The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24


Harry Grimes spent Sunday a
Nampa.
Miss Ruth Garman spent Sunday a
the Rowland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Case spen
Monday in Boise.
Mrs. simpson was on the sick lis
several days last week
II, +. Wallace was in Middleton or
professional business Tuesday.
Mrs. Garman's sister, Miss HERSHEY
of Caldwell, is visiting out here.
The sheep shearers from Notus are
around the country shearing sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blomgren oil
the camp are going to move to Boise
Miss Esther Olsen and Ruth Gar.
man had an auto ride to Parma Friday
night.
Arthur Woods OF Arena Valley
formerly a resident of Wilder, broke
his ankle.
George Hudson and family have
moved to the Roswell Ditch, where
he is Waterman,
Mrs. Chester McArtor went to Ros-
well, Wednesday to spend few days
visiting in the Jesse Baker home.
Just what you want, just when you
want it--that is one of the reasons
why Baker & Harris Sell the Most
Groceries. a3-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harmon moved
last week into the Andrews cottage
on Everett street, recently vacated by
c. w. Price.
Hermosa Chapter No. 81. Order of
the Eastern Star, has accepted an in
vitation TO visit the Nampa Chapter
on May the fourth.
Did you notice that crowd of ladies
standing outside the Vogue yester-
day morning2 They were waiting for
the big sale to begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mann returned
Monday from Brighton, Iowa, where
they accompanied the remains of their
little daughter few weeks ago.
The Presbyterian Manse, which was
injured by fire a few weeks since, is
undergoing extensive repairs and will
soon be ready for occupancy again.
w. M. Case went to Payette Tues
day to attend the meeting of Presby-
terry held there The sermon was
preached by Mr., Case, who is the re-
firing moderator.
Mrs, Cal. rarely died at the Cald-
we'll hospital Wednesday night after
a long illness. The funeral was held
in the Presbyterian church in Roswell
on Friday afternoon.
There will be another w. c, 7. u.
Declamatory and Musical contest on
Tuesday evening, May sth., beginning
at eight o'clock, in the Christian
church. Admission 10 cents.
Our secondhand department offers
a good market for both buyers and
sellers. We aim to make profit on
everything we handle, and treat our
patrons fairly at the same time
Ackley's Market. a3-tf
About thirty-hve members of the
Caldwell Rebekah lodge attended the
district meeting at Nampa Tuesday
evening. The Caldwell team was i'm
vited to put on the work, which they
did in very creditable manner. After
the meeting refreshments were served
by the Nampa lodge.
The quarterly conference held at
Pleasant Ridge Saturday afternoon
was reported very successful, DIR.
Gillian the District Superintendent of
Boise, had charge of the conference.
He went home with Rev. Vernon last
Saturday evening and preached on
Sunday morning in the Methodist
church.
Sunday night was the last of the
three wekks of successful revival meet
ings held in the Baptist church. Miss
Ethel Hanlon, Elizabeth Osbourne
and Lillian Buehl were baptized last
Sunday morning. and Mr. Elmer Still
we'll. Meredith Ford, Robert and Lee
roy Griffith and Mr.. Slinker were bap-
tized in the evening.
The Kings Heralds of the Method
list church are giving a Progressive
Supper" this evening, the proceeds
to be applied to their mission fund.
The soup course will be served at the
home of H. f. Wallace, the meat
course at DR.. Coles, the salad course
will be found at the Merritt Madden
home, and the dessert at the home of
r. S, Madden,
You Knoxville Twins are very pop
ular. ai7