The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-20
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

trip to Payette lakes. Lawrence
N Mams5ad had proceeded them bv
James Martin, who has been a guest
o. o. ms oId-tlme friends, the +. p Nc.
SSormick family, returned Saturday ~
ms nome IN Gilroy, California.
harold Mccormick transacted busi-
ness III Caldwell Saturday, 500
Miss Halls music class gave tbo
cantata The Legend of Granada" AZ
the presbyterian church Wednesday
There are a very few interesting
pie. More to follow, lung poo
MIS-: Marie Trout and son GEORGE
were sunday guests at the home Of
MI. and Mrs. Fred Jurris, in Parma.
several OF the Roswell young peo-
pie attended the dance at the Gnder-
son grove last Thursday evening
Mrs. S. c. Tuning received word
last Monday that her father in Illinois
was very i'll. With her little son, FL
pert, she took the train for the east
the same evening. After arriving At
her fathers home she telegraphed that
ne was somewhat better.
Della Howard was pianist at the
moving picture show in Parma last
Saturday evening.
The tablet chairs ordered bv tbe
school board for use in the class room
OF the high school, came Friday,
Mrs. H. X Bieghler Who Visited
friends for a few days last week in
caldwell and Boise, returned home
Saturday.
Work on the foundation of Walter
kelley's new bungalow began last
week. 1t will be 26x42 feet
Mr.. Goodspeed, farm editor Of the
Gem State Rural, accompanied by his
wife. drove over the bench Friday
tor the purpose Of inspecting orchards
and farm products.
Mr., and Mrs. Pierson and children
were week end visitors in Boise
Messrs. Dell and Emory Parsons
are enjoying visit from their father,
who recently arrived from Stevens
Point, Wis.
Arthur Rice returned Wednesday
to Berkeley, California, for his final
year in the university.
Charles Bieghler spent several DAYS
last week in the Payette valley
Mrs. Hazelrigg and son, Harold,
who have been guests for several
weeks at the home of Mrs. Hazelrigg's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tav-
lor, departed Monday evening for
their home in Oklahoma CITY
Gardner Waldron of Wilder, who
was killed last week was buried in the
Roswell cemetery last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paine and Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Paine were dinner
guests in the F. w. lockwood home
last Sunday
Miss Hazel Bennett went to Green
leaf last Sunday where she will spend
two weeks working.
Mr.. A. J. lockwood threshed a nine
acre field of corn last week, which
averaged 100 bushels per acre. Mr. |
Brumbach, whose machine did the
work, says it is the best yield he has
ever known in this section
Mr.. Glenn Hazebrigg of Boise was
a guest in the NJ. R. Taylor home,
Sunday.
Mr.. John Steele, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Steele, who spent their vacation
at Payette lakes, returned home last
week on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and three child !
zen of Nampa were guests in the S. II. |
Stark home last Sunday. Mrs. Smith
will be remembered by pioneers as
Miss Jessie Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fishbach and two
children, who have been visiting IN
the Jesse Baker home, returned to
their home in California last Sunday. |
Mr.. Joe Beighler is helping Mr.. |
Walter Kelley, in building their house
and putting the place under cultiva-
ton.
DR.. Garrison and family of Middle
ton have been guests for a few days |
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood at
the Baptist manse
Mr. and Mrs. Zerner who have been
visiting the Eugene Harper family in
Middleton, returned Saturday even
ing and went to Big Bend, where they
will visit in the Geo. Swigert home |
for time
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hunt, Mrs. II. |
Hunt and Mrs. Monroe motored to |
Weser last Sunday. With the ex-
ception of Mrs. Monroe, who will |
visit relatives there for a few days, the |
party returned that evening.
Terrill Taylor was employed last |
week wiring Mr.. W. \. Halls new
house.
Glenn Hazelrigg who is employed |
by the Idaho Light and Power COM
pany, was granted vacation for last
week and spent the time visiting his |
mother and other relatives in Ros-
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