades. wer
excused from school to attend.
i A valuable mare belonging to 4
]. lockwood died last week
/ The Westminster Guild met wit
the Jacobson girls Saturday after
noon. There was large attendant,
Mrs. Elmer Smith was present an
gave a very interesting talk on tn
missionary work in Alaska. 1t wa
e Al n