The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Judge Henry was in Boise last Mon
day.
Mrs. T. J. Allison has been i'll for
the past week with la grippe.
DR. and Mrs. Gigray will give a
dinner party next Monday evening.
Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson has left Wash
ngton, D. G., and is expected home
soon.
Miss Kate Driscoll of Jordan Valley
spent the last weekend with Miss
Cordelia Farrar
Miss Patton Of the Lincoln school
left Tuesday to attend the Rebckah
convention in Boise.
Mrs. S. d. Fry of Delamar brought
her young son, Dellas, to Caldwell for
an operation last Tuesday
Harry Brown, who during the sum-
mer was proprietor Of the Palm, left
Saturday morning for Portland.
Mrs. Beers of Baker City. Oregon.
has been spending the past two weeks
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wheeler.
Mr.. S. Kelly OF Jordan Valley, was
in town last Saturday with bunch OF
horses which he sold to the govern
ment
Mrs. Drummond of Nampa return
ed home on Wednesday after spend
ing week visiting the family of Rev.
George R. Varney.
DR.. Clifford Haley spent the early
part of the week in Caldwell. His
friends were delighted TO see that he
has entirely recovered his health.
Mrs. B. w. Henry and Mrs. w. F.
Gigrav will entertain a company of
friends tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Gigray on Dearborn
street.
The NJ. F. Ladies' Aid Society was
entertained last Monday at the home
OF Mrs. l.. H. Paine. Plans were laid
for a bazaar to be held the first week
IN December.
Miss Geniveve Flynn entertained
few friends at a Kensington last Sat
urday evening. The guests were Miss
Opal and Miss Juanita Stewart, Miss
Freda Merz and Miss Alice Reed
Mrs. Spitzmesser entertained two
tables Of bridge last Monday in honor
of Mrs. Belcheu. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dorman, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Harrington, Miss Opal Stewart
and Mrs. Belcher
Prof. Beale will give an interpre-
tation Of the hymn of Charles Wesley |
at the Epworth League meeting Sun |
day night at the Methodist church. |
The meeting viii be in the main au- |
ditorium of the church. beginning at
$50 p. m,
F. II. "ickersham was down from |
Boise Saturday Mr.. Wickersham is
greatly interested in the proposed /
home for the aged He feels conf
dent that the money will be raised to
purchase the home. II is a meritor-
Gus project and should be helped
along by the people of Caldwell
Mr. Bias Deary of Jordan Valley
md Miss Cecil Smoot of Boise were
married in Boise last week They
passed through Caldwell in their new
machine on their way to Pleasant
Valley, where they will make their
lome. The sister fthe groom and 4
Miss Driscoll accompanied them from
Caldwell.
Miss Velma Kimbrough went to
Boise Tuesday evening 10 visit her
lister. Mrs. Fred Lambert. OF Cen
.sse. Idaho, who is attending the Re
'ekah convention held in the capitol
lily this week. Mrs. Lambert ex-
ects to visit in Caldwell before She
caves for her home in the northern
art of the state
c. F. Hildreth came and went and
as come again. Mr.. Hildreth sold
is property in Caldwell and left for
colorado, TO be followed later by his
amily They intended making their
1ture home at Longmont. However. I
wo weeks in Colorado was enough /
or Mr.. Hildreth. He will re-estab-
sh himself in Caldwell to remain
ntil the COWS come home. S