The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-30
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Mr., and Mrs. Thomas are rejoicing
over nine pound baby girl.
Mrs. Suffer of Nampa and Mrs.
Ball of Salmon spent Friday after
noon with Mrs. Chas. Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clements and
Edith Clements were Sunday guests
of Mrs. ]. H. Tell.
Mr.. John Nicholas, his daughter.
Mary, and sister, Martha, also Master
Ray Metcalf spent Sunday at Lake
Lowell
Mr.. Chas. Bumgarner, Helen Grady
and Marguerite spent Sunday with
Mrs, L. A. Whites.
Mr. Chas. Metcalf. Wallace. and
Miss Martha Nicholas spent Satur-
day at Arrowrock. Miss Martha re-
manned in Boise and will visit friends
there.
Mr.. F. A. Robinson moved an
apiary of bees from Ustick to his
ranch last week. :
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Harris and Miss
Daisy Kelsey went to Wilder Sunday
evening.
\, Ellis Huff spent Sunday at ]. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Shorten and
daughter, Irene, spent Sunday at J.
f. Morrison's.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. v. Chastas and
children spent Sunday at Mr.. Young's.
Chas. Kelsey is very sick.
Mrs. Often was a visitor at Mrs.
Clayde McConnelps last Sunday.
Mrs. Frederick Wardle was in Cald-
we'll last Monday
Miss Grace Duval visited the Mid
way school last Monday. Miss Du-
val was graduated from the eighth
grade last spring at Midway. She
started to the Nampa high school and
on account of i'll health she was OBJ
liged to stop for a while. Grace has
finished course in the palmer Writ
ing System" and has received a GER
titicate. Mrs. Duval and Grace will
leave in the morning for Spokane,
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Edwards spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Cooper.
The fourth grade boys of Midway
played the Nampa fourth grade bows a
ball game on Friday evening. The
score was forty to two in favor of
Midway
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Edwards spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Cooper
Herschel Sparks and Walter Wohl-
enberg went to Boise on their BICYCLES
last Sunday They started from Mid
way at ZOO a. m, and reached Boise
about nine, travelling a distance of
about twenty miles.
Mr., Bryant and family attended the
Vawter evangelistic meetings in Cald-
well Sunday evening.
About seventy-fve young people of
Caldwell passed through Midway on
Sunday evening on their way to
Nampa to attend the evenings enter
tainment "A Modern Eve" given there
that evening.
Mrs. Samuel Bates has recovered
from her severe attack of tonsilitis.
Leon Lush a newphew of ]. S. HUI
bert stopped for a short visit with his
rncle. Leon Lush is on his way east
from the San Fancisco exposition.
Mrs. Frank Riskmire's mother has
been quite sick.
Mrs, VanKirk has been quite i'll
with neuralgia.
Miss Grace VanKirk attended the
country club meeting at Nampa on
Monday afternoon and evening.
Mr., Will Clements lost two fine
calves last week.
Mr.. w. N. Maxwell of Salt Lake
was visiting Mrs. ]. H. Zell last Tues
| day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clements were in
! Nampa Monday evening.
Miss Nora Van de Nicer has been
assisting Mrs, George Hubert with
her house cleaning.
Mrs. Samuel Bates and Mrs. R.
Dixon visited Mrs. J. " Ingham OF
NamPa. last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Post, Mrs. Nc
Adams and Miss Lylis called on Mrs
Samuel Johnson of Nampa Sunday
Mrs. {. w. VanKirk is irnprovine
from her neuralgia attack.
Herschel Sparks had break down
Sunday evening on his way home
from Roise. About two miles on this
side of Boise the tire of his bicycle
became punctured and Herschel was
Obliged to wheel his bicycle and walk
| home, distance of about eighteen
miles He left Boise about five O'Clock
and arrived home about twelve. Walt.
er Wohlenberg who accompanied him
was more fortunate, A man came
along whom he knew at Montour and
brought Walter home in his auto
while Herschell had to walk every
step of the way,