The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-02
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On Thursday, June 9th, at the home
of Rev. Meade, in Caldwell, occurred
the wedding of Ernest Mulch of this
valley and Lucille Jordy, of Meridian,
Mr.. Mulch is one of our popular
young men and Miss Jordy is we'll
known here, having taught our school
the past year. They will make their
home among Us on the gr0oin's ranch.
The valley c<,ords congratulations
Arlo Amesbury, Howard Stilwell
and Percy Kelly are working for the
Reclamation Service, at sunny Slope.
Mr. and Mrs. Biddick of Meridian
spent several days in the valley last
week.
Grandma Mcintyre celebrated her
eightieth birthday at the home of her
son, J. F. Mcintyre, Thursday, June
oath. About siXty-live people, includ-
ing her own children, grandchildren
and great-grand children took dinner
with her in the evening, which she
seemed to thoroughly enjoy. Each
left wishing her many happy returns
of the day.
The Presbyterian class for Bible
study met at the Smith home. We'd
nesday evening. Games were played
and ice cream and cake served. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Bet
sold, Wednesday night, June 30th.
Misses Alice and Beatrice Ames-
bury were Sunday dinner guests OF
Ruth Stilwell.
Those from outside of the valley
who attended Grandma Mcintyre
birthday party were: Mesdames Whip
pie of Caldwell, and Bell, of Green
leaf also George Mcintyre of Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Roberts at
tended the family reunion at Curtis
Park, in Caldwell, Sunday afternoon,
June 10th.
Floyd Mitchell has been marketing
new patotoes in Caldwell for the past
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Amesbury were
Caldwell visitors Saturday.
R. w. Kingston is running crew
for the reclamation service at Sunny
Slope.
A crowd of young folks with plenty
of tin pan music chivaried Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mulch, Thursday night
After spending a pleasant evening
and being literally treated to cigars
and candy, each left, wishing this
young couple long life happiness and
prosperity.
The choir of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Merchant
Friday evening for Choir practice.
Mr.. Randall of Middleton has been
engaged to teach our school for the
coming school year, Mr.. Randall
comes to us well recommended.
S. M. Aue received telegram last
Tuesday bearing the sad news of his
fathers death at Spokane, Washing
ton. He was seventy-eight wears oil
age and had been sick for some time
Mesdames Mulch. Holds nson and
Kingston picked cherries at the Gle
ments orchard. near Caldwell, last
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs Harry
Amesbury, Tuesday afternoon July
9th.
Mrs. Richard Fuller and children
returned from Meridian, Wednesday
where they had been picking cherries
Master Richards swollen face bore
every appearance of having had a
round with the bees while there.
Grasshoppers are reported to be
becoming pretty numerous in the
clover fields in parts of the valley.
The Good Time Club, composed oi
young girls was organized at Ruth
StilwelPs home two weeks ago, with
the following officers: Bernice Ames.
bury, president; Gladys Mulch. vice
president; Dottie Mulch, secretary,
treasurer. Last meeting was held al
Anna Smiths Friday afternoon.
Numbers of bees have died from
eating poisoned syrup which had beer
put out for the squirrels.
Mr.. Bales, student of the Green
leaf academy, addressed the congre
CATION at the M. F. Church Sunday
morning and evening.