The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-28
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A dance will be given at Peck's Hall
this Friday evening by the boys OF
the baseball team. First class music
will be furnished and a good time is
assured. Turn out and help the boys
and at the same time gain enjoyment
for yourself.
The auto-stage was out of COM
mission several days last week and
team and hack were used on the route.
1t is very persistently reported that
Miss Edith Wilson and Attorney L.
D. Hyslop are married. We hope to
make a definite announcement next
week.
H. A. Snyder, who is proprietor of
the Homedale blacksmith shop, left
Tuesday for trip to Lakeview, Bend,
and other Oregon points. He will be
gone a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong visi-
ted Friday at the home Of Mrs. Arm
strong's mother, Mrs. S. A. Day.
Ascenega brothers and George
Huntley are delivery their wool crop
here tor shipment.
Quite party from Roswell and
Parma passed through here Friday
on their way to Jump creek canyon
where they camped until Monday,
Wnen Lney returned nome.
The Homedale school has closed
for the summer vacation. The fol
lowing pupils graduated from the 9Th
Burns, Syrena Hoseley, Clista Hose
ley, Ray Fletcher, Robert Ferguson,
Rachel Miller and Ruth Lehner.
Bert Black of Caldwell has charge
of the blacksmith shop during the
absence of H. A. Snyder.
R. w. Vanderhoof was Boise
visitor Thursday.
Seth Megorden went to Nyssa on
Thursday and will spend the sum-
mer with his brother there
John Shook. warden of the Idaho
state penitentiary, was down from
Boise last week to visit the state
camp here. He stated that the men
in charge of Arthur McClain have 200
acres planted to grain and that the
prospects are good for a very heavy
crop. Twelve men are at the farm
and seem very we'll satisfied and much
interested in the work Mr.. Shook is
greatly pleased with the showing made
and confident that his plan of reclaim
ing and improving state land is sure
to prove a wonderful success.
William Blackaby went to Ontario
for a visit Thursday.
George Huntley and family have
moved to the ranch for the summer
Mrs. Eckhardt, who has been visit
ing here at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Rogers, joined Mr.
Eckhardt at Caldwell Wednesday and
went with him to Canon City, Oregon
where he was called to attend to some
legal business.
Charles Spinner, travelling salesman
for the Falk mercantile company, was
down from Boise, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mae Rogers of Caldwell is now
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lawson and
family accompanied by the Wochlsle-
gle and Walmstedt families of Ros.
we'll spent several days camping al
Mitchell Butte, returning home or
Monday.
J. P. Wood and Bert Heath were
business visitors to Caldwell Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Moore was down from
Claytonia Monday.
The Homedale baseball team play
ed at Wilder Sunday and were defeat
ed with a score of IL to g. Quite {
crowd from here went over for the
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here next Sunday and play the team
of which Richard Stephens is the cap
tain, at Island Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ward anc
daughter. Inez, were over from Wild
er, Sunday, visiting with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Trotter and family.
The Home and School Circle hell
their regular meeting at the Schenci
home Friday afternoon. The~time wa
very pleasantly spent visiting and sew
ing. Light refreshments were served
Those present were Mesdamcs Hugl
Travis, l.. B. Yaden, Con Sutton, J
D. Young, D. J. Sullivan, James Burns
E. T. Rogers, M. B. Franklin, H. A
Snyder, D. ]. Haylett and O. A. Me
gordon. Misses Emma Burns, Louis
McMeans and Ruth Franklin; Maste
Elding Megorden and little Mariori
Averill Young Mrs. Sutton hat
charge of the team and hay rack tina
brought most of the crowd and al
thoroughly enjoyed the trip.
Martin Shenedeld made bushes
trip to Caldwell, Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bocck were il
from the ranch Saturday
Mrs. George c. Milliner, who ha
been visiting for several weeks wit
HeI daughter, MIS- iohy tN'e' =
and son, Steele Miller, left for he
home in Pendleton, Tuesday
w. w. Peter and wife were Caldwell
visitors Tuesday,
Mrs. William Lanford is rcportc
quite i'll.
Mrs. w. ]. Helton visited at tn
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Paine, in Roswell, Thursday.
Bert Davis was in from the ranc
Monday.
]. NJ. Johnson left Tuesday 70
Givens Hot Springs where he expect
to stay for some time hoping Ia benC
fit his health.
]. w. Graft was 4 business yiS,to
in Caldwell the first of the week:
Miss Dorothca Tracy made trip I