The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-18
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The Bible Class of the Marble
Front Sunday school and also the w.
c. t. U. will have a meeting at the
school house Saturday evening.
The members that were added to
the church during the recent revival
meetings will be baptized and taken
into full membership Sunday.
We understand that Rev. Hawkes.
is very much improved in health and
will be able to fill his appointment
next Sunday.
c. c. Bales received a carload of
lumber last week and kept several men
and teams busy for two days hauling
to the ranch where he intends to erect
a hay and stock barn 64x80 feet in
dimension.
Lloyd Vassar who has been quite i'll
at the home of his unce, Sam Vassar,
we are glad to report is very much inn
proved in health.
Mr.. Chas. Convey has purchased the
popcorn stand recently owned by Mr..
Shelton.
Mr.. C. Mason, accompanied by his
son, Oren. returned home after two
months visit with his sons, Oren and
Oliver, of Jordan Valley. After few
days visit with relatives and friends
Oren returned to his home.
Opal Bray spent Sunday in Boise
with her brother, Ira, who is very low
with typhoid fever. His condition at
the present is not very much improv-
ed
The county commissioners were in
this neighborhood Friday looking ever
the work of the public roads.
The Misses Vina Belle and Olive
Mccormick of Roswell were week
end visitors with Miss Ethel Bales,
they were fellow students with Miss
Ethel last year at Lewiston.
Mrs. Raleigh Convey and son, AL
len, spent Tuesday on the ranch.
Mr.. Wright, a former resident of
this neighborhood, but now of Home
dale, is having anew house erected on
his ranch. Mr. L. H. Hankey is doing
the work.
Mr.. Boyd Carpenter of Emmett, an
old-time friend of Mr. and Mrs. T. c.
Pearson, visited with them Tuesday
evening.
Miss Clara Summers made a trip to
Boise Saturday afternoon and visited
with Mrs A. L. Chenoweth of Cald.
we'll Sunday.
Miss Kate Olson who has been visit
ing friends in Emmett the past three
weeks returned Saturday, she reports
a very pleasant visit.
Mrs. w. A. Mynatt was agreeably
surprised last Friday by the unexpect-
ed arrival of her father and brother
from Cloud county, Kansas.
Mrs. Mary Holgate, mother of
Frank Holgate, has been visiting her
son and family for the past week. She |
returned to her home at Weiser last |
Tuesday
Miss Mary Flynn spent the week
end with home folks at Nampa.
One fthe pleasant affairs of the
season was a surprise given by the
young people of the neighborhood for
the Vassar Young people of Bunker
Flat last Friday evening. About IL
couples were present. Games of var
ious kind swere played until late
hour when dainty refreshments we're
served. The young people all pro-
nounced the Vassar young people as
splendid entertainers.
Miss Esther Gregory who is teach
the Lake Lowell school, visited with
Mrs. w. A. Hall Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Kelsey, a son-in-law of Francis
Parish, has erected blacksmith shop
on the Parish ranch and is now ready
Tor work.
Raymond Vaughn is staying with his
this winter and will at
tend the Marble Front school
Mrs. lobe, mother of Mrs George
Mason, is staying with her daughter
this winter.
While returning from town Tuesday
evening the team driven by Mrs. Lee
Thomas became frightened by some1 |;