The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-13

Miss Alice Reed spent the week end
with her parents in Payette.
The club dance last Friday evening
was attended by seventeen couples.
Tuesday evening the Hermosa chap
ter 0. +. S. held its regular meeting.
Miss Opal Stewart spent Sunday in
Boise, the guest of Miss Anabel Lit
tie.
Military styles are not needed to
make American women look killing
Chicago News.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Robinson have
returned firm a five-weeks stay in
Kearny, Nebraska.
Cecil Lappin, who has been quite
i'll for some time past, is now up and
about once more.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. A. |. Myers.
Tuesday, December 8, is the day
fixed for the annual election in the va
'rious irrigation districts.
Mrs. ]. E. Kyle, Cleveland boule
ward, entertained at delightful Ken
sington Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. K. Stuenenberg entertain
ed the U. 7. c. at her home on Dear
born street last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Crowley, Of
Colorado Springs, are visiting their
nephew, DR.. F. NJ Cole and their
neice. Mrs. Blondell, in this city.
Frank G. Gilbert left on the noon
train Friday of last week for Mich
igan, having been called there on ac-
count of the illness of his sister.
On Monday afternoon of this week
merry company gathered at the
home of B. c. Fugate, the occasion be-
ing a shower in honor of Miss Mary
Bales.
Fordyce Newell has driven over to
Ford, and will remain there for sew
eral days.
An attractive bungalow is being
erected in the l400 block on Cleve-
land boulevard, for Mr.. Fox, of Doan
Mercantile Co.
The government says 100000 peo-
pie lodged the income tax. Being ex-
pert dodgers ought to qualify them
for front rank position in the next
war.
Mrs. Crookham had rag bee"
Friday afternoon of last week. Those
present report a delightful time, lots
of conversation and delicious refresh
mentS.
The Methodist Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. |. Myers. Mesdames Postel-
waite, L. J. Ross, J. f. Klye and Miss
Hoyt were hoStesses.
Hon. James H. Hawley, of Boise
has been in Caldwell daily for some
little time, in attendance on the trial
of the Nampa Bank officials, by whom
he has been retained as counsel.
Westminster Guild will meet at the
home of the Misses Stewart next
Wednesday evening Miss Opal
Stewart and Miss Anna Burnham are
the hostesses for the occasion.
The clover seed crop in this vicinity
has been more or less of a failure
this year, owing to a few days Of
strong, hot winds at the time when
the heads were filling out and again
when the crop was nearly ready for
harvest.
]. w. Story, of Star, Idaho, stopped
off at Caldwell, on his way to Nilsson
ri, where he goes to look after his in
terest in a large tract of land near
Warsaw. in that state. Mr.. Story
may move his family to Missouri, il
he finds conditions favorable.
Buy your Christmas presents at the
Ladies' Bazaar, which will be held
Nov. 1921, in the tabernacle of the
Christian church. Chicken dinner
will be served in the tabernacle din
ing rooms at 600 o'clock, Saturday,
November 2lst.
Mrs. Ralph Scatterday gave a very
pleasant bridge party Saturday after
Farrar, Kennison, Hagelin, Southey,
Walker, Gigray, Hoffman Ernest
Boone, Zeh, Eustace, Mackey, and
the Misses Boyes, Stewart, Thomp-
son, Burnham, Adams and Canter.
Mesdaunes Harrington and Spitz-
messer gave very enjoyable bridge
dinner Tuesday evening Forty
guests were present. The favors were
won by Mr. Zeh and Mrs. w. J. Ross
Two or three beautiful vocal selec-
tions were rendered by Mrs. Ross al
the close of the evening.
Some new lineage books have beer
added to the Genealogical depart
ment of the public library, and the
agricultural travelling library case
has been renewed for four months. II
is hoped that many ranchers in the
vicinity will make use of these very
interesting and helpful books on agri
culture.
The Freshman and Sophomore
classes of the High school had join
party in the High School gymnasium
last Saturday evening. A delightful
program for entertainment was plann
ed, and program cards given out a
the beginning of the evening to all tn,
girls. and partners were soon choser
for the games. Several of the facult,
were present as chaperons Jellt
with whipped cream and cake wer