The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-19
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w. ii. Cess and family have moved
to their ranch up Succor creek.
Rev. b. F. Clay was a visitor from
Claytonia Wednesday.
G. B. Adams was abusiness. visitor
to Caldwell last week.
Mrs, L. b. Yaden and Miss Ida
Schenek were. guests at the Tony
Freeburn home Thursday.
Charles Dugdale was down. from
Claytonia Thursday.
George Lee was a Caldwell and
Boise visitor last week.
The Freeburn family, have moved
into the George Upton cottage.
VIM. Cess was over to Wilder Mon
day looking after the sheep he is hav-
ing fed there.
+. f. Kaufman was in from the
ranch Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Wood were in
Caldwell and Boise visiting last, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. McKague drove
to Claytonia Sunday to look at Col.
Clay's place with the intention of
renting.
Ned and James Freeburn entered
school Monday
Mrs. w. H. Schenck visited with
Mrs. S. A. Day Thursday.
James Coyle of Sublet, Wyoming, is
here visiting at the William Martin
home.
Miss Emma Burns, Clarence and
Frank McKague were entertained at
supper Thursday by Misses Furgeson
and McKague
Mr.. Wyatt, a piano tuner of Boise,
was in town on business Mondayl.
Mark Price was Boise visitor
Friday.
The children. of Mr.. and, Mrs. John
Upton were under the doctors care
the first of the week.
Mrs. Estella Eidemiller was quite
sick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Myleri returned
from Boise Wednesday,
The Young Mems Bible Class con-
test ended, with the, Blues, victorious
and the promised banquet was served
to the winners at Heath Hall Wednes-
day evening. The losers under the
leadership of Will Lawson, had charge
of the banquet which was beautifully
served in seven different courses. The
centerpice of the banquet table was
formed of basket Of California pep
per berries, furnished by Burt Berry.
A Valentine idea was carried out by
the red ribbons leading rom the cen
ter piece to the four corners of the
table and was further employed in
dainty place cards, the work of Miss
Dorothea Tracy.
Dorothea Tracy. Mrs. A. J. Lotus
was toaStmistreSs for the occasion.
Burt Berry gave a cleaver toast on
Defeat to which L. D. Hyslop re-
sponded with Victory" Both speak
ers delighted the audience with their
clever jokes. Miss Alice Smith gave
two very pleasing readings The
Misses Freeburn and Schilling added
to the pleasure of the evening with
piano selections. Chas. Heath, ac-
companed by Mrs. Lotus, sang two
selections, and responded to an en-
core. The ladies were guests of
honor. Misses Helen Lotus and
Marjorie Tracy assisted in serving
Mr.. Lotus, the organizer of the class,
gave the address of the evening on
The Upbuilding of the Glass" and is
to be congratulated on the wonderful
work she is doing among the young
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Myler and Master
William, visited friends in Fargo last
Sunday.
Weller Dunning and Jack Hambly
were Caldwell visitors the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. McMeans and
Miss Louise, were dinner guests at
the Schilling home Sunday.
George and Chauncey. Price were
home over Sunday They are drill
ing a we'll for J. S. Wheeler at Alkali
Flat.
Lois Peter received the prize for
the girls and Ernest Bahem for the
boys. in the sixth grade prize con-
test on Colonial Life.
A masquerade ball is scheduledrfor
Peck Hall, Monday evening Feb. 22
Ed. Slower and Dave Danielson are
the managers.
Kenneth Magee operated the ferry
while Mr.. Adams was absent on n
business trip
Opal Calkins has recovered from a
siege of grippe.
r. w. Wanderhoof wasa Boise.visi-
tor Monday
Mr. and. Mrs. w. ID. Pitcher left
Tuesday Of last week for Payette to
be with their daughter. Mrs. Hattie
Howard, who is to undergrad serious
operation. The operation was post.