The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-23
HOMEDALE.

came out from OalQWell nOrSeDdC
and went up to the Isaac ranch.
w. H. lessee returned home from
Boise Wednesday.
The following is from the Richhel'
Recorder: "Dr G. f. McReynold
sends word that he has bought prop
erty in Homedale, southwest of Cald
well, and that they will make thei
home in that place as soon as the fam
lily here can make arrangements tC
move. The Doctor has made many
friends here, and all will regret to SEE
him leave. The Recorder famil,
owes him a debt of gratitude for his
professional services that have re-
stored health and strength to one
member OF the family when it was no.
at all certain that recovery would ever
come, and the Recorder commends
him to the people of whatever com
munity ne may hereafter choose as
his home"
The men who have been boarding
at w. D. Fletcher's left there Tues
day and are camped about three miles
southeast of town, finishing the c
ditch.
Miss Gottenburg is visiting with
Mrs. Martha Forney.
Miss Esther Thomas is at home
again.
Delbert Fletcher is ditch rider of
the lower district for the Gem Irri-
cation district.
w. H. Jessee's mother, Mrs. Nancy
Z. Roundtree, of Oklahoma and her
grandson, Rollin Gregory of Boise,
have been visiting at the lessee home.
Arthur Irwin is riding some of the
new ditch for the Crane Falls Power
& Irrigation Co.
Lewis Smith returned from Roswell
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller went
to Caldwell Saturday and remained
several days visiting relatives.
number of men who get water
from the Schenck ditch were busy
working at the dam several days the
latter part of the week
Jack Cruickshank, Harry Crawford,
and Eugene Anderson, who are work
ing for the railroad company. left for
Nyssa Saturday.
Miss Fern Bitner has resigned her
position in the post Office. much to II
regret OF all its patrons, and her place
Will be filled by someone else as
as the government accepts the resip-
nation.
George Peters, the o-year-otd son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Peters, was the
only pupil who attended the entire
nine months of school without being |
either absent or tardy. In honor Of |
ms perfect attendance he received a |
diploma with large gold star upon
IT. ne has. also been promoted to
the 5th grade
Mt and Mrs. Jack Owsley are
ouiiding cottage and will live on
the M. L. Walker place
Mrs. Frank Moore and son Percy
were in town Monday.
Tom Glenn went to the car line
with load of Crane Falls supplies.
Charles Brewster was over from
Fargo visiting at the Myler home.
;. =. Bean, brother of w. P. Bean,
lett for Spokane Monday. He has
been visiting for several weeks.
Baldwin Brown was over from
Caldwell to the sheep camp Wednes-
day.
:. Beatrice Stephens came over FROM
Fargo and visited at Mrs Martha
Forney's Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rogers were
Caldwell visitors Thursday.
w. w. WEIGH of Greenleaf came
over with several teams last week to
work for the Morrison nudson Con-
struction Co
Mr.. Schoonoevr was in town on
business Thursday.
MT and Mrs. L. d. Peters left for
Walla Walla last week. Mrs Peters
Is in St Marys hospital there for
treatment. She is improving RAPIDLY
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn were
Caldwell visitors Friday.
Roy Myler made trip to Boise
rriday to consult a specialist The
doctor decided that he has arpendi.
Gus but Is giving him special treat
nent and thinks an operation will no;
be necessary
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Pennington
made trip from the mines to Dixie
last week.
;. Mrs. Louis Magee was over from
Fargo to the school exercises Fri
William Thomas is quite sick with
neuralgia resulting from the fall he
had recently "'
Martin Jenesn was over from Cald-
wen IN his auto Saturday.
Esther Thomas is helping with n
york at J. H. Hillyer's OF Central,
j. w; w. Peter spent Saturday and
sunday in Caldwell.
Judge Smell and son are in town
from Nampa. " ;" 'o""
Johh orr was over from Star visit
ing at the Robert Orr home
Mrs George c. Miller, mother Of
Mrs. Ton" Freeburn, is here fir
pendleton visiting
. Charles Bolton and Miss FlorenceI
Cowan drove over from Caldwell Sat
nrday evening Miss Florence W.
visit at home for some time
Kenneth Magee and Harold Eide.
miller are hauling brick from Wilder
or the Office building which G n
van Wyngarden is erecting.
Mrs. w. II. Schenck was in town
Monday. III 'o""
r. W. Rogers was over from Parma
sunday visiting at the Wright home
L. a: Goldsmith arrived SUNDAY
rom Vale with his big grading ON,