The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16

light makes the pictures much clear
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DR. and Mrs. Brett of Ontario spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Baker.
Marie Trout as instructor. The boys
have organized corn and potato clubs.
Miss Elizabeth Harms visited at the
Stevens home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steel and Miss
Fenrich were guests for dinner at
the Alvan Steel home last Sunday.
Sylvester Hill has just finished an
ice house and is all ready for his share
OF the ice crop.
Sylvester Hill returned from Port
land Sunday evening.
George Brush was transacting bus
mess in Caldwell Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Hall and her pupils gave
a recital at the Z. 7. Rice home last
Saturday afternoon.
The Chatauqua Circle met at the
school house Thursday afternoon.
The first division of the Presby-
terrain Ladies' Aid Society will have
an all day meeting at the church
Wednesday, January 18th. Dinner
III DG at hOOH-
Robert Mccormick spent Sunday
with home folks.
A letter received from Professor
Ireland states that the date reserved
for the farmers institute at Roswell
will be January p. 1t will be an all
day meeting. The subjects discuss
ed will be dairying and domestic
science.
The latest report from Mrs. Ross,
who is in Boise with her father, Mr..
Revis, is that he is growing weaker
the past two days, with slight hopes
of his recovery, owing to his advan-
ced age.
A company of young people sur
prised Miss Christine Jacobson last
Wednesday eveningIt was her eigh-
teenth birthday. A very pleasant
evening was spent with games and
amusements. Light refreshments
were served ito the visitors by Mrs.
jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howard were
dinner guests in the Jacobson home
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS, Jr., are now oc-
cupying the DAVIS ranch. Their
children are attending the Roswell
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jacobson and
Christine were in Boise on business
last week on Thursday, returning Fri
day.
The attendance at the show on
Thursday night last week was not
very large, according to reports. The
company moved on to other points
on Friday.
A large company of young people,
together with some of the older ones
of the community, gathered at the J.
H. Lowell home last Friday night to
enjoy the social evening arranged for
by the Girls Sunshine Club. The
girls all brought boxes prettily deco
rated and well filled with delicious
eatables. They were served to the
boys and young men for IS cents.
Single suppers were served for 20
cents. About $40 in all was realized
for the funds of the society.
Be on the lookout for From Mary
land to Mexico" in the near future
Our Roswell delegates to hear Pad
erewski report slim crowd but a
great concert. 1t was the opportun-
ity of life time to hear the great Pol
ish pianist.
The Presbyterian choir to the num-
Der of 80 sang their Xmas Oratorio
entitled Holy Night" at the Big
Bend school house last Sunday after
noon. The house was packed to its
fullest capacity to hear the music,
which was greatly enjoyed by the peo-
pie of that community. They report
a fine series of meetings last week
with Rev. Mr.. Giffen of Parma and
Rev. George A. WILDER of Caldwell.
The attendance has been very large
every evening. Rev. Marcus Z.
Lindsey of Boise, pastor of the Beth
any Presbyterian church, has been
preaching the first three nights of
this week. He called at the manse
while on his way to the Big Bend
country on Monday.
Charles Allen was in Caldwell on
business last Saturday.
A meeting of the Riverside Ditch
Co. was held at the Presbyterian
church last Saturday afternoon. There
was a good attendance. Reports
showed that the cost of upkeep of the
big ditch the past year, exclusive of
the cost of the Holly waste way, was
$l4o3o.o3. This makes the cost per
acre for the 9740 acres under the ditch
to be $l.S0. The directors elected for
the ensuing year were: c. B. Ross, ].
II. Lowell, Sam Tuning, A. ]. Rock
wood, Mr.. Welch, c. H. Allen, Rock
Helm.
Mr., and Mrs. George Dillon have
been moving this week.
Some clubs have recently been or
at school. The girls orga-
nized Sewing Club" with Mrs.
Bieghler as leader or instructor, and
also Bread Making" club with Mrs,
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