The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-09
SOCIAL and PERSONAL items

Mr. McVey and family have moved
from their home in the Third ward to
18th and Cleveland.
Miss Emily Pearson has been quite
i'll at her home on Arlington Heights
for the past two weeks. ...-.-- |
Mrs. Frank Holdermam and son
Frank are in the city for months
stay.
An unusually attractive entertain
ment will be given in the old college
building, Wednesday night. May 14th,
from $3.50 to $50, when Jerusha Dow
will present to the public her famous
family album. Coon songs and music |
will also be feature of the program
and all for 10 cents. Sherbert, cake,
candy, etc, will also be on sale and a
lot Of fun is in store for ali who at
tend. This entertainment will be CIV
en- by the Westminster Guild.
The many friends of Ed Miller will
glad to know that he has gone into
the tailoring business with D. L. Law
son, the shop being on Kimball ave-
nue.. This means that he is going to
stay in Caldwell.
The missionary society of the Pres
byterian church heuld their May meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Engle, Mrs Shaw being the
leader of the lesson. About INVENTIVE
ladies were present.
All hats in the house at exceedingly
low prices during our 80 day sale
come in and examine the bargains
The Vogue Millinery. mo-3O
The missionary society of the Meth
odist church met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Holgate and
Mrs. Northum in the country. This
was one of the most enjoyable meet
ings OF the year, as it marked the close
of the membership contest which has
been running for the past four months.
The society was divided into two Sec
ton, the colds and the blues, each side
trying to make the largest number of
points which counted in the contest
For three months the Colds led easily,
but the blues worked so hard the last
month, they came out Wednesday
about four points ahead of the colds
making it necessary for the colds to
give the banquet. During the contest
from IL to Is new members were ad-
ded as we'll as great of interest and
enthusiasm enkindled, This is a re-
markable society in that almost every
member subscribes for both the study
. book and the magazine Twenty-Five
were present at the May meeting Az
ter the meeting the hostesses surpris-
6 ed the society by serving delicious re-
8 freshments. .-. .,r.r.-...
w. H. Redway offers all his house.
8 hold goods and furniture for sale
$ Call at o04 Chicago street. ms
0 Miss Davis, one of the nurses a
. Canyon hospital, and DR.. Spencer O
n Kirksville, Mo-, spent SUNDAY after
n noon at Lake Lowell,
Clyde Davis and Myrtle Groves
: were married several days since il
: Salt Lake City; sq'..r.-..' "a
S The Westminster Guild had mos
e enjoyable evening May 9TH at tn,
home of DR.. Miller, the hostesses be
e ing Miss Wood and Dement, Tn,
: lesson for the evening was conductet
by Mrs. Ward Stone and freely dis
5. cussed by all present; after bushes
meeting of much interest dainty re
d freshments were served by the host
esses. The Miller boys helped maxi
/, the evening enjoyable by playing
h number of records on the Victrola.
Mrs. Geo. Froman is on the sick lis
e this week. r," -'l si-... 7-~
q Miss Emily Purser who has beef
quite sick is reported somewhat bet
! ter. ~ >''i yeCtt p
el All the newest shapes and styles i,
y Spring hats are to be sacrificed during
our 30-day sale-you can find just thu
S hat to suit you if you come early
he Oh
$ Mrs Emery Royce. after severa
4 months visit with her son. Dill Royce
returned to her home in Portland tn,
K first of the week.
IL Mrs. J. O'Donnell of Ten Davis, wa
u visiting in town this week. as'
Il E. H. Plowhead made bushes
. trip to Boise Tuesday. f. t0t.
q Mrs. A. F. Canter is quite sick a
- her home on Chicago street wit
e grippe. eai '> .tl
!. A. O. Christopher made bushes
trip to Nampa Friday
;. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baker are Til
,e owners of new auto. -s"f.. p a" -
h. c. D. Gates spent last Sunday a
is Arrowrock.
e. Miss Elaine Baker was hostess to
ID party of seventeen of lher youn
G. friends last Saturday afternoon !
o. honor of her twelfth birthday. Game
10 were played and an excellent lunc
in was served. making the occasion
n very enjoyable one, long to be remeu
n. bcrcd HHt '.s'
r Miss Ethel Bales was absent fros
nj school this week on account of sicl
ness.
m Miss Pearl Murray has returned
he school after few days sickness.
T. The mission circle of the Bapti
o. church met with Mrs. Riddle Wedne
Ut day afternoon. The lesson was led |
a Mrs. A. r, Gupson. The subject b
ing. China" :"
ell Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ketchen toe
Oh the trim around the loop Sunday az
ly visited with Miss Helen Ketchen.
80 Tony Scheildknicht. butcher and e
N. pert sausage maker. is with Miller
TX. Atchison. the popular butchers
NJ Kimball aveune. Mr.. Scheiidkmc
e. comes to Caldwell from Dougla.
Ariz., to which place he emigrat,