The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-23

Lewis Smith made a business trip
to Ontario Tuesday returning Thurs
day.
A l.. Brainard OF the Chas. P.
Hartley nursery left here Wednesday
for Jordan Valley.
Fred Smith and father were over
from Fargo Tuesday.
Hon. Dow Dunning returned from
Boise Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Dugdale drove down
from the ranch Friday and her niece,
Miss Wilson, returned home with her
to spend Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. John Coggburn and babies are
just recovering from the chicken pox.
Mrs. ]. P. Wood visited Mrs. Lewis
Smith Tuesday.
Frank Myler returned from Cald-
we'll Thursday.
Mrs. w. l.. Holton returned home
Tuesday after spending several days
inc aldwell.
Tom Hartley of Middleton visited
at the Schenck ranch last week.
William Hamilton is guest at the
Mark Price home.
Charles Kaufman has his goat
broken to drive.
Mrs. L B. Yaden is suffering with
very severe attack of la grippe.
Mark Price has moved his shop
building to his desert claim southeast
of town.
Beatrice Stephens is suffering with
la grippe and has been out OF school
for a couple of weeks.
The baby at the Gerard Adams
home has the chicken pox.
Mrs. Lewis Smith is much improv-
ed in health.
The Homedale American Girls club
held its regular meeting Friday at
ternoon. The attendance was good and
fingers worked busily. Mrs. w. P.
Bean and Miss Ida Schenck were Wis
itors.
Mrs. G. L. Hosely returned from
Boise Friday.
Mrs. Willard Robinson visited
friends in the city Tuesday.
w, H Schenck made business trip
to the upper part of the district Sat
urday.
Harvey Ingle was in town Monday.
At the meeting held Wednesday by
the directors of the Gem district the
new board took charge of affairs. w.
w Peter was retained as secretary
and Lewis Smith was re-appointed
treasurer.
An enthusiastic and we'll attended
meeting of the Christian Endeavor
SOCIETY was held Sunday evening al
Heath hall. The meetings will be
held regularly at 7.30 p. m. every Sun
day evening. and an invitation to be
present is extended to all
Thirty-fve attended Sunday schoo
cReciOn
; held.
A cousin of T.. H. Lockwood ar
: rived here from Kansas this week
His household goods and farming i'm
plements were hauled over from Cald
well. Each gentleman has leased q
acres of state land in the upper ent
of the district and will begin worl
, upon the land soon.
, Mr.. Eads was in from Jordan vale,
, during the week for load of coal ant
a cement.
i The c. +. society will have charg
: of the taffy pull to be held at Heat
4 hall Friday evening, Jan. 3Oth. J. y
: Wright, who is an expert hand, vii
= make the taffy. Everyone is invite
: and a good time is assured.
= Miss Edna Day attended the pla
: and dance at Wilder Friday evening
George James returned tror
Horseshoe Bend Sunday.
= Johnson brothers shipped a carloa
= of sheep from here Sunday,
= Mark Price is moving the d. }. Su
Ivan cottage.
Work on the Methodist church
progressing nicely. and very ne;
r. building is going up,
Of Ed Burns made trip to Hom
Ig stead Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Landbeck was over fro
is Fargo Monday.
e, Ned Freeburn missed school Il
n several days, being kept at home
a severe cold.
tn The basketball grounds are beir
d. put in order and practice will coon b
gin. The poles have been erected al
f. baskets hung.
H. The Lehner Meat Co. have lower,
ay their building to street level.
e. K. Corbett was in town Monda
w He is hauling cement from here
Jordan Valley for Nancy Bros.
re Co.
ay Frank Breshears, sheriff of Cany,
Co., was over last week trying to
f. cate Canyon county horse thief.
Clifford Paine of Roswell and M
he Helen Hardness of Fargo Heigf
~, attended the dance here Friday mig
An especially enjoyable and W