The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
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Mrs. Steven Bow received a tele-
gram Tuesday from Kentucky stating
that her father was very sick. She
left on the evening train for his bed
side.
r. W. Johnson, OF Gooding, Idaho,
was in this vicinity the first OF the
week to buy cattle.
Mrs. w. NJ. King who has been in
yer ypoor health is slowly improving
at this writing.
Miss Agnes Van Larre of Glenns
Ferry, came Friday to make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bales.
Miss Carrie Bow finished a success
full term of school at Maple Grove
last week. She will spend the summer
in this locality.
Sunday the Marble Front ball team
played Middleton and carried away
the honors. The score was IS to |.
MessrS. Turner, Smead and a man
from California, were business callers
in this vicinity last week buying up
horses. They purchased horse OF
Charles Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mason enter
tanned number of friends at a social
dance Saturday evening. Those pres
ent report fine time.
Monday afternoon the annual
school election was held at the school
house, Mr.. ]. F. Bales was elected
trustee in Mrs. Gilbert's place. 1t
was agreed upon for the men to come
out April 30th prepared to work on
the new roads.
Professor Ireland, wife, and little
daughter. spent Friday afternoon at
the G. G. Bales ranch.
Mrs. Lottie II. Hunter OF Caldwell,
is spending a few days visiting with
Mesdames Boulton and Gordon.
Mrs. Roy Jones entertained at din
Der Tuesday evening the Misses Al
lison, Gregory, Bow and Bales.
Francis Parrish traded his farm for
Boise property Mr., Parrish and his
family viii spend the summer in the
mountains.
The students which were perfect in
attendance during the entire year
were Addie and Nellie Whitney, Anna
and Louise Roedel and Lora Allison.
Miss Clara Summers spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Ode, OF
Notus.
Mrs. Fred CLANCY of Middleton,
spent one day last week at the county
farm.
Mr.. Martin Barney had the misfor-
tune of being kicked by horse last
week, which had him laid up for a
few days.
Mrs. f. P. Solomon of Dixie, is
visiting at the f. M. Solomon ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gordon enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. Prof. and
Mrs. P. A. Boulton and children, Mrs.
Lottie H. Hunter and w. f. Boulton
and family.
Miss EStel Vaughn has returned to
stay this summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Vaughn.
The Misses Bow entertained the
Rowland girls of Maple Grove at din
ner last Sunday.
There will be literary at the school
house Friday evening. A musical pro-
gram and debate will be rendered. The
subject for debate is Resolved; That
American Vessels Should Not Pay
Toll Through the Panama Canal.
Miss Hattie Bardsley returned to
her home Sunday after staying several
weeks with Mrs. Demaree.
w. r. Bell had the misfortune to
lose one of his valuable horses this
week.
John Dirks has recently purchased
the John Bardsley twenty-acre tract
joining his land
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Compton who
have been living on the Bales Bros.
ranch for the last year. moved to Mid
dleton the first of the week. Mr.,
Compton will help Mr.. ]. P. Wells
with his sheep this summer.
Miss Helen Dee spent Sunday with
Miss Nora VasSar.
A basket social will be held at the
school house Friday evening. May LIST,
The proceeds will go to defray the
expenses Of our ball team. Every
body come and bring baskets.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Vanhyning spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Milliner.
Mrs. Waite spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. l.. S. Ollie.
Miss Ina Tanner finished her 9th
grade work here and has gone to En-
nett to visit her relatives.
Mrs. HarShman returned home after
a weeks visit with her daughter at
Big Bend. Ore. Her daughter accom-
panied her home.