The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-06-12
HOMEDALE.

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A strawberry social was given by
the Christian Endeavor at Heath Hall
Saturday evening A good crowd en-
joyed a short program of volunteer
numbers and the strawberries, cream
and cake.
Mark Price made business trip to
Boise the last of the week
Among those from Fargo who at
tended the social Saturday were Miss
es Rachel and Lottie Sleeper, Sylvia
Leawell, Hazel Aldrich, Blanche and
Annie Adams, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs.
Stephens, Mrs. Adams, Richard
Stephens, Homer Bitner, Richard
Sleeper and Charles Short, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Magee.
Messrs. w. w. Peters and H. K.
Ferguson have recently erected
windmill at their ranch.
DR.. T. E. Martin was a Caldwell
visitor for several days last week
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
were down from the upper pumping
ed the directors meeting and Mrs.
Robinson visited with her mother,
Mrs. Lewis Smith.
fell Tuesday and Sunday with lighter
showers in between. The hay cutting
is being delayed.
Mrs. A. ]. Lotus and daughter have
arrived from Boise and are making
their home at the lower pumping
plant. Mrs. Lotus mother, Mrs.
Haskell, is making her home with her
Special-Men's or ladies' suits
thoroughly cleaned and pressed $3.50
Frank Weaver, Tailor, Caldwell, Ida,
Kmball Ave.
DIR. Geo. R. Proctor of Grandview
announced his candidacy for the SEN
ate from Owyhee county subject to
the approval of the Democratic vot-
ers at the primary.
Delbert Fletcher was Caldwell
visitor last week.
Miss Margaret Cupp, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cupp, arrived here
last week to spend the summer She
has been teaching school at Vale, Ore
gon.
]. S. Fletcher was an auto stage
passenger to Caldwell Monday.
Mrs. DeWight is here visiting her
husband who is working for Mr.
Cruise.
Miss Dorothy Forney of Eagle is
visiting at the Lewis Smith home
Mrs. Florence A. Hall returned
Thursday from a visit with Boise
friends.
c. E. Sackett who has been work
ing at the Graft ranch, left Tuesday
for his ranch at Warren, Idaho.
A fine six-pound baby bay was left
by the stork with Mrs. J. H. Harper
Thursday. Mrs. Harper's home is in
Globe, Arizona and she is here visit
ing her brother, DR.. T. E. Martin.
c. E. Coke and F. G. Judson were
down from Boise attending to bust
ness matters of the Idaho Title &
Trust Co., several days last week.
They employed w. ]. Megorden to
act as farm advisor to the Austrian
colony. Mr.. Megorden is a brother
of o. A. Megorden and has had much
experience in farm work in the west
and irrigating.
R. L. Magee visited Boise friends
last week.
Mrs. T. L. Rogers and Mrs. Eek
hart were Boise visitors last week.
John Redmond returned home last
week from Payette. Mrs. Redmond
is visiting relatives in Payette.
Dave Timmons of Hamilton, Ohio
is here visiting with his brother-in
law, Sam Reichel, and Mr.. and Mrs
Landbeck.
VIM. 1saacs and J. w. Graft re-
ceived word last week from the
sheriff of Malheur county, Oregon
that large number of their stolen
horses had been located. They left
at once for Ontario to investigate.
Governor Haines, State Land Com
missioner Day and Warden Shook
were down from Boise last week
They were we'll pleased with the work
being done on the state land here.
The Claytonia postoffice is now re.
ceiving and dispatching mail three
times a week. Mrs Manning, who
lives at Froman's Ferry is carrying
the mail After the first three months
the government will let contrac
and stand the expense.
Rev. William Mcdonald Ewing
pastor of the First Methodist church
of Caldwell, will deliver a lecture a
the church here Friday evening, Jun'
II. The subject of the lecture is
Fourth of July in Mammoth Cave.
Admission: Adults, Csc, childrel