The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-07-03
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

end visiting in Nampa.
Con Sutton is drilling for artesian
water at his home. The we'll is over
1000 feet deep.
Sam Reichel brought to town from
Park View ranch in Fargo some fine
large ripe peaches the first of the
week. He picked his first ripe
peaches June p.
The ladies of Fargo are taking M
horse racing as a sport. Some ex-
citing events are reported. Home
dale ladies should not allow them
selves to be out done.
Mrs. Ed Ganow and daughter
| Gladys, made a trip to Boise last
week. Miss Emma Burns had charge
OF the bakery and confectionery dur
ing their absence.
Richard Stephens is working at the
Isaac's ranch.
The Nyssa train failed to appear
Sunday as there was no ball game.
Miss Marjorie Tracy entertained Il
number of boys and girls Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her birthday
The time was spent playing games
and lunch of ice cream, cake and
candy served.
The Riverdale Sewing club met
Thursday evening with Mrs. w. P.
Bean. The ladies spent very pleas
ant evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward returned
to Given's Hot Springs Saturday.
Mrs. Ward is taking treatment for
rheumatism.
Empire Lodge, No. l43, |. o. o. f.
held their regular meeting at Heath
Hall Thursday evening.
A. dance was given at Laurel hall
Saturday evening by the baseball
boys. A good crowd attended and
the time passed very pleasantly. Mu-
sic was furnished by Daniel Black,
violin; Bert Black. guitar; and Chas
Parsons, Jr., mandolin; and was pro-
nounced first class
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sharp of Ros-
we'll and the R. A. Lawson family OF
Fargo spent Sunday at Island Park
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Hell
ton and partaking Of good things to
eat with ice cream as a climax In
the evening all visited the R. A. Law
son home where more ice cream wac
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Peter Of
Caldwell visited their son, W. w. Pc.
ter and family, several days last week
Edward Peter took them home Fri
day.
Floyd Hcagy was h,.e from Nyssa
last week visiting his brother, Cas-
sius.
Miss Mae Mercer, Miss Edith Will
M.o TI,,-1o, JoIo 1,f,
Saturday for the cast where they will
spend the summer visiting. Miss
Mercer will visit in Iowa and the
other two ladies in Ohio.
Mrs. l.. A. Martin, who has been
visiting here with her son, Dr. T. F
Martin, has returned to her home in
Kuna.
Con Sutton left Wednesday for his
sheep ranch at Wagontown.
Mrs Nora Young Mrs. Florence
A. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Young
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Sullivan had
a jolly time picnicing at the mouth OF
Succor creek Sunday
r. w. Eckhardt Of Boise spent the
week end visiting at the Z. T. Royce
home
The Crescent Valley Circle meeting
at the home of Mrs. r. F. Clay was
enjoyed by all attending. Mrs. Stout
state corresponding secretary of the
w. c. T. u, was present and gave
a talk on the work with a view to
organizing a society. 1t is hoped to
complete the organization at the mex!
meeting.
DR.. +. Z. Martin operated on Chas.
Thomas Saturday, removing tonsils
and adenoids. Charlie is getting
along nicely.
George and Chauncey Price finish
ed drilling a well for John Wake
of Fargo last week. Fine water was
obtained at a depth of liz feet.
George McCartha is breaking brush
on 80 acres recently sold by Mr.
Humrickhouse.
Meeting of the board OF directors
of the Gem Irrigation district was
held in Boise and Caldwell the last
Of the week. Hon. Dow Dunning LEFT
the first of the week for Washington
where he has gone to complete his
application for power from the gov
crnment.
l.. D. Peters returned from Boise
Sunday
Word from B. Heath vho is Wis
iting in Michigan, reports very hot
weather. Four nights in succession
it was too hot to sleep.
A hurry call took DR.. Martin to
the l. B. Yadcn home Sunday Or
Vile Johnson had been kicked by one
of the horses but was not seriously
injured.
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