The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-22
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Miss Fay Owsley and Cassir
Heagy were married in Caldwell Ia,
NJ Monday. The ceremony was pretorn
ID by Judge Harger. The youn
couple returned to Homeda1e Tue,
day, and large crowd gathered fc
charivari that evening. The crow
was invited into the house where the
were treated to lunch consisting q
sandwiches, pickles. cake, oranges an
beer They stayed until a late hon
and spent most enjoyable evening
All extend best wishes for man
happy years for both.
Miss Clara Gutenberg and William
Langford visited Caldwell Wednes
day and Thursday. and while ava,
were quietly married. Upon their ar
rival they were welcomed in the even
ing by the usual crowd. A treat wa,
served and best wishes rendered. w,
wish them long life and much hap
piness. ''P
Henry Peterson was in town from
the Mcleod ranch Thursday.
Ihurlow Price of Greenleaf is helm.
ing with the work at the Lewis Smith
ranch. Unit
Miss Edna Day and James Arm.
strong were Caldwell visitors from
Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. George Upton has been quite
SICK but is much better again.
Hon. Dow Dunning was in CaldwA1I
and Boise several days last week At
tending to Gem Irrigation District
business.
A baby daughter was joyfully well
eomed at the Reuben Smith home this
week; Her weight was 81 pounds
j. M. Johnson has just completed
SSIearing and blowing twenty acres of
and for VIM. Martin. " "
Mark Price has finished drilling the
well at the state camp last week The
wen is nearly 400 feet deep and the
work was done in orty hours.
James Collie arrived last week from,
wyoming. He is here to make ar.
engagements for the cultivation Of the
eighty acres of state land which he
has leased. ''~" &c
n. b, Bray assisted in the corn
planting on Mrs, J. P. Woods desert
lain last week.
FRANK Myler is helping with the
work on the Dunning land
MERIT and Russell Garman are cot
ing trees and irrigating on the Car
nan desert claim.
Walter Bachelor was over f-o,,
Noswell Bench and assisted with the
y , at his uncle's, Lewis Smith,
'ia &c, several days last week.
Inc Gerard Adams family has now
1oved back to their ranch in Fargo
me baby daughter who arrived At
ne W. r. Tracy home last week has
cen named Margaret Alpha.
John Demsher, who is one OF the |
ettiers on the Idaho Title & Trust
'ompany's lands, broke one OF The
ones OF the right forearm last week
lie came to town and DR.. Martin set Il
he bone and has charge of the case
a hne I1a-pound baby boy arrived II
orning. 'u"y
Mrs. Colin Mcleod and children
ID Miss Mabel LANG visited The
leep Shearing camp Thursday
Mrs. w, H. Schenck, Miss Ida
'henck and Miss Helen Bean vis;ted
{ H. =, Bitner home in Fargo on
,iday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. w. P. Bean and SON
aSterr Thomas, returned home Fri,
y after spending several DAYS in Il
The graduation exercises of the 9Th r
ade will be held at the church this :,
ening, commencing at $50. The
ogram Will be as follows: :.
oong-"Sweet and Low, BY chorus %
Seading-Charles Mcleod, u
Shlckenadie Song-Five Little Girls Y
)rill-Intermediate Grades. ID
lass History-Leon Wright and
uben Tracy. at
Ouet-"Chants the Robin" Doris
gee and Boise Hosely. vi
Grade.
,ong-Seventh Grade. J.
lass Prophecy-Esther Thomas h
'arasol Drill-Primary Room.
'ong-"When the Evening Rraszo 81
Home Sweet Home. "Merl in
field and Leona Wright. dt
ong-"Good Old u. S. A." GEORGE
ers. Seth Megorden. Ned Free W,
n and chorus.
.ddress-T. A. Walters. nc
ddress-L. d. Hyslop. da
resentation of diplomas. an
ong-"ldaho, o, Idaho" All Is
has. Brewster returned home last w
day from Boise, where he has been ne
the past two months. n,
iss Mabel Laing was a stage pas cal
ger from the Mcleod ranch TO
iwell Friday. IN
on. Dow Dunning left during the
k tor Washington, D. c. The trim bu
ada in III, ...An..a- a. -