The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-06-05

fam to make picture of this hanoi,
family reunion. 1As happy
for cL iaul Murphy leaves next wal
49, lineage, where he will 80
NJ sIaduate course in the nn;va-S;a
80 murphy and Robert will ran S.'y'
mer. ldIer IN the sum-
MRS J. T. Morrison of Ro;s. -
81 81 over Sunday visitor in The was Was
VI L. 5. Ollie. tue nome
fui 1I So be too late for those wonder
Vogue. lihnery at The
!, B. +, Wayne of Boise spent s. my
oHy ana Sunday in Caldwell
Us Laws anu WIN. Runc;m.n
'S''eu the capital city FRIDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Flynn and NJ
ana MRS. w. H. Redway and daughter
r1eien, made an auto trip to Emmett
ana New Plymouth Sunday.
Hal Seal of Boise was a Caldwell
visitor Sunday. 80
Miss Helen Redway went to Ro;se
Little. ~ N4iSS fA'iaOei
Harry Jones and George Kinka;d
who have been attending the TJn;ver-
slty of Utah at Salt Lake Civ re-
~ thursday OF last week to spend
their vacation in Caldwell.
Miss Bertha Plowhead visited with
heI cousin Marie Maxey, in Boise
Wizard Fartilizer is sold only in
q pound white cotton bags, $500 and
z-pound packages, 35c. is-26
}. /. Hay and family and Miss
Georgia Mcfarland spent Friday in
Among those attending the dedica-
ton of the new Elk's Temple in Boise
last week were the Messrs. Westrope,
Hartenbower, Bowen, VanHyning
Beatty, Watkins, Gibbons, Van Duyn
and Scatterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Robertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Robertson ~
Nampa spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. Devers.
Wizard Fertilizer is clean, odorless
ana lasting. 1926
Miss Lucille Gillette is visiting re-
latives in New Plymouth.
w. d. Jones and daughter, Elsie,
have been down from Arrow Rock
visiting relatives in Caldwell.
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley and Mrs. T.
D. Griffin left on the noon train Mon
day to attend the convention of the
Second District Federation of Wo.
mans clubs at Jerome.
The elegant 15-volume set of "Be.
aeon Lights of History" presented to
the Carnegie library by the P. E. o
of this city has arrived and has beer
placed on the shelves.
Wizard Fertilizer is for lawns, gar.
dens, flowers, orchards and fields. jS2t
Chapter F, P. f. o. held an enjoy.
able meeting at the home of the presi.
dent, Mrs. R. S. Madden, Monda,
evening. Plans were made for thu
annual picnic which is to be held Al
the Boulton farm June 18th.
Mrs. w. ]. Dyer and Mrs. Ernes
Boone and daughter were Boise visi
tors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Catlow anc
daughter, and Mrs. Fred Brunsell
mother of Mrs. Catlow, arrived il
their auto Friday evening from Cat
low Valley, Oregon. They expect tc
make their home in Caldwell. Mrs
{ Brunsell is sister of Mrs. Charlie.
Pickard.
Gilbert T. Currie and Miss Or:
Williams of Payette, were married a
the Presbyterian manse in Caldwell
on Wednesday afternoon. The youn,
: couple were accompanied by Mis-
l Hope Williams and c. D. Woods, alsC
I of Payette.
The following teachers took tn,
examination at Caldwell last week
!, Mrs. Bessie J. Pruitt, Caldwell; Edn;
Ladders, Emmett; Galen G. Bollinger
| Fruitland; Donald T. Rothrock, New
Plymouth; Maud Rice, Eagle; Lillian
Swatman, New Plymouth; Rae M
Z Olmstead, Caldwell; Pearl Couple
I Roswell; Carol Taylor, Caldwell; Cor
Parke, Caldwell; f. May Bradley
Caldwell; Johnnie D. Bray, Home
! dale; George w. Hampton, Caldwell
: Maude B. Holland and w. R. Taylor
{ Greenleaf; Mary Collius Merrill
: Parma; Fannie B. Weidman, Caldwell
2 Mrs. Harriet Bieghler of Roswell
4 was in Caldwell Monday on bushes.
e The Rural High School League ha
: meeting to settle the years score
e at the Office of the county superintend
e ent Saturday. This has been a yer
e pleasant and profitable one for tn