The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-09
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Mr.. A. B. Cooper is able to be
around again.
Mrs. T. w. Reynolds has returned
from Murphy and expects to make
her home at Midway.
Mr.. George Karchcr has been busy
the past week bailing hay. He will
probably have one hundred tons to
bail
Robert Lang has returned from Pol
lock, Idaho
Miss Edith Clements visited the
Nampa high school on last Thursday,
She was a guest of Miss Helen Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Often and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillyard were guests ,t
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mcconnell last
Sunday.
Mrs Lucy Matthews who has been
nursing Mrs. Emery of Nampa, has
returned to her daughters home at
Midway
Miss Dora Christofferson of Nam
pa, called on Mrs. c. A. Harris, last
Sunday
Miss Marjorie Strang spent the week
end at Meridian.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Grove will soon
move to Jackson Lake. Mr.. Grove
the project engineer of the u. S. R. s.
camp, has been transferred to Jack
son Lake. Mr.. Burkholde will take
Mr.. Groves place at the camp.
Chief OF Police Harry Maloney. and
Constable, Mike Harmon, were seen
in this vicinity at the Noble ranch. 3
miles northwest of Nampa Wednes-
day afternoon with their famous
blood hounds supposed to be in pur-
SUIT OF some notorious criminal.
Mrs. John Clements and daughters.
Edith and Elizabeth, visited the Mid
way school last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Z. Shorten were at
}. +. Morrison's Tuesday.
>, Mr.. VIM. Young was in Nampa last
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. NJ. Hayes and son Fred
were visiting at J. " Chastas' Sunday,
=. New members added to the Mothers
Circle last Friday are: Mesdames
Werner, Stone, Reynolds, Fred Rob
inson and Sparks.
Mrs. J. W. Selvidge has decided to
supervise the girls sewing circle
Mrs. George Hulbert's mother. Mrs.
Dory, arrived last evening from Cal
ifornia.
Hattie and Mary Hubert are soon
to return from California. They have
visited both the San Francisco and
San Diego fairs, and number of
other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corduck were in
Boise last Sunday at the celebration
OF Mrs. Corduck's mother, who was
eighty-two years old.
Ruby Ilppen spent Sunday at her
home
A number of the Midway people at
tended the pipe organ recital in Cald-
we'll Sunday.
Samuel Bates is sick with the meas
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Tell, Mrs. VIM.
Clements, Miss Della Brown all spent
Sunday with the Freitag family in
Nampa.
The Nampa Highway district is i'm
proving the boulevard by putting in
new cement culverts.
Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Keener, and
baby. of Deer Flat visited w. ].
Robinson and family Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Lytle has re-
turned from Occur d'Alene.
Mr.. Fred Robinson purchased a
large number of bees from Mr.. Sala
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The auditing committee of the w.
X. Z. met in business session at the
home of Mrs. ]. A. McRobbie on the
boulevard Thursday afternoon. The
N esdames Mills, Day, Knowlton,
Goodale, Harter and Wood were pres
ent, after the business session refresh
ments and social hour were enjoved,
Mrs. John Shelp of Pleasant Ridge
Mrs; Crawford and daughter, Grace,
OF Caldwell. were visitors of Mrs. A.
B. Cooper, Sunday.
Miss Martha Hamilton was a caller
at the Midway school Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Strang spent Satur-
day at Arrowrock.
Mrs. Alfred Wardle was in Boise
last Thursday.
Ihek mothers and children of Mid
way packed thirty-ive dozen eggs for
the children of the orphans home in
Boise on last Thorsday. The eggs
were sent as an Easter offering. Last
year thirty dozen were sent and on
Easter morning the children had an
Easter hunt. Mrs. John Clements
packed the eggs.
The Mothers Circle Friday was
we'll attended and a number of visi-
tors were present. Miss Smith, Mrs.
Almond. Miss Potter and Miss Mat
thewson Lunch was served by the
A" division of the Domestic science
class, consisting of salad, sandwiches,
and coffee.
Mrs. Samuel Rowland and Miss
Marjorie Strang sailed at the Casey
home Monday evening.
About fifteen of the little friends OF
Irene Casey gathered at her home on
Easter Sunday in honor of her sixth
They enjoyed PLAYING
games, hunting eggs and peanuts. At
four o'clock lunch was served consist
ing of ice cream and cake Those
present were Genevieve Krum. Anna
Sommermier, Elizabeth and Virginia
Gregory, Curtis and Vernon Brady,
Mildred and Elizabeth Clements. Cen
evieve, Myrtle and Winnifred Neon
nell, Doris Oeder, Thresa Cline, and
Vera Dams. After a we'll spent after
noon the children returned TO their
home about five o'clock.
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