The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-20
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Mrs. ]. II. McClanahan of Boise
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. T. McClenahan.
Mrs. E. A. Grim entertained few
of the ladies at 5 o'clock dinner
Tuesday, complimentary to Mrs
Brown, who left Thursday for her
home in Ohio. Mrs. Brown has been
visiting for some time at the home
of her brother, Mr.. White. Another
sister, Mrs. Morton, will remain for
a more extended visit.
The last meeting of the grange was
well attended. A number from the
Midway grange were present and gave
helpful talks. Bruce McElwain was
received by demit from Midway. A
short program was given and lun-
,cheon was served. The next meeting
will be Feb. 20.
Quite number of the ladies met
at Mrs. Staley's last Thursday to sew.
Dinner was served and a general good
time was had.
The F. L. w, class held its regular
meeting Friday evening in the form
of valentine party. A good crowd
was in attendance and a good time
is reported Ice cream and cake
were served.
The Golden Rule class, with their
teacher, Mrs. +. A. Grim, met Satur-
day afternoon with Helen Mans. This,
too, Was valentine party and a
farewell to Miss Helen. The Mans
family will move to ranch near
Nampa.
Welsie Schmitt spent Saturday
night With his grandparents in Nam
pa.
Mr.. Wilson, of the Willamette Val
ley, Ore, is visiting here, the guest
of Mr.. Bumgartner,
Mesdames Within, Dickman, Shupe.
DeCourSey and Mr.. DeCoursey Wis
tied the school Friday afternoon. A
short program was rendered and a
valentine box was highly enjoyed.
The farmers institute held Thurs
day at the church was especially in
teresting and we'll attended, the
church being pretty we'll filled. Quite
a number of speakers were present
and talks were given as follows: Co
operation, by Mr.. Stimson OF Mann
pa; Bee Culture, by Mr.. Yoder of
lower Fairview; Handling the Apple
Crop, by Mr.. Johnson, OF Nam
pa; while Prof. Ireland spoke at
length on Corn Growing and alter
ward by request he spoke on Hog
Cholera and Vaccination for same
Numerous questions were asked as
the meeting progressed and altogeth-
er It was day well spent and we hope
to have more OF them. A sumptuous
dinner was served at noon.
There was a surprise party of the
older people at Mr.. Turner's Friday
evening. The evening was pleasant
'ly passed in music, games and visit
ing. The usual amount of refresh
mentS were served and at late hour
the crowd left. wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner good luck in their new home
They will move this week to ranch
near Meridian. We regret very muck
to lose these estimable people from
our midst.
There was dance at Bert Gibben's
Friday evening.
r, A. Grim has recently purchased
some sheep from c. w. Within.
Mrs. Z. a. Grim is enjoying a Wis
Il from her brother, Mr.. Marks, OF
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grim called =,
Robert Whites Monday.
Mrs. Parks and daughter. Winnie
called at Mr.. Phillips in Middleton
Sunday afternoon. 'o''
On Thursday of this week the Ia
dies will meet with Mrs. Haagensen
10 sew.
Quite a number from here were in
Nampa Wednesday attending the
banquet and speaking on corn nv
Creamery. : :" NV {
II. +. Allen was business visitor
to Caldwell Monday. i'''o'
Pauline Tolleth gave a delightful
little party to few of her friends
on Friday afternoon in honor of her
by all. was iau
The birthday offerings Sunday
morning were by Pauline Tolletb ana