The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-30
WRIGHT WILL ERECT
NEW planning MILL

Mr.. Wright of Payette was in Cald-
we'll few days this week. He came
here with the intention OF either pur-
chasing the present planning mill or
erecting a new one. AS Messrs. Hart
& Son did not feel inclined to sell
Mr.. Wright will start new mill here.
He arrived at this conclusion yester-
day.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church gave most delightful
Wi with 1T the Victrola." This was vari-
ed by readings by o. " Bailey and
music by Edgar Cakes. Mr.. Bailey
read three selections from Riley to
the delight of his audience. Mr..
Cakes sang in his usual happy and
entertaining manner. The selections
from the Victrola were from the not
ed musicians of the world and were
very much appreciated by the audi
ence. After the program light re-
freshments were served. A good
company was present. This is the
| first Of series of three programs OF
like nature. The next will be given
| Feb. GOTH
Tuesday evening of last week Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Walters entertained
the ministers of Caldwell and profess
sors of the College at g o'clock
dinner. The clergy was represented
by the pastors of the Christian, Bap-
fist, Presbyterian and Methodist
churches and the College by DR.,
Boone and Professors Springer and
Hayman. A most bountiful and de-
licious dinner was served by the hos
tess after which a delightful social
hour was spent.
Otto Zimmerman, foreman of the
Caldwell Nursery, and Miss Eva War
ner were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening by Rev. w. S. Hawkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hawkes. enter
tanned them as guests of honor for the
evening.
Several of the Washington school
girls had a surprise party in honor oil
the Misses Glass and their guest
Miss Lila Smalley of Fargo. After
the games light refreshments were
served. All enjoyed the occasion.
Remember that Thursday next is
apple day by executive proclamation
. ENCly uOlCl dllA 80 ~
apples in various forms. 1t is up te
you to do your duty b the apple or
the date mentioned.
S. G. Smith and family, who have
been living on Miss Hoyt's acreage
have moved to town and Miss Hoy
and Mrs. Long will have the place IL
charge the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rice entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening, Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. B. Titus, Mrs. Williamson
Miss Williamson, Mary Meek ant
Miss Campbell
J Mrs. F. NJ. Nyne returned from
Emmett where she has been visiting
relatives for the past week. She wa
accompanied home by her sister, Mrs
u. H. Nyne.
The boys from the College score,
tremendous hit at the Bungaloy
last Friday night when they presente'
The POSTMASTER The character
were taken in an unusually cleve
, manner.
Misses Juanita and Opal Stewar
{ entertained the Misses Plat, Merz
Baird, Campbell, Ketchen and Brus
: at a Kensington last Saturday even
e. ing.
f At the last election in the Blac
: Canyon Irrigation district Rev. Nj
w. S. Hawkes. was reelected for
- three-year term.
f The Van Buren, school will hav
t an art and hand work exhibit Frida
: afternoon. The public is cordially il
vited.
The workers council of the Chri!
tan church met Tuesday evening
R discuss plans for the coming year
There will be a chicken-pie dinnt
# served today at the lnterurban othc
o by the ladies OF St. David's Guild.
S lie family, have returned home.
d Miss Lila Smalley OF Fargo scho,
n visited in the city last week while tai
v ing 9Th grade examination.
Miss Ida Hughes made week ell
visit with a college chum at Star.
n The Stickfrau will meet today
r, the home of Miss Bess Price.
$ c. X. Forbes of Boise was in TOW
$, Tuesday. j..
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