The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-06
PLEASANT RIDGE.


Ira Cover made a business trip to
Notus on Monday of last week. Mrs.
spent the day with Mrs. M. J. Nc
Camley.
John Shelp is inclosing his pasture
with hog-tight fence,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Pearson have
moved into the house recently va
stated by the F. ]. Reid family.
A. F. falcott returned from Yakima,
Wash, on Thursday OF last week.
On account of examinations at the
c. OF l. last week Miss Carol Taylor
was enabled to spend the latter part
of the week at home.
R. French and family of Greenleaf
attended church on Pleasant Ridge
Sunday afternoon.
Carlton Holt spent Sunday in this
neighborhood. He returned to his
work near Boise Monday.
d. R. Mcconnell of Boise won the
cup-in the Idaho State Poultry Show,
on pair of bronze turkeys. Mr.. Nc
Connell raised the turkeys from eggs
that he bought of Mrs. J. L. Isenburg
A goodly number OF school children
in this district received certificates
for being neither tardy nor absent
for three months. They are: Carl
Wright, Carl Isenberg, Olive Taylor,
Bessie Gardner, Ecco Cover, Kathryn
Dougherty, Howard Mobus, Irene
Mobus, Sunni Yamamoto, leila Wright
Ivan Jones, Lois Jones, Ellen Mar
mon, Cecil Rhoades and Oral Kiser.
The Elphick girls sang verp pref
ty song at church Sunday.
The Aid Society met with Mrs.
Springer last Thursday. Eleven la
dies were present and enjoyed the pro-
gram, after which plans were made for
the coming social.
The w. C. T. u. and L. A. S, will
have a Joint meeting at the home of
Mrs. A. H. Taylor, Wednesday, Feb
ruary 18th. Picnic dinner. AS Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor will soon move to
their new home at Mackay, Idaho, this
will probably be the last opportunity
of meeting with them and all members
and friends are urged to be present
and bring their men folks. 1t is not
customary for the ladies to give the
men more than one banquet per year
but under the circumstances it was
thought that an extra dinner wouldn't
hurt them and might fortify them for
spring work.
Miss Bean is trying TO secure the
travelling library for this district.
After the League services Sunday
evening brief business meeting was
called. 1t was decided to change to
a Christian Endeavor so that we could
join the Riverside c. E. Union.
Miss Pearl Parsons and Charles
Rose attended church and Epworth
League on Pleasant Ridge Sunday.
Joe Whittig expects deep snow
in Pipe Gulch next winter, or we sup
pose he does, because he bought sci
of runners for his buggy at the sale
Monday.
The Ladies Aid and Christian En-
deavor will hold a valentine social al
the school house on Friday evening
February 18th. A program is being
prepared by the social committee o
the Endeavor. After the program thu
Ladies' Aid will serve lunch at Isl
per plate. During the intermission b
tween the program and the lunch
Miss Bean will have valentine boz
for the convenience OF all who wisl
to send valentines. Exercises begir
at eight O'Clock. Everybody cordial
ly invited.
Mrs. H. D. Elphick churned Satur
day. There was nothing unuSua
about that, but the contents of tn
churn was FIVE days cream from on
COW and made ten pounds OF butter
This, besides supplying the family ia
BILE with cream and milk. Some COW
thatl
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Apperson spen
several days of list week visiting thei
daughter, Mrs. DooIttle, in Sand Hol
low, and their son, Claude Appersor
in the Payette Valley. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Stitzel took care of the ranc
in their absence.
Last Monday F. S. Moss took thre
White Leghorn ROSTERS to town an
listed them for sale with the Trader
Association. During his absence fro1
the sale grounds man took posses:
ion OF them, altered the number o
the tag and sold them to lady tc
forty cents each. Then he went wit
her to a bank, where she paid him tn
money. Mr.. Moss returned to tn
grounds and was just in the act
selling the fowls to man Tor nil
cents each, when the lady appeare
and claimed them. Mr.. Moss col
WINGED her that he was the rightfI
owner and she started on vain scare
for the man who had her money.
The same day a prominent farm'
from Deer Flat purchased a fine tn
kew gobbler for which he paid fl
dollars. He tied its legs securely, p
il in a sack, which he tied, and place
il in his wagon. Later he discover'
that some one had left hin the sac
but had taken the gobbler. Truly Il
poultry business has its ups and dow
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