The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-25

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Miss Ada Maus is visiting Mrs L.
S. Ollie this week.
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Gould took
dinner at Mrs George Milliner's one
day last week
Herman Bodcl went to Notus Tues
day to help Herman Weick make hay.
He came back Sunday evening.
Mr.. William Weick visited at Mr..
Messler's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Buntrock and daughters and
Miss Mildred Lovejoy Of Caldwell,
visited at w H, Bodies from Satur-
day until Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ncrna Baird of Oklahoma
City, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. H.
Gordon. Miss Baird will visit the
Panama-Pacihc exposition.
Miss lnez Morrow attended the
Chautauqua in Caldwell last Sunday
Mrs. Lee Thomas and sister-in-law
from Emmett were Sunday afternoon
guests at the l.. F. Cook home.
Miss Ina Turner attended Chautau-
qua last week.
Freda Davis and Fern Allison spent
last Friday in Caldwell.
Otto Allison went to Caldwell last
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
Mr.. Botkin and Mr. Lee of Caldwell
spent Sunday with Mrs. w. S. Davis.
The c. c. W. will give their class
party at the home of c. A. Scott on
Friday evening, June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Weick and family, and Ben
Taylor spent Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. w. S. Davis spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. l.. H. EIankey
Floyd Davis is helping hay at the
Runciman ranch.
Services will be held at the Poor
Farm at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Mr.. Varney Of the Caldwell Baptist
church, will preside. Everyone is in
vited to come and help with the ser
vice.
Miss Ada Powell and Mrs. Charles
Milliner spent Monday with Mrs.
Walter Thomas.
The Marble Front ball team met
their first defeat Sunday at Wilder.
The score was 10 to 7. The manager
of Wilder, Mr. Hudson, umpired the
game.
Miss Agnes Van Laur of Caldwell
was the guest OF Mrs. Lizzy Vaughn
Saturday night. She attended church
with us Sunday and visited her friends
until M OnQdy afternoon.
Mrs. Hankey went to the hospital
Wednesday for an operation. She
wishes all of her friends to call and
see her while there.
Miss Mynatt and mother called at
Mrs. Fugate's Sunday
Mr.. Weick and his niece. Miss
Bertha Roedel, went to Boise Thurs
day and returned Friday morning.
Mrs. w. H. Gordon and Miss Baird
were shopping in Boise Monday.
Miss Kate Morrow visited her sis
ter, Mrs. E. Grimes at Deer Flat last
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lockwood, Miss
Vera Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cor
don, were dinner guests at the w. +.
Boulton home in Caldwell, Sunday.
Miss Inez Morrow took supper with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Maus at Maple
Grove Saturday.
Master Ernest and Master George
Milliner of Caldwell, spent last week
with the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Thomas.
Sam Vanhyning, and Mr. Bullock,
of Caldwell, spent one day last week
with Mr.. George Mlliner.
Mr.. Faris and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Jones and children were guests at the
home of A. a, Faris Of Caldwell last
Sunday.
Mr.. McElwain's family are attend,
ing Chautauqua regularly.
The farmers have been investigat-
ing the cause of the shortage Of water
in the High Line canal.
Mrs. Minnie Williams and Miss
Marie Logan of Medaryviile, Indiana,
and Mr.. ard Mr.. w. S. Robinson Of
Fargo, were CUES at Ro-' Jones las;
SaturllJ nigIt.
The good weather has enabled the
farmers to get their hay up in good
shape.
c. NJ. Green has returned from
Bliss. He expects to go to Portland
soon.
Mrs Chas. Wells is still improving
nicely.
Mesdames Milliner,, George Mason,
c. c. Bales, w S. Rogers; Miss Ethel
Hawkes. and Rev. Hawkes. were cal
lers of Mrs. Wells of late
Several of the young people of
Marble Front spent Sunday evening
at Mr.. Bodel's home.
Victor Bess. Everett Wells and
William Vassar had picnic dinner of
their own on Boise river, Sunday al
ternoon. Fried frogs legs and fish
were added to the lunch they took
with them.
Mr.. Henry Dorman called at c. S.
Wells C&Ily Sunday morn,ng to look
over his Lerd of Durham stock
Miss l,uella Wells spent Wednes
day at, NOON with Mrs Alfred Quas'
of Caldwell
Mi'irr1 Lovejoy Lena and Martha
Buntrock are spending a few DAYS
with Bessie Bodcl.
Several families from Deer Flat
have been camping at Mr.. Bodel's
while picking their cherries.
Mrs, Chas. Wells was an all-day
caller of Mrs. George Mason, Friday
last
On Children's Day a fine program
was given by the Sunday school
children. The songs, Rotations, dec
orations were all success and much
credit is due the young ladies who
had charge of the exercises. Attend
ance was about eighty.
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