The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02
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Our mail man, Mr.. Ohio Meyer,
was snow bound in Big Bend last
week on Thursday and stayed over
night at the Rucker ranch. He COM
pleted the trip on Friday.
Rev. W. J, Hcrwig OF Boise, sup
erintendent of the Anti Saloon Lea
que OF Idaho ave strong address
on the plans for the temperance cam
palgn for this state and the nation
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning. Every indication is
for a successful campaign for state
wide prohibition in Idaho in 1915. Al
| though the attendance was small at
the service on account of the roads
and the weather the interest was ex-
celent and $40 i'll subscriptions and
offerings was given for the cause.
Pans are being laid for a strong CEN
trail convention to be held at Boise
some time in the early spring. Some
strong temperance speakers of nation
al reputation will have PARTS on the
program. Our people are urged to
send a strong delegation to this con
vention, OF which further announce
ment will be made later,
Mr. andMrs. +. T. Rice and f.,mily
with their two visitors, Clarence and
Florence Junlin, were guests for
Christmas dinner in the home OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Gromer
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt enjoyed a fam
| lily reunion on Christmas day. The
happy company that gathered around
the large dinner table set in the
store building consisted of Mr. and
| Mrs. Lowry and children, Harvey
and Al Hunt, Annabel Hunt, and
Miss Atterbury, all of Weiser, also
Mr.. Oldhed of Boise and Mr.. Wilson
of Roswell Some of them returned
on Thursday eve to their homes while
several remained over Thursday
night
Terrill Taylor came home rom
Greenleaf to spend the holidays with
his people.
Miss Pearl Bolinger has regained
her strength and went from Mrs
Dilley's to her own home the first of
last week. She will be at home few
weeks to recuperate.
The choir did not go to Big Bend
last Sunday afternoon as planned on
account of the condition of the roads.
Mrs. Ruth Hurd and daughter,
Dorothy, from Boise, were Christ
mas guests with her sister, Mrs j.,
H Lowell.
Several of our people failed to make
connection for Christmas dinner last
Thursday on account of the drifts and
were compelled to live on the scraps
at home while they imagined the
sumptuous dinner of turkey and un-
told other delicacies which they miss
ed
The Presbyterian ladies served
New Years dinner at the church
today, Thursday. After the dinner
all repaired to the main auditorium
to listen to the entertainment provided
by the children.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blake and
children were Christmas guests at
the home of Mrs. Blake's parents at
Caldwell
]. H. Lowell was in Caldwell on
business matters Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday OF last week.
Miss Virginia Hall spent Christ
mas with the home folks on the up
per bench.
Mr.. and Mrs Marlin and family
moved their goods into the Baptist
manse last week on Wednesday. Mr.
Marlin arrived with the carload o.
goods on Tuesday night. They viii
occupy the manse until Mr. Bennett
: and family find a location
A large crowd gathered on Christ,
mas eve. to hear the exercises by tht
children of the Presbyterian Sunday
school and see a real live Santa Claus
: But on account of the storm some
of the principal parties in the PLAY
f could not be there, SO the exercises
were postponed until Nv Years at
ternoon. The oranges and cracke
Jack, the treat for the children. wer
given out however. The treat wa
: provided by J. Fl Trout.
The Presbyterian church presente,
] Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mccormick will
S large and comfortable rocking chal
on Christmas eve as a token of thel
2 appreciation of their faithful servic
: in the capacities of Sunday schoc
superintendent and primary elias
: teacher for eleven years. MIR. Nc
J. Cormick gave very touching speec
S in reply. Miss Pearl Hall was ais
presented with box containing |
S silver dollars and Miss Elva BaXte
J. a box containing silver dollars. as
a token of appreciation of the congrt
i CATION for their faithful and ethcier
+ services as director and organst &c
i the choir.
Miss Pearl Hall visited in Caldwe
the latter part OF last week and IL
IS first of this. returning on Tuesday
= Mrs. Bieghlcr and son, Charlie
\ together with Mrs, Mueller and h
is family, were guests at the /
Lowell home for Christmas Dime
Mrs. Biegler and son, Charlie
= visited in Boise the latter part of la
week and remained over the first thr,
days of this week to attend the teacI
ers' institute.
Our college young people ha'
been enjoying the holidays at HON
They include Robert and Floren
Mccormick, KNIFE Robinson, Ste'
art Ross, from the College OF ldah
The Misses Winnie and Olive Nj