The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-16

spectators. ne score stood ~ to A.!
a in favor of the boys.
Miss Mary Campbell went to her
claim in Fargo Saturday, remaining |
over Sunday to attend the organiza- |
ton OF Community Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. A. X. Steunenberg visited at |
the J. H. Lowell home last week
About twenty-five young ladies at
| tended parcel shower at A. J.l
Rockwood's last Friday, given in hon
or OF Miss Lottie Dutton, bride of
this week. Among other amuse-
ments they entertained the guests
with a mock wedding, Miss Lottie
being the bride and Miss Edna Rock
wood the groom; Miss Lizzie Brush
acting in the capacity of parson, Mrs.
Andre, groomsman; Miss Sue Peter
man, bridesmaid. Miss Dutton re-
ceived some useful and appropriate
presents. Among others were set
of silver knives and forks and each
guest wrote her favorite recipe and
presented her with book of receipts
Refreshments were served. All spent
very delightful afternoon.
Miss Lottie Dutton and Mr.. Clar-
| ence Moler drove to Caldwell Tues
| day afternoon and were married, 60
ing on to their new home about IS
miles southeast of Boise The best
wishes Of host of friends go with
the young couple.
The eighth grade commencement
exercises will be held in the Presby-
terrain church, May GOTH Rev. Bruce
Giffin of Parma will delive the ad-
dress.
The school is planning a picnic for
Friday in which all are expected to
participate.
1t is expected that everyone will
come Friday evening to the recital
given by Mrs w. M. Case of Caldwell,
at the Presbyterian church.
| Miss Mabel Dutton entertained
number of young ladies at her home
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Iva Shell
ton. nee Miss Iva Dutton The
young bride was presented with a
number of gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor and
daughter Dorothy, spent Sunday Wis
iting home folks, returning to Payette
Sunday evening.
The high school studnets will en-
terrain the eighth grade pupils next
Wednesday evening.
Professor Blacker, has disposed Of
his property in Nebraska and purchas-
ed land in Missouri and expects to
leave for that state Saturday evening.
He expects to devote his time to farm
ing for while.
Several automobile agents visited
the different firms
VIM. R. Steven was business visi-
tor in Boise last Wednesday.
| The boy scouts will not have meet
ing this week owing to examinations
in school.
| Children's day supplies have come
and committees have been appointed
in the Presbyterian Sunday school to
make preparations for the program.
Miss Williamson, who has been
teaching at Sites, Idaho, has been
elected as primary teacher and Miss
Nesbitt, a graduate of the Payette
high school, who has taken a two
Lyears training course at the state nor
NAL was elected to teach the 4th, 5th
and 9th grades. Their formal accept
ance has not been received as yet but
they have signified their willingness to
come if elected.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Myer and son OF
!. Creenleaf, spent Sunday with the
Hunt family.
Mr.. Ireland, the county field expert
spent Wednesday and Thursday oil
last week in this vicinity He took
, dinner at the ] H Trout home Thurs
, day and while there took a picture
of some of Mr. Truot's seed corn
Prof. DIN will use this picture in his
stereopticon lectures.
Joseph Ollie is nursing a broken
nose, caused by coming in too close
contact with another boys fist.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith left Sat-
urday for Glenn's Ferry and Boise,
where they will visit for a short time,
expected to return Thursday. They
plan to leave for the east the first of
next month. Mr.. Smith will then go
back to Alaska where he intends to
remain this year. Mrs. Smith will Wis
it in Seattle and other points until
Mr.. Smith returns.
Il F. E. Baxter has been appointed q
; notary public for the Roswell district
Il Rev. Mr.. Wilbur and Rev. Mr.. Shot.
we'll organized two Sunday schools
| last Sunday. One in Arena Valley and
. one in Big Bend
The meetings held by the Baptis,
: people the past two weeks were well
, attended. They closed Friday even
ing.
i Miss Isabelle Smith. the 9th grade
teacher. expects to leave next Wed
I nesday. She will visit in neighborinl
a towns for short time and then go tt
her home in Ohio.
!, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Paine motoret
:, to Caldwell Sunday to hear Rev, Mr.
:. Variney, the newly installed minister
at the Baptist church at that place.
The creamery association here hav,
e decided to send east for mich cows.
Miss Dorothy Tracy of Homedale
h visited Miss Edna lockwood Owe
: Sunday.
r Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Baxter went t.
y Boise Saturday to attend the funera
of an old friend.
t Some of the Roswell ladies met a
y the home of Mrs. f. T. Rice las
Thursday afternoon to complete tn