The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-22

town MONDAY OF TINS week.
7. E. Buckner went to Boise Mon
day afternoon, on business.
Miss Ruth Leggett spent the week
end in Boise, visiting friends
Mrs. A. f. Wills of Middleton was
a visitor in Caldwell Wednesday,
Tom Welch came over from Ros-
we'll, on business, Tuesday morning.
Little John Riddle has been spend
ing a few days with his grandparents
in town.
w. c. Bicknell has been quite i'll
for a few days, but is up and about
once more.
Skating continues to be fine, and it
is becoming more and more popular
as a sport in Caldwell.
Why suffer with the toothache
when DIR. Dutton can treat and cure
the teeth without pain. J22-tf
Miss Genevieve Flynn has been
seriously i'll and unable to be in
school for more than a week
Mrs. Avery, Superintendent OF
school of Owyhee county, is making
an extended visit at the home of DR..
Thos. D. Farrer, on Cleveland BouIe-
ward.
w. w. Peter, secretary of the Gem
Irrigation District, came over from
Homedale on business one day last
week.
Mrs. w. NJ Case Of this city was
one of the entertainers at a concert
given at Emmett Friday evening a
week ago.
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went to Wilder last Tuesday, to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. J. Soper, an
old resident Of this vicinity.
Miss Cora Keithly, who has been
nursing Miss Flynn through her re-
cent illness, was called to another
case in the country, Monday
Mr.. ]. Jester, Jr., has purchased
the old Methodist church and is trans
forming it into a very attractive home.
Messrs. Marks and A. L. Chenoweth
are doing the work.
Miss Bess Price, formerly of Cald-
well, came up from Parma Sunday for
a short visit with friends, remaining
until Tuesday, that she might attend
the wedding of Miss Cupp and Mr..
Banks.
A number OF Caldwell people &C
cepted invitations to the Third Annual
Old Time Ball of the Middleton l. O.
o. f., given in their own hall, Thurs
day evening of this week. This is al
ways an extremely enjoyable event
and we'll attended.
Frank G. Gilbert, who has been
making an extended visit to friends
in Michigan, his old home, was very
cari0t,c1,, III 1trI;1a
Ed Gilbert is now somewhat better,
but is still far from well. 1t is hoped
that our climate will soon restore
him to perfect health
Harold, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Wills of Middleton, was accidently
dentally shot through the left leg
Sunday while at target practice with
a number of boys The ball entered
the leg between the knee and ankle.
Under the care of DR.. Farrer the in
jured member is rapidly healing
P. E. O. met Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Goldsmith, at 18th and
Blaine. The club is engaged in the
study of Shakespeare's "Cymbeline"
Mrs. +. NJ. Cole read a very interest
ing synopsis and criticism of the play
and the club then read and discussed
the first two acts. The remaining
portion will be read at the next meet
ing.
d. Z. +. Dutton was business
visitor at Mountainhome Monday. He
was there the day of the inquest OF
DR.. B. B. Swan, Mountainhome
dentist who was found dead in the
basement of his home. At first 1t was
thought that he was electrocuted but
later developments and the circum-
stances surrounding the case lead the
authorities to believe that death re-
suited from heart failure.
Last Saturday evening, after the
basket ball game with the college, the
boys of the high school sophomore
basket ball team gave dinner for the
members OF the sophomore girls
team. Miss Alice Reed and Mr.. Tier
nan chaperoned. The boys, assisted
by Miss Riddle, served the dinner
The menu was: oyster soup
roast wild duck, dressing and gravy
escaIloped potatoes, cranberry sauce,
creamed peas, parkerhousc rolls,
Waldorf salad, Nabiscocs, fruit gela-
tine with whipped cream, mince PIC.
and coffee. The banquet was served
at nine.
One of the series of Mcrry-go-
rounds OF the Methodist church was
held last Tuesday at the home OF Dr.
Blondcll, and another ON WedneS-
day at the home of DIR. Cole, ~ these
parties the members of the Methodist
Ladies Aid Society are in turn en-
pertaining twenty ladies an afternoon
Eacb ,,,,.st krinus ten cents and only
three things can be served Each
guest must shake hands with every
other guest. The parties serve the
double purpose of promoting the so
cial life OF the church and raising
money. Mrs. Cole, Mrs, Rlondell and
Madam Cole were the hosteSses at
the town given this week, and about
eighty guests were entertained
The following news item is taken
from a recent copy OF the CHRISTIAN
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