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

ter, the Country Church" He laid
special emphasis on the movement to
make the country home so attractive
that the boys and girls will not leave
the farm for the city life. A solo by
Miss Mildred Tuning and an anthem
by the choir was also a special feature
which all enjoyed.
About 1900 sheep have been pastur-
ing on the Nicholson ranch. The lambs
were shipped to market the first of
this week.
Mrs. M. r. Taylor and Miss Gladys
Taylor were in Boise last week
Mrs. H. w. Wohlschlegel visited
| friends in Deer Flat last week and
| attended tn fair.
There was large attendance at the
| County fair at Caldwell Friday They
report it much better than the state
fair at Boise this year.
Mrs. Grosvenor and baby Dorothy
were in Caldwell at the hospital from
Monday until Wednesday OF last week.
Dorothy has symptoms of typhoid fe-
yer. They were in Caldwell again
Monday for treatment.
Prof DIN spoke at the Wade
school house at 3 p. m. Sam Tuning
took the speaker and Rev. F. P. Law
renee to the school house in his auto.
some choice samples of corn were or
display by Mr.. Purdy.
Roc. Helm last Saturday arrived
home from Portland. where he had
taken car load of hogs.
Sam Tuning returned last week in
time for the CANYON county fair. He
reports a corn failure in southern Hi
, nois and only fair crop in central H.
, linos.
L. M. Birch is able to be about
again with the use of crutch.
Mrs. L. L. Jones stepped on nail
last week which injured her foot and
ncapacitated her for several days.
The Ladies' Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Lawrence at the
: manse Friday afternoon
Y Miss Mary Campbell who is teach
ing in Caldwell this year, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
:. Edgar Dilley.
Harold Mccormick remained owe,
t after the fair to visit his brother ane
sister, Robert and Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Harold ant
family left last Wednesday for Pres
e colt, Kan. where they will spend thu
winter with relatives.
) The Rally Day exercises at thu
l. Presbyterian Sunday school Sunday
morning were in the nature OF stud,
l. of the problem OF the immigrant.
Mrs. Bragg. who has been in Hi
nois some time, owing to the lines:
+ and death of her brother-in-law, is ex
pected home soon. Mr. Bragg will
n not 20 east as expected.
Tut Howard visited in New Mea
e dows Wednesday of last week.
:, Prof. w. N. DIN gave very inter
esting talk on corn to the pupils o
d the grammar and high school grade!
# last Monday morning. He aroused
considerable interest among the pupil!
by offering a prize of ST. 90 for the hes
ESSAY on Prunes from the high schoo
= pupils and similar prize for the hes
e ESSAY on pop corn to the pupils OF thu
t. lower grades. \,
Merle and Jut Howard visited tn
n high school one dav last week.
Mr., and Mrs. c. V. Cottier an
Mrs. Della Cottier, mother of MI
v. Cottier. we're dinner guests in the Z
I. Mccormick home last Sunday MRS
S. Della Cottier took the evening trai'
d for Portland and from there will g.
to Seattle on a visit.
Of Our schools closed last Friday t
give the children an opportunity to al
tend the county fair. =.
The Young Ladies' Guild met wit
a. Miss Clara Wamstad Tuesday attei
u noon. ~.
n season will be held in the basemer
of the school house Thursday afte'
~ noon. -, r
E. society, held at the presoyteT1,aa
church. were very interesting. IN
lie new officers were installed by the pas
l. Tor. A song bv high school quartz
consisting of Leslie Howard. tenor
Howard, alto; ad Wilson Campbell
D hasso. was very good. Mr.. Grosveno
also favored them with solo. IN
N society is planning for aggressiv
IS work in missionary study and soci:
m life. Sabbath evening meetings and l
,e other ways.
t. The Baptist people have erected
+ new line OF posts and hitching cabl
he at the baptist church. 80 +
ID Mrs. ]. A. Barnard, who has bee
K visiting in the H. w. Robinson HON
IN for several weeks left for her HON
id in Duluth, MINI. this week.
e. w. H. and Stewart Ross returne
D. last week from Portland, where the
II, went with several car loads of hogs
"a LII. Lowell spent Saturday in Gale
~ WELL
~ Terrill Taylor came over froi
~ Greenleaf to spend Sunday with HON
- folks.
~ Miss Nesbit of Payette, a teachs
.e in the Roswell school. spent her v;
- cation last week in Payette.
" Kinsey Robinson spent Sunday ;
y, home.