The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-08
: MISS georgia Mcfarland
Balm of Gilead.
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QUAKE CRACKS CEMENT
CISTERNS AT SUNNY SLOPE

Sunny Slope was visited by an
earthquake shock Saturday night at
HAS o'clock. 1t lasted for about 80
seconds. Outside of cracking the ce-
ment in some cellars and cisterns, no
damage was done. Although some of
the people felt quite nervous about it.
A great many of the Slopers took
IN the Arrowrock dedication. also the
barbecue at Boise.
The teachers training class met at
the school house Tuesday night
Mrs. Jones attended the Ladies'
Aid meeting Riverside, Tuesday.
Several of the stockholders attend
ed the annual stock holders meeting
at the Caldwell cooperative creamery
last Saturday. They were very much
encouraged and pleased at the reading
OF the secretary's annual report, for it
showed beyond doubt that the CO.
operative creamery business has prov
ed great success.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Caldwell Wednesday after
noon. Fourteen members and eight
visitors being present. After very
profitable business meeting, a dainty
luncheon was served, afterwards Mrs.
Caldwell delighted the ladies with
beautiful music on the guitar, at which
she is quite an artist
We are so sorry to relate that Mr..
Thomas Hall, an old time friend of
the A. c. Johnson family, and who
has made his home with the Johnsons
for years, went to the Caldwell hos
pital this morning "wednesday to
have cancer removed from his lower
lip and the entire community has the
sincerest sympathy for tom" and all
hope that he will have a speedy re-
covery so that he will soon be with
us again. Tom is a great favorite
with all of us, he is now eighty-one
years old.
Mrs. King Brown made real estate
transfer recently, having sold thirty
five acres of their land with all i'm
provements thereon to Mr.. Hogg,
who will take possession the first OF
February. The Browns intend to
build a residence for themselves on
their river lots, just about a block
west of where their present residence
is located
Mr.. Thomas Gray and family, who
llahC DSCii visiting OTdy parents,
returned to their home in Marceline
Mo-, Wednesday evening. Also their
son, Walter. who has been here visit
ing, returned to his home in Silvas
ILL.,, last week.
Mrs. King Brown was a Caldwell
visitor Tuesday.
The early car was about thirty min
utes late Wednesday morning, there.
by whole car-full of school children
were late at their schools.
Miss Luella Manning is staying al
the Smith home assisting Mrs. Smith
wish her work
Messrs. Dorsey and Cannon hav,
had their clover hulled and it yield
ed pretty fair. DR.. Dorsey's averag,
was 5H bushels and Mr. Cannon
bushels per acre.
Several OF the boys and girls ar,
quite elated over the blue ribbon
that they won on their club work a
the Idaho State Fair Corn raising
canned fruits, bread, serving an,
; ether domestic cooking. and corn.
Mr.. .. L Cannon attended tn
Boise fair TUESDAY.
Mrs. Rogers visited at the home Q
her sister. Mrs. Harling, Friday G
; last week.
: Miss Ford, who has been visitin
with the Caldwelrs here, is now visit
! ing at the home of Sam Caldwell
i who lives in Caldwell. Miss Ford is
cousin of the CaldweIIs and came her
recently from Kansas.
Mrs. Gray was a Caldwell visitc
: last Wednesday.