The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-07-31
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Mrs. Rose Deer Flat was in this
vicinity Thursday.
Miss Opal Bray is staying with
Mrs. Walter Thomas at present.
Mr. and Mrs. w P. Bales were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Fugate last Monday.
Mrs. Mary Holgate of Parma was
visiting her son and family of this
place Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Ira Cook finished 1870 foot
well on the Frank Taylor place last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Convey and
son, Allen, were Payette Valley visit
ors Sunday.
Master Cecil Vassar is having a
serious time with ring worm on his
face
Mr.. and Mrs. Demaree left Mon
day for Indiana, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Chs. Milliner spent Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Walter
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buntrock of Caldwell
were visiting at the VIM. Bodle home
Sunday.
Mrs Ira Cook is under the doctors
care owing to a slight attack of typh-
old fever.
Mr.. c. c. Bales has purchased new
stacker and Buck rakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boulton started last
Saturday for Long Beach, Wash,
where they expect to remain two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon had the mis-
fortune tc lose their family driving
horse last Sunday.
Mr. Frank Holgate, Ed. Bullock
and Dad Flanagan, will start on
Wednesday for National, Nevada, to
be absent three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate King spent last
Sunday with George Mason and
family.
Several young people of this vici-
nifty were guests at the Chas. Wells
home Sunday.
Miss Ethel Bales was visiting Miss
Olive and. Liniville Mccormick of
Roswell last week and while there at
tended the Parma Roswell picnic.
Miss Sadie Oliver and Mr. Ellis
Connel of Central Cove were visiting
Miss Agnes Van Laur at the Bales
brothers ranch last Sunday.
Miss Lulu Milliner has returned to
Boise after FIVE weeks visit with her
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. George
, Milliner, of this place.
! Mr.. J. w. War; OF Sweet, Idaho,
was looking after his real estate in
this section Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Fiske of the Fiske Reality Co.,
and Mr.. Brooks of Caldwell were
5 business callers in this vicinity last
! Monday.
l Song and praise service will be held
e at the County Farm every Sunday
: afternoon at three O'Clock. Every,
one is cordially invited to attend
Mr.. Frank Jones and Horace Mil,
liner came home Friday from Rich
field, Idaho, where they have been for
! ten days fishing and hunting.
. Miss Bess HASTE of Caldwell anc
/ Miss Bess Kelly and nephew OF Boise
: spent several days last week visiting
1 Mrs. Walter Thomas.
: Mr.. ]. F. Cooks health is steadily
y improving. The rheumatism has lei
e his hands little stiff but the swelling
e has ceased.
). Miss Dorothy Goldsmith, Mrs. Or
r and Mrs. Lew Adams havetaken
k trip on horseback to Smiths Ferr!
for few days outing.
h Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fulle
5 July 81, a baby daughter, weighing
c 81 pounds. Mother and child getting
q along nicely.
{ Albert Potts with his family an
h two sisters, Mrs. J. Bloom and Mr.:
: William Orr, were guests at the
F. Look home last Saturday after
G noon. 1t has been eighteen year
since Alberts sisters visited tn
g Marble Front neighborhood and the
find it much changed.
The officers of the Court of Hone
: lodge met at the home of Mrs. 5.
Bray for rehearsal Friday evening
after the work was complied, del
cious refreshments were served b
the hostess. Those present wert
Mrs. Patterson, Miss Goodwin, M
c. o. Keaster, V. f. Tiger, HoraC
Moore, Frank Tinyskte, Mr.. Swart
Ralph and Guy Hadsell and Sterlir
Bowman.
Miss Pauline Garrison and some
her music pupils gave very success
d full recital at the home of her parent
Rev. and Mrs. Garrison, of Frankli
Friday evening 1t was the first of
n series Of recitals to be held at lat
date and spoke we'll for the ability
1 teacher and pupils. Those in atten
ance from here were: Mr.. and MI
Allison, Fern Allison, Ted Alliso
Mrs. Miller, Oriville Whitney, Nell
Whitney and Edna Whitney,
The Good Cheer Club met wi
a Mrs. Frank Holgate Thursday, Ju
"a %, and spent a very pleasant aftt
4 noon. After the business session W
over, Mrs. Frank Fugate president
the club, in a few we'll chosen wor
presented Mrs. Demaree with bea
tiful memory book. Several vocal a
10 instrumental selections were rend'
Is ed and refreshments were served
the hostess. The Club will meet NJ
q with Mrs. c. c. Bales, August e.