The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-09-18
Items Of Interest From,
Surrounding Territory

line at Homestead.
Frank Myler is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Sutton and child
rem returned home Thursday from
Wilson, where they have been visiting
with friends.
Miss Edith Wilson was entertained
at the L. B. Yaden home several days
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt were en-
tertained at dinner at the w. p. Bean
home Tuesday.
l.. B. Baden is suffering with an alb
scess on the inner side of his eyelid.
1t was lanced Monday.
Mrs. S. A. Day entertained We'd
nesdav in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Smith, who leave soon for their
new home in Montana. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smiths many friends enjoyed the
afternoon with them and wished them
happiness in their new home. They
will be sadly missed by their friends
here.
Miss Ida Schenck went over to the
II. B. Bitner home in Fargo Tuesday
to visit until Sunday
Mrs. Florence Hall went to Boise
Sunday for visit with friends there
Miss Edith Wilson is staying at
the W. p. Bean home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. McMeans and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise, and Mrs. Florence
Hall were guests at the Meredith
home in Central Cove Sunday.
The board Of Directors of the Gem
Irrigation district will hold special
meeting Monday, September %, at the
districts office in Homedale for the
purpose of,correcting the assessments
The board will continue in session
DAYS, until the business is finished.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coggburn and
children, Mark Price and sons, Chau-
ncey and Ned; Mr.. and Mrs. Beth
Price spent Sunday picnicing in Jump
Creek canyon and report delightful
time.
Frank Trotter and ]. d. Wright left
for Silver CITY Wednesday to attend
to political business. Mr. Wright ar
rived home Sunday and reports snow
at the county seat. Mr.. Trotter is
not home yet.
Mrs. Franklin visited at the A. J.
Lotus home Friday.
Messrs. Vanderbilt and Bean made
a business trip to Boise Tuesday, re-
turning Thursday.
Leslie Thomas, who has been at
work in the hills all summer, went to
Wilder Monday, where he will work
during the winter.
d. ]. Sullivan and F. F. Tracey have
returned from their prospecting trip
up Succor Creek near the Huntley
ranch. Mr.. Sullivan found an Indian
spear point which he considers the
finest in the state and for which he
has had an offer of 500. He also
brought some fossil bones home with
him which DIR. Martin is examining.
He found the Huntley family most
hospitable and would return for the
pleasure of visiting with them, but he
considers mineral prospects very
good also.
The school enrolment Monday was
as follows: Prof. Franklin's room, 20;
Miss Wilson's room, AZ; Miss MERGERS
room, 46.
$4,000 sheep are being delivered
here this week to Scott Anderson and
DIR. Belts of Boise, by Joe Navarro.
Louisa Mcdowell, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here, left
Friday for her home at Eugene, Ore
Con Sutton began cutting his third
crop of hay Monday.
Walter Cupp was over from Cald-
we'll on business last Monday.
School district No. II, which is in
the upper end of the Gem District. is
planning on the building and furnish,
ing of two school houses and will hold
an election September 81, to vote or
bonds to cover the necessary expense
Carl Bahaem has been hired to hau
the school children from the south
end of the district to and from school
About Is children will be accomodat
cd in this manner.