The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-11
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L. A. Garrison lost one of his valu-
able young horses this week
J. II. Mabee has purchased new
Overland auto
w. D, Robinson was passenger to
Apple Valley Wednesday.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
enjoyed straw ride to the Albert
Harvey home, Friday evening, and an
enj oyable evening was spent.
DR.. d. D. Gillillian spoke at the
M. f. church Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Dr.. J. w. Hamer was attending to
business matters in Boise Tuesday.
w, T, Posey and family were in
Emmett Tuesday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Lanktree.
- Jas, CLANCY was out from Caldwell
Tuesday
Miss Helen Garrison was the sue
cessful speaker in an oratorical con
test given at the College of Idaho,
Monday evening. The prize awarded
was $40 gold coin.
At the recent election, f. c. Cum
mings was chosen Noble Grand and
J. Nj. Stark, vice grand of the Odd
Fellows lodge. Sunday afternoon Joint
memorial services will be held at the
hall, the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
meeting together. A short program
will be rendered and an address given
alter which a visit will be made to the
cemetery. Everyone is invited to at
tend these services.
Miss Matte Lowell of Salt Lake,
Utah, is here to spend the summer
with her aunt and uncle, MIR. and Mrs
w. Rhodenbaugh
Mrs. Richie of Marathon, Iowa, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. S. p.
Baker as she is on her way home from
the exposition.
The Middleton l. O. o. +. lodge
will put on the second degree work
Saturday evening, assisted by mem
bers of the Caldwell lodge. They
will further instruct W. T. Rutledge,
| K. A. Young and L. A. Garrison in
the mysteries of Odd Fellowship. AT
ter lodge meeting a lunch is to be
served and a royal good time is an
ticipated by all
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Moberley and
Miss Beulah Hadsall were guests at
the Nickerson home for Sunday din
ner.
Mrs. f H. Lanktree of Emmett,
spent Sunday with relatives here,
while Mr.. Lanktree was attending to
the business of the Montour depot
during the regular agents absence.
Mrs. SilPs daughter, Mrs. N. S.
Wright, and twin boys from Califor-
nra, are making an extended visit
with her parents who recently NOV
ed to Middleton.
Leo Cox of Arlie, Oregon, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Chas. Stark.
MrS NJ L M,
and Miss Mable Burkitt. came out
from Caldwell Friday to attend the
social given by the Rebekah lodge.
The ball game at Marble Front last
Sunday ended with score of 7 to
in favor of Marble Front. The Mid
dleton boys drove over for the game
in Manager Zimmerman's wagon.
The ice cream social given at the
F. o. CLANCY home Friday by the
Rebekah's was very enjoyable event
and a sum of $ll.30 was Melted to add
to the special fund.
Mrs, Jack Trail has one to Craw-
ford, Idaho, to Join Mr. Trail, who is
in the Forest Service employ.
J. II. Mabee is enjoying a visit with
his father and mother, S. p Mabec,
and wife, who arrived Friday from
lockwood, Mo. They will also visit
their daughter Mrs. l.. c. Policy OF
Eagle.
A crew. under the supervision OF
Peter Meth, left Monday to work on
the Middleton Mill ditch.
p. A. Watkins has secured artesian
water at a depth of $50 feet on his
home place near Middleton.
DR.. Smith and wife OF Caldwell
were guests Sunday at the p. d. Had
sail home
Edwin Driscoll of Payette is visit,
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. c.
c. Painter.
The girls of the NJ. f. chorus &C
companied by their instructor. Mrs
A. S. Bixby, delightfully."- surprised
Miss Ollie Shaffer at her home last
Thursday evening. Miss Skaters
wedding having been announced to
Ralph Hadsall to take effect on June
9Th. They gave her a shower of kit
chen articles and cooking recipes to
be used in the new home she is soon
to occupy.
The Baptist district association will
be held in Middleton, June IS, 10, II
and is one of the important events
in church work of the year. About Of
delegates are expected from outside
points and arrangements are under
way to provide meals and rooms fol
them. The Jarvis brick building ha,
been secured where dinner and sup,
per will be served to the visitors anC
rooms and breakfast will be provided
by members of the local church.
Rev. c. L. Trawin of Boise, will at
tend, also Rev. c. A. Woody of Port
land is expected to speak at some o.
the meetings.
Professor w. Eugene Smith, who's,
home is in Pasadena, Cal, came NJ
from Haines. Oregon, Monday, tC
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