The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

days last weekvisiting Miss Fern Bit
ner in Fargo
Mrs. w. H. Schenck spent Thurs
day at the Lewis Smith home.
A. L. Brainard representing the
Charles 2. Hartley Nursery Co. of
Emmett, spent several days selling
trees in our vicinity. He was an ov-
er Sunday visitor at the Schenck
ranch.
Mrs. Lewis Smith is improving rap
idly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Yaden and son,
Boyd, returned from visit with Boise
frineds Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck visited with
Mrs. John Coggburn and Mrs. Mark
Price Saturday afternoon.
Mark Price is drilling a we'll for G.
| w. Butt on his ranch six miles south
west from town.
Do not forget the dance tonight
at Peck hall
Miss Ida Schenck visited at the G..
w. Hosely home Saturday afternoon.
Many of the farmers are beginning
to plow
Mrs. G. B. Adams visited Mrs. G..
l.. Hosely Saturday.
J. S. Flesher is dwelling his yard
and getting ready for the sewing of
grass seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ooggburn and
family have moved into their new
home
Frank Myler, John Fellows and
Dow Dunning had teams at work
grading on the streets last week.
| ofI hne k,,,1E
his land just south of town and has
shipped in sawdust for the packing
of the ice The Lehner Meat COM
pany has also built an ice house. Now
we need weather cold enough to
make the ice.
Charles p Hartley of Emmett is
considering putting in nursery yard
here next spring.
The lumber is on the ground for the
building of the Methodist church
Mrs. George Upston and daughter,
Louie, have gone to Pomeroy, Wah-
Iington, for visit with relatives there.
Sam Bean left Sunday for Redon-
do Beach, California, where he will
remain for a couple of months.
Dick Helton's smiling face can be
sden again behind the counter at
Bean Brothers.
THE Sunday school attendance is
improving nicely. There were thirty
two present January eleventh.
Rev. Osterhout, the Sunday school
missionary minister, was here Sunday
and delivered very interesting ser
mon. Rev. Guy Kelly assisted in
the conducting of the services.
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Charles
McCoard Wednesday of this week
Mrs. G. L. Hosely made a business
trip to Boise this week.
w. H. Schenck drove to the upper
part of the district for load of wheat
last week.
The chicken-pie supper served by
the Ladies' Aid several weeks ago
netted the neat sum of $40.
George James of the Snow Con
struction Co. left Sunday for Horse
Shoe Bend.
Nearly one hundred people attend
ed the meeting held in Heath hall
Sunday evening for the purpose of or
ganizing a Christian Endeavor Soc
iety. The society was duly organized
with a membership of seventeen
Meetings will be held at Heath hal
each Sunday evening at 7:30
A six-pound baby girl, Choloris
Marie, arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Hero Saturday, Jan
: uary tenth. This is an especially in
teresting event as the little one is the
first child born in our city and re
ceives the choice of two lots in tht
city as a gift from the townsite com
IT, with Nj r
and Mrs. Hero in rejoicing. Mrs
: Hero is receiving callers bearing con
CALCULATIONS.
: Mr. and Mrs G. L. Hosely enter
: tanned the married folks of the com
munity Saturday evening in honor 0
Mrs. Hosely's birthday. The evening
was spent playing finch At
!. late hour delicious refreshments wer
t served, consisting of pumpkin pie
chocolate cake, divinity fudge an
cocoa. Those present were Mes
e danes D. ]. Sullivan, w. ]. Heltor
F. f. Kaufman, H A. Snyder, ]. H
Burns, James Padgett, o. Anderson
F. f. Richardson, Mrs. Martha For
{ ney and B. Heath.
! Mrs. Tony Freeburn is quite il
I Her mother Mrs. George Miller, ha
s come from Walla Walla and will re
8 main for some time
Miss Wilson, lately from Ohio, an
n a niece of Mrs. Charles Dugdaie, ha
n taken charge of the intermediate de-
partment OF our school. She bega
J. work Thursday.
: Roy King is helping H, A. Snydt
in the blacksmith shop.
il A baby boy was given to the cal