The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-06

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The Mems Bible Class Of the Pres
byterian Sunday school will give an
oyster supper and program at the
church Friday evening, Fec. 18th.
At the meeting of the Boy Scouts
held at the home of Joseph Dilley Sat
urday afternoon the following patrol
leaders were elected: Wilson Camp
bell leader and Wade Lowell assis-
tant leader of the first patrol; Nor
man Jacobson leader and Geo Torut
assistant leader of the second patrol.
Rev. Boiler, the state missionary,
preached at the Baptist church Sum
day morning and evening
Mrs. Clarke and little child from
Homedale were Sunday visitors at
the Dillson home.
Mrs Mitchell and Mrs. Anderson
from north of Parma visited at the c.
b. Ross home Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Dice spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. Dice, who is in
the Boise hospital. He was operated
on for appendicitis and is getting along
nicely.
Miss Christine Jacobson returned
home the first of the week, after a
weeks visit with Miss Ruth Pettis of
Apple Valley,
Earl Clary, who is now living north
Of Parma, is suffering from three
broken ribs, resulting from being
kicked by a horse. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
A number OF Roswell people attend
ed the meeting OF the Fruit Growers
Association at Parma Thursday
The Boys Club met at Mr.. Law
rence,s Thursday p. m. after school.
Wendell Lawrence was elected presi-
dent, Edwin Lowell vice-president.
The club held another meeting Nom
day evening. A.
Mr.. Sweet, the mail carrier for
Route /, is again speeding over the
road in the car.
Mr.. Isaac Smith, recently of Ros-
well, was in the vicinity Monday.
Mr.. August Johnson Of Arena VAL
ley has taken contract for grub
6ing twenty-five acres OF sagebrush
for f. P. Mccormick.
A meeting of the newly organized
Farmers CLUB of Roswell was held al
the church Tuesday.
Ruth Karn, the youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, E. B. Karn, has been
very sick and was taken to Caldwell
Sunday night to have an operation.
She survived the operation and at the
present writing is doing nicely, but
will not be out of danger for several
days. The little girls parents were
visiting in Oregon, but were wired
Tor, and they reached here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stark enter
tanned in honor of the Sind birthday
OF Mr.. Pettis, Mrs. Stark's father, at
noon last Friday. There were about
twenty guests present and all report
ed fine time.
Several people met at the cemetary
last Thursday to clean up and fix
things up.
The pupils of the Roswell high
school will debate with those of the
Apple Valley school on the afternoon
OF Friday. February Is, at the Ros-
well high school room. 1t is not de,
eided yet whether Roswell will send !
a team to Appe Valley or not.
A small party was given at the
Howard home last Friday night
Mr.. Robinson spent Sunday with
his relatives in Fargo.
John Miller and family OF Fargo
spent Sunday with Mrs. Stevens and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. GIL. Mccormick were |
entertained at the home of Mr., and
Mrs, Hugh Smith for dinner last
Thursday.
Terrill Taylor was at home over
Sunday.
Mesdames Lee and Davis of Boise
daughters Of Mr.. and. Mrs. Hugh
Smith, came down last Tuesday to
spend a few days visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J lockwood were
N Fargo Sunday.
The choir met with Mr.. Rice last
evening.
Mr.. Campbell has resigned the IAN
torship of the church and Mr.. Bragg
ook it up. beginning with, Feb.
The executive Committee Of the
christian Endeavor met at Mr.. Rice,s
Wednesday before choir practice.
Miss Iva Nesbit spent Sunday at
Ter home in Payette.
a party was given at Jacobson's
asst Friday evening. A mock trial
vas given as entertainment. !
Mr., Revis, father of Mrs. Ben Ross,
not improving very much.
The members of the school board
ave debate at the high school room
ast week, Wednesday.
The high school pupils held another
ebate Monday.
Fred Mcconnell and Mr.. MCGEE of
,aldwell were in Roswell last week
urveying.
Those who will give determinations
the near future viii be Linus