The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-18
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The Ladies Bazaar held Friday ev-
ening at Fargo school house was
decided success. The Ladies are Ger
tainly good at Packing the Mission
airy Darrell" Proceeds Melted about
500.
Miss Fields and Mrs. Myron Wav
and daughter Blanche were Caldwell
visitors Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Weeks, Caldwell. Wis
tied her brother, Ralph Weeks and at
tended the bazaar.
Harlan Weeks and Miss Esther
Thomas attended the dance at Home
dale Friday evening.
Miss Maude Fields spent several
days last week visiting her grand
father, in Caldwell
Barton Holloway left Monday for
points in Oregon.
Robert Hill is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson left
Friday for their old home in Indiana
for visit during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bailey announce
the marriage of their daughter, Lii
liam M. to Thomas E. Cross of Cald-
we'll, December rs.
Mrs. Ollie and Mrs. lockwood of
Roswell attended the Ladies' Bazaar
Friday evening.
William Stitz of Claytonia was in
the Flat Friday.
Wesley and Earl McKague of Clav-
tonia visited with their cousin Wes-
ley McKague.
Mrs. Ollie and Mrs. lockwood of
Roswell spent Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. Frank Brown.
Miss Josephine Day visited at the
H. Bitner home Friday night
Miss Lottie Sleeper, who is attend
ing c. of l., is expected home the last
of the week for the Christmas holi-
days.
Mrs. Wallace Magee of Caldwell is
spending few days with her mother
Mrs. George Fenrich.
Mr.. John Beall attended a meeting
of the Directors of the Parma Cheese
Factory in Parma, Saturday after
noon.
The dredge on the Fargo drainage
has finished the large cut back of
John Miller's and work on the main
ditch is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. GRADER has recovered from her
recent illness.
George Smith and daughter Kath
leen who have been visiting deatives
in Nebraska, are expected home the
after part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sharp spnt Sun
day at the B. F. level home
Thomas Tarr left Saturday for Chi
cago with a car load of sheep.
John Isabel went to town Monday
for load of freight for the Fargo
grocery.
The Junior c. E. will hold their
election of officers December 20.
William Lohrman had the misfor-
tune of being struck by the fresno
handle. DR.. Miller was called but
was unable to tell for a few days if
there were any broken bones.
T. A. Johnson has rented the Isaac
Smith ranch for the coming year
Several Fargo young people attend
ed the Home and School Circle en-
tertainment Saturday night at Home
dale.
The Fargo Far Association is send
ing clover, and seed corn 70 BE placed
in the Idaho exhibit at the San Fran
cisco Fair
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bitner had as Sun
day dinner guest, Prof. Hayman of c.
of l.
The attendance contest between the
]. c. E. and S. c. E. closed December
Is. The J. c. E. were the winners and
will soon be entertained by the losing
side.
The c. E. is planning Home Tai
ent play in the near future.
When trying to move a sack of
sugar last week, Mrs. George Fenrich
injured her back and is compelled to
use crutches.
Royal Sleeper went to Caldwell on
business Monday.
Dick Sleeper went to Nampa Mon
day in the interest of the Farmers
EQUITY.