The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-07-17

Sam Foote Of Middleton spent last
Sunday with the Sullivan family. He
plans to find work somewhere in
Roswell and stay few weeks.
Bertha Sayre has been suffering
with scalded foot the past couple of
weeks.
A company of ten of the Roswell
young people went for frog hunt last
Friday evening and then came up to
the home of Clarence Hill for the feed.
Miss Florence Mccormick returned
home last Tuesday evening to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wisely of Eagle visit
ed with their sons, Scott and Archie,
over Sunday.
The musical entertainment given by
the choir Sunday evening was SPLEEN
did, and was well attended.
Miss Wood of Caldwell, is visiting
with Mrs. E. w. lockwood this week.
Miss Margret Cupp of Caldwell,
visited the Sylvester Hill home few
days this week.
Lawrence Wamstead and Terrill
Taylor, Wiley Paine and Everett
Brown and Gurnsey ABBOTT, who have
been to the hills after derrick poles,
returned last week.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Morley from
New Jersey are visiting at the Fred
Baker home.
A small party met the A. ]. McCor-
mick home Tuesday night for a candy
pull. The company consisted of the
bunch that went on 4 camping tip
together on the Fourth.
Mr.. Clayton Rice with his wife, and
Arthur Rice and Mrs. Bean, arrived
here last week, and are visiting with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson who spent
the winter in California, returned to
their home last week.
The Parma and Roswell choirs will
meet at Parma next Monday evening
for the picnic.
The Roswell choir has voted to take
six or eight weeks vacation after
they get through with the picnic work.
Mr., Robert Mccormick who has
been working at Arrow Rock for the
past couple of weeks has gone to
Weiser, where he will work for
while.
Mr. William Hall begins work this
week on six room cottage which he
is building on his lots opposite the
school house. Mrs, w. R. Stevens
will occupy the house the coming year
SO as to be near school.
Mrs. Hugh Smith returned home
from weeks visit in Boise last Satur-
day.
Miss Pearl Couple and Gladys Tay-
Ter left for Boise Saturday where they
will attend summer school.
An ice cream social will be held on
Mrs. Abbott's lawn this Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen went to the
Payette Lakes last week where they
will stay for a time on account of Mrs.
Aliens health.
Mr.. Chas. Halls mother who has
been quite poorly for some time shows
some improvement of late.
Quite 4 number OF the people here
as we'll as the school are putting in
their winters supply OF coal this week.
The Scouts and Boys Club had a
swimming party at the river LAST
Saturday and plan for another this
Thursday.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. ]. Fl. Lowell
for the regular quarterly meeting.
Miss Ruth Petit and a friend from
Apple Valley were Roswell visitors
Sunday.
Messrs. Frank Howard and Wm.
Pollard went to Vale last week and
brought a bunch of mules through to
Roswell They took them to Caldwell
the first of the week.
Mildred and Orville with Mrs. Nc
Write of Parma. left Tuesday for a
few weeks visit in Illinois.
About thirty farmers from the Big
Bend, Fargo, Arena Valley, Wilder
and Roswell communities met at the
Bragg Hall Saturday night to discuss
the creamery question. Much en-
thuSiaSm was shown and this week
thew are rauvaSSino for StorL,