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

crowd was in attendance and Mr..
Wright prove himself a master in the
art OF taffy making. The evening
proved so enjoyable that another one
is promised soon.
Delbert Fletcher is helping with
the work on the dam at the head of
the Schenck ditch.
The regular Christian Endeavor
meeting was held Sunday night with
good attendance. Topic cards and
song books have been ordered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
at the Clint Allen home in Arena Ba-
sin.
T. H. and R. L. Lockwood aRd fam
lilies have moved to their land in the
upper end of the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Sullivan spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hero have
selected the lot for their baby girl
and the deed has been turned over to
Miss Choloris Marie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hero expect to erect home upon the
lot in the near future.
The Ladies Aid held their regular
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
G. L. Hosely Wednesday. Next We'd
nesday, February IL, a ten cent tea
will be given by the ladies at Mrs.
HoselyS home. Tea will be served
from p. m. during the afternoon.
L. B. Cowan took dinner at the G.
L. Hosely home Monday
Miss Fern Bitner came over from
Fargo Monday and is spending the
week at the Schenck ranch.
Frank Trotter is here with his print
ing outfit and has it installed in the
Jordan building. The first edition of
the paper will be published this week.
Lee Hosely spent Sunday with Geo,
Dunning and the boys attended Sun
day school.
Do not forget the ball game on the
school house grounds this afternoon.
Walter Tracy made trip to Cald-
we'll Saturday.
George Taylor drove to Caldwell
Friday for load of the printing sup
plies.
J. R. Ganow is away on a business
trip.
Mrs. George Upton did not return
home Sunday as expected. She is de-
tanned by the very serious illness of
her father.
Mrs. Tony Freeburn entertained
Thursday evening in honor. of her
mother, Mrs. George Miller, who is
soon to return to her home in PEN
dleton.
The Schilling family OF Boise, who
recently bought the DR.. John Boeck
ranch, are here and will move on the
ranch as soon as the Frank Moore
family vacates.
Harvey Ingle was in town shopping
Monday.
George Taylor is entertaining friend
from Oregon.
The Herde Overland Co., assisted
bv considerable home talent of Wilder
presented a four-act drama at Heath
hall here Saturday night. A good
crowd enjoyed the entertainment and
the dance following. Piano and VIC
lin music filled the time between act:
and served for dancing later.
Mr.. Joselyn, secretary of the Jor
dan Valley Commercial Club, passet
through here Saturday on his way tC
Vale.
Arthur Irwin was in town Monday
marketing his eggs.
Frank Peters has returned from hi
visit to Walla Walla.
c. F. Whitmore has moved his wei
!, digging outfit to the William CupI
place, where he will begin work a
once. Mr.. Whitmore has just finish
ed wells for Charles Mckinley ant
: R. S. Estes. In the former, water wa
secured at the depth of 1873 feet.
= good supply of soft water. In TIL
: latter water was secured at rs feet
These places are on the river bottom
e George Vaughn drove to Home
stead Sunday with Miss Doroth
Tracy. Miss Tracy has returned t
her work in Boise.
n Delbert Fletcher was in town Mon
2 Walter Tracy is assisting c. F
t Whitmore with the well digging.
The Greenfield sheep have bee
: moved from Charles McKinley's I
the F. E. Tracy ranch.
}. c. w. Polk, manager of the Star
y field sheep interests, was in town fror
g Ontario Monday.
Hugh Lee is clearing forty acre
l. for C. H. VanHouten. Mr.. and Mr.
Van Houten are expected to retuT
h Here in about a month.
Mr.. Redmond has his entire plaS
]. under hog-tight fencing now.
Ie w. d. Martin was down from tt
upper pumping plant Sunday,
$ ]. S. Harrington was over frol
l. Caldwell Monday,
" w. H. Schenck made a trip to Il
IS head of the ditch Tuesday.
m The Gem Irrigation District mat
s. proof on their water right here befo
r L. B. Yaden, February FL.
h H. A. Snyder, w. w. Peter, Q. !
Megorden and L. ]. Magee visited Il
m /. 90. F. lodge at Wilder last wei
n and asked permission of the lodi
there for the forming of lodge her
ne They hope to organize the lodge he
very soon.
or Mrs. w. H. Schenck visited wi
tx Mrs. George Hero Friday afternoo
n Twenty families of Austrians a
On expected here from New York S;