The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-13
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Mrs. L. F. Cook went to Caldwell
Friday.
Miss Anna Alchenberger was the
guest of Mrs l.. S. Ollie last week.
Mrs. William Mark and Mrs. L.
Witteman were dinner guests Of Mrs.
William Weick Wednesday.
Mr.. Hackert of Meridian who was
on his way to Caldwell visited Mr..
William Wieick last Friday evening.
Miss Lilly Orvis visited with Mrs.
Ira Cook last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. King of Middleton
and Mrs. Gertrude Scholes of Parma
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
G. H. Fuller.
Walter Rogers who was working
for c. S. Wells had an exciting time
one day last week. One of the four
horses which were hitched to a fres-
no fell, frightening the others I'm the
mlx-up all of the horses were thrown
breaking one Of the lines. Unable to
control them Mr.. Rogers was forced
to let them go, however no damage
was done except breaking the harness.
Cupid has entered the Good Cheer
club for the first time and chosen for
his successful target the heart Of Miss
Mary Bales. AS a request the Good
Cheer ladies were invited to a shower
given in honor of the bride to be, at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. w. c. Flu
gate. With Mrs. Fugate and Mrs.
w, P. Bales acting as hostesses. The
house was tastefully decorated with
hearts and cupids. Mrs. Ollie and
Mrs Fugate favored the ladies with
piano and vocal solos after which
much fun was occasioned by each
lady being asked to give the menus
tor the first meal prepared for their
husband. The young ladies were
them called upon to give menus for
imaginary husbands.
The dining table laden with pres-
ents was placed in the center of the
room and Miss Bales in her pleasing
manner unwrapped the many useful
gifts reading aloud the name and
message of each friend.
Refreshments consisting of chicken
salad, sandwiches, pickles, floating is
land cake and coffee were served
The Brides cake which contained
thimble, dime and a ring was cut
and passed. No one was fortunate
enough to draw the ring. After a
pleasant afternoon and good wishes
Tor the future bride the guest de-
parted.
Although the Good Cheer club is
exclusively woman's club the men
folks cannot stay out. Cupid sees to
mat The club shall welcome Mr..
Berger in the same way it welcomes
all our men folks"-as the husband
of member. anu
:, Mrs. Herman Weick who has been
~ ot typhoid fever is slowly improv-
Mr.; L. H. Hankey had the misfor-
bloat. '''' ''S %" ny
Mr. Charles Convey is constructing
eemennt cellar at his ranch.
Mr. ;, T. Fuller will in the future
make his home with his granddaugb-
ter, Mrs Walter Shoemaker.
!, MesSts Horace and Charles Mil
inner, frank and Clarence Taylor re-
turned last week from their hunting
TRIP and brought fine deer.
~ the last meeting of the Good
Cneer . SIND the role call was answer
ca by mat Reminds Me-" This one
wa, was given by the hostess. Her little
mrplieM MAD 6een taught about the res
49, lroh' Cn November 3rd some
one 9h remarked, This is election davS
: ne .td litile boy said, "Oh. mamma! that
- tne DAY everybody gets out of their
Miss Anna Alchenberger of Middle
sN92n, MISS Ms Anna Faris of Caldwell
Mrs. Wardell of Hazelton. and Mr.
2TP prs were visitors at the CLb
Mrs. Jennie Phelan was the oras,
ON, 0i men mother Mrs. Olive TAYLOR last
The Good Cheer club met a. ,ho
nome nome OF Mrs, Roy Jones last Thurs.
gay Thirty of the members resnonJ
ca 10 roll call and a nut guessing con-
resi- was INDUCED in after the rsuaI
.putlhe OF business. The winner IS
me tIe contest recited in concert "Tw;O
ne twinkle little star" and the men,
o OCT. guessing the least number nf
names sang Mary Had Tit+Ia
lamb lamb. After which refresbmentss
were served and the club adiourne a. - -
10Th. w. !, fugate Nov,
Mr.. and Mrs Wardell Of Hazo,.ou
Idaho, who had been atterd; n6ei' on
C tS,,vial OF the latter'S father, Mrs
ed I TO tbs ana visiting relatives return
A 81 .nsir nome Saturday.
IT'S ,,,ISS Amy Faris of Caldwell snert
n thursday and Friday of last vel!
' M sie' cousin Mrs, Roy Jones.
R; MS. John Convey entertained N.
Ms eiaSS Friday evening. ''e
,,I III ana Mrs. c. c. Baless Fr,rL
@ato EtheI Bales and Miss Narv En-
s"'0 'o'ored to Parmo Saturday