The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-21

HE CALDWELL TRIBUNE, FRID
nois for a number of weeks, returned
last Thursday morning.
Frank Trout who has been quite i'll
with an abcess in his throat, is inn
proving.
Mrs. l. M. Birch went to Caldwell
Friday where she is taking treatment.
A number of Roswell people attend
ed the funeral of the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Watson at Parma Thursday
afternoon.
Eddie Brush and Clarence Moler
motored to Boise Saturday afternoon.
Eddie returned with the car Sunday
evening, but Mr. Moler brought back
his horse which had its foot injured
in Boise last spring.
Kinsey Robinson of the c. of l.
spent the week end with home folks
The boys and girls basketball
teams played with the Apple Valley
teams in Apple Valley last Saturday
afternoon, resulting in score of II to
6 in favor of the Roswell girls, but the
boys were defeated by score of 81 to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moler are at
the George Brush home, where they
expect to remain for some time.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dow Monday morning.
Miss Bessie Trout accompanied by
her mother and sister, Mrs Fred Jur-
ries, Mrs. B. NJ Campbell and DR..
Cluen, went to Boise Sunday where
| Miss Bessie was operated on Monday
morning. She rallied from the opera
| ton and is reported as getting along
as we'll as could be expected. Mrs.
| Jurries returned to Parma Monday
evening.
Miss Edna lockwood is visiting
with Miss Ruth Campbell for few
days.
Miriam Dilley went to Caldwell Fri
day evening to visit her aunt, Miss
Mary Campbell, who is a teacher in
the public schools of Caldwell.
The Baptist Auxiliary met with Mrs
Willis Wednesday afternoon.
w. F. Howard sold to M. E. Pow
elson, the sheep man, about us tons
of hay at Sc per ton. This price in
cludes feeding grounds for five
months.
Mrs w. H. Carlyle has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Holbrook, one of
the earliest settlers of this section of
the country. The Holbrooks moved
to this valley in the early 70s, living
for many years on the river farm now
owned by Mr.. Kiesel. They moved to
Squaw creek more than 20 years ago
and this is Mrs. Holbrook's first visit
to Roswell since moving away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet, accompanied
BY Mrs. Lita Brown and Mrs. Ina
Abbott, motored to Ontario Sunday.
Miss Mackenzie is spending the
week with Mesdames Brown and Alb
bolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. lockwood were
transacting business in Caldwell Mon
day.
Miss Gladys Taylor who was oper-
ated upon at Boise, is improving an6
will soon be able to be out again.
Elton McCormick's injured leg is
in a plaster cast now and he is able
to be about on crutches now.
Mrs. w. R. Stevens had cemen
tank built and cement walks laid a
her home ranch on Roswell Heights.
Gilbert Mccormick was at Weisel
Friday to umpire the football game.
Mrs. Hugh Smith, who has been Wis
iting in Boise returned Saturda,
morning accompanied by her little
grandson, McLain Davis, Jr.
Mrs. Edgar Dilley spent Tuesda,
and Wednesday shopping in Boise.
J. F. Orr of Payette and G. Red
mond of Boise were in Roswell Wed
nesday on business for the Idaho-Or
gon company. They were entertained
at dinner in the H. w. Robinson
home.
Edgar Dilley and family and A. J
Mccormick and family met at th<
lockwood home Wednesday evening
in honor of the I'D wedding anniver.
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. lockwood
The ditch work is completed as ia,
as the cleaning is concerned A force
has been at work the past week put
ting in new bridge over the big
Riverside ditch near the cemetery.
The bridges will all be in good shape
when this one is completed.
John Steel is erecting a good sized
house on his fruit ranch on the Ros-
we'll bench between the old house and
his packing plant. 1t will be occupied
by Mr.. Davis and his family. The up
stairs rooms will be for rooming quar-
tiers for the men who come from a dis
lance and work during the packing
season while dining accommodations
will be furnished in the lower rooms
in charge of Mrs. Davis. A small ell
will provide club and lounging room
for the men. Mr.. Spark and family
will occupy the little house recently
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
Robert Weir has been erecting
small barns on his ranch for his stock.
The stereopticon slides on the i'm
migrants given at the Presbyterian
church last Sabbath evening were
among the finest that have been
shown. Trey were all colored and
showed up well.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. ].
H. Lowell last Wednesday and spent
the afternoon in tieing comforters.
Scott and Arch Wisby were COM
PEELED to shoot a valuable horse last
Saturday as it was badly afflicted
with the contagious disease that has
done so much damage through the
country the past year or two. There
are other horses sick in the same