The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-06-19

ing her home with her sister, Mrs.
J. NJ. Johnson.
Mrs. ]. j. Wright was a business
visitor to Boise from Monday until
Wednesday.
Mr.. Dennis White and family have
moved here from Vale, Oregon, in
order to be near his work They
have rented the Mussell house.
J. M. Johnson's sons, William and
Russell, left Monday with ten mules
and three wagons for Jordan Valley.
Mrs. G. L. Hosely and Mrs. J. NJ.
Johnson drove to Central Cove Sun
day.
Howard White has gone to Boise
to spend the summer
Our ball team made the trip to
Nyssa last Sunday and met defeat in
an exceptionally we'll played game.
The score was to S. The boys feel
certain the game would have been
theirs but for an unfortunate acct
dent to catcher Johnson in the first
inning. The ball struck the end of the
third finger of his right hand, knock
ing the nail off and bruiSing it very
badly. DR.. Martin is taking care Of
the damaged finger and Johnson is
taking forced rest this week. The
substitute catcher failed to success
fully fill Johnson's place.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson spent the week
end at Vale, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Weeks was over from Fargo
trading last Monday.
Tuesday evening a stag. party was
given in honor of the birthday of
Frank Evans. A room had been fit
ted up in the Peck building and Mr.
Evans on being escorted to it was
surprised to find number of his
friends present. The evening was
very pleasantly spent playing cards
and at midnight Mesdames Evans and
Woodland served a dutch lunch to
the gentlemen. Those present were:
Nate Prescott and Chas. Spinner of
Boise, 0. A. Megorden+ Frank Trot-
ter, w, P. Bean, VIM. Woodland and
f. T. Rogers.
Miss Leone Wright visited Miss
Lorena Johnson last Thursday.
Elton White returned last week
from the Tarr ranch, where he had
been employed for some time.
]. J. Wright has rented the Dr.
Gigby place and will prepare at once
for seeding ten acres to oats.
A mass meeting of the landholders
of the Gem Irrigation District will be
held Thursday afternoon for the pur-
pose of discussing the proposed plan
of placing the district under the Re-
clamation Service. Your endorse
ment and signature will be requested
| inorder that the Reclamation Board
may know that you approve of the
plan.
Mrs. Lotus is expecting her sister
here for a isit.
Farmers all are busy with the hay
crop since summer has come again.
Mrs. William Thomas called at the
]. M. Johnson and G. f. Hosely
homes Friday
Mr.. and RMS. Lewis Smith enter
tanned as dinner guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Bean, Miss Helen,
Master Thomas and Mr.. T. A. Bean.
Mrs. G. L. Hosely. son. Lee, and
daughters, were Wilder visitors last
Wednesday.
The Traders Day sale last Satur-
day was very we'll attended and sales
good.
Miss Blanche McDougal entertain
ed Miss Boise Hosely at slumber
party Saturday night.
The lecture delivered Friday even
ing by Rev William Mcdonald Ew-
ing of Caldwell was we'll attended and
most thoroughly enjoyed. Rev. Ew.
ing has visited Jump Creek canon
our scenic wonder, and complimented
it highly. He said he would use it So
subject upon which to speak to his
own congregation.
Lee Hosely will help Walter Tracy
through haying.
Hugh Travis is putting UP the hay
crop at the Schenck ranch.
Miss Helen Bean was quite sicl
several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcconnell
and son were down from Claytoni;
Monday.
Burt Berry visited the Hosel,
ranch Sunday.
The bonds for the building of
school house were again defeated il
the Claytonia district. Dissatisfaction
! with the site selected seems to be tn
cause.