The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11


look over the place. He was mis-
sionary in China for several years,
and was also professor in Wooster
University for a time, but on account
of his health he wished to settle in
rural district for a time
Mr.. Lawrence Wanstad canvassed
the Arena Valley country last Thurs
day IN the interest of the sale for the
IS.
The funeral services of Mrs. Guy
Johnson of Big Bend, who died Fri
day morning, were held in the Pres
byterian church, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. f. P. Lawrence affiliated, be-
ing assisted by Rev. c. F. Wisner.
Music was furnished by the Roswell
mixed quartet consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Grosvener, Miss Pearl
Hall and Rev. E. P Lawrence.
lnterment was made in the Ros-
we'll cemetery.
Nothing could show the sympathy
extended to the bereaved husband
more than the way almost everybody
form the Bend and many of the Ros-
we'll friends turned out for the ser
vices.
M S. Brown, Mrs. Baxter and Mrs.
Carson attended meeting of the la
dies circle of Big Bend at Mrs.
Brownback's last Friday
A meeting of the Farmers Cooper
alive association was held Tuesday
evening to complete arrangements for
the sale to be held next Friday.
The sale will be held at the Frank
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they can congregate in the barn.
and forty head of live stock enlisted,
consisting of horses, mules, cattle,
sheep and hogs.
Mesdames L. M. Birch and L. L.
Jones entertained the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid at the latter's home, We'd
nesday afternoon. The meeting was
given over to missionary program.
The Union meeting held in the Bap
fist church Sunday evening was we'll
attended. Rev. E. P. Lawrence adj
dressed the audience, his theme beino
"The Red Road of Progress"
Monday evening was the first OF
the series of evangelistic meetings to
be conducted in the Baptist church
by the pastor Rev. ]. Walter Boyd.
| The meetings will be held every night,
opening at 7:30 O'Clock. Mr.. Boyd
! extends hearty welcome to everyone
to attend
Petitions addressed to Senator elect
Hayes and Governor elect Alexander,
urging them to do all in their power
to secure the passage of legislative
enactment for state wide prohibition.
and to secure constitutional amend
ment, were signed by many of the
congregation at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. Like petit
tons were circulated in many other
chunches in different places.
Mr.. Bowman has made arrange
ments with Mr.. f. P. Lawrence to
buy what turkeys the Farmers club
may have to sell He will erect a
booth in Parma and will pay Is cents
a pound live weight, Watch for the
date.
Those who have not listed their pro-
duce with Mr. Lawrence should do so
at once, as Mr.. Bowman wants to
knowwhat to expect from here.
Mr.. Martin Shoup who has been
with his family to Ontario last Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp will
| occupy the house vacated by the
Shoup family and Mr. Sharp will
work for Mr.. Cottier this winter.
Little Dorothy Grosvener, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvener,
was very i'll the first of the week but
is now better.
The Legislative committee of the
Amphictionic coucil of Parma will
hold a meeting in the Baptis church
| Friday afternoon. Everyone is urged
to attend this meeting.
Miss Elizabeth Horn who has been
staying with the Stevens children
during the absence of Mrs. Stevens
returned home oMnday
Miss Bertha Jones who is attend
ing school in Parma was a Sunday
guest of Miss Mildred Tuning.
The young people are enjoying the
skating immensely these days.
of his death.
Misses Louise Mccormick and Es-
Their Jacobson were on the sick list
this week
The Western Star Literary society
of the school went on a picnic Friday
night. They were chaperoned by Miss
Nesbit
Several of the youno neople attend
ed literary meeting and box supper
in Dixie Friday night.
Mrs. Flossie Fretwell and child
from Arrow Rock are visiting Mrs.