The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-09
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The 9th Annual New Years dinner
given at the Presbyterian church by
the ladies last Thursday proved to be
a great success in all respects A
mot bountiful dinner was erved to
about 800. after which the crowd gath
cred in the auditorium for the pro-
gram. This was the Christmas can
tata "a Good Time with Santa Claus"
which had been postponed on account
of the stormy weather on Christmas.
About so Parma people were in at
tendance. The ladies realized about
$4,000 proceeds.
The Boise Presbytery has arranged
for pastors of the different church to
trade pulpits on Sunday morning Jan.
l8, for the purpose of canvassing
every member of the churches for
benevolenoes and current expenses.
Rev. McLain Davis of Boise, assist
ed by Ray Mitchell will be here. Rev.
f. p Lawrence will assist Rev. Geo.
A. Wilbur in Fargo.
]. HI Trout left for Portland last
Tuesday, where he will stay until
springs wHaen he will return to look
after his farm.
Sylvester Hill went to Portland
with a carload this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shelton were
madesthe proud parents of boy last
week. Mrs. Shelton though quite ill
for several days, is getting along nice
ly.
On account, of the illness of Mrs.
Lewis Smith of Homedale, mother of
Mrs. Willard Robinson, the latter and
her husband had to cut their holiday
visit little short in Roswell and re-
turn home. Z.
An electric has been run from the
store to the church for the purpose
of giving a better light for the ster-
eopticon. Rev. Mr.. Lawrence will
give stereopticon lecture Sunday
from scenes in California and the Pa
cific coast
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lawrence had
as a dinner guest last Saturday, Rev.
Geo. A. Wilbur, Sunday school mis-
sionary for the Boise Presbytery, who
was on his way to Big Bend, where
he made arrangements for a week of
meetings.
Mrs. f. T. Rice and children and
Florence Junkin went to Boise last
Thursday for visit. Mrs Rice re-
turned Friday but the others stayed
for little visit before returning to
Jerome.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dillon will move
into the VIM. Hall house by the store
until spring work opens, when they
will move to Wilder. They were
Caldwell business visitors Monday.
The Boy Scouts will meet with Mr..
Lawrence on Friday afternoon for re-
organization. From now on 25-cent
membership fee will be charged.
The Supnshine Circle met with their
leader, Mrs. ] H. Lowell, Saturday
afternoon. They will give a box sup
per at the Lowell home on Friday
evening of this week, The boxes will
sell for IS cents, coffee or cocoa ex-
ira. Everybody is invited.
Friday afternoon the Missionary
club meets with Mrs. Geo. Brush
Mrs. A. ]. lockwood entertained
the Civic Improvement league of Ros-
well on Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Olive and Vinibel Nc
Cormick left Saturday evening after a
two-weeks vacation. for the state nor
NAL at Lewiston.
A theatrical troupe arrived here
Sunday evening and will perform at
the hall Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sandberg,
former residents of Roswell, and DR..
Weymouth and husband, all of Cald-
well, attended the New Years inner
and were guests at the Stark Rock
wood wdding Mr.. and Mrs. Sand
berg were guests at the Tuning home
Friday.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stark
were week end visitors in Boise.
Miss Margaret Cupp of Caldwell
spent last Sunday with Miss Bernice
Hill.
Prof. Townsend OF Weiser and Mr..
s. Keith of Fargo spent last Thursday
with Edwin Brush and attended the
New Years dinner.
There will be a meeting of the
stockholders Of the Riverside Irriga-
ton district held in the Presbyterian
church on Saturday Jan. 10 at p m.
The Grange met at the home of A.
J. lockwood last Monday evening.
Mrs. Beighlen and her son Charles,
who have been visiting in New Ply
mouth, returned to Roswell las Fri
day evening.
Misses Couple and Nesbit returned
to Roswell from Payette last Sunday
evening.
MI. Rooney spent last Monday in
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker spent last
Wednesday and Thursday in Boise.
Misses Pearl Hall, Elva Baxter,
Pearl Copple, Mary Campbell and
Messrs, Merle and Leslie Howard
went to Boise last Wednesday even
ing to hear Paderewski, Polish pi-
anist and composer.
Miss Ruth Hall spent last week in
Caldwell.
Several Roswellites attended the
supper given by the Sunday school in