The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-05
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A baby girl was born February Is
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Miller of Sweet,
who are visiting at the home of Mrs, ,
Millers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. !.
Allison.
Mrs. George Milliner who has been
quite sick for some time is improv-
ing slowly.
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy from school the past month
were: Louise and Joe Fuller, Anna,
Hilda, Louisa, Otto and LYDIA Roe
del, Ernest and Bart Thomas. Alice
Weick, Charles and Hilda Schaffer.
Walter and Nellie Whitman, Francis
Hail.. Elmer Convey, Clarence and
Maude Parrish, Fred Dowd and Ed
ward Zane.
Miss Eva Scott from Richfeld,
Idaho, is visiting Mrs. Walter
Mr.. ]. p. Wells has struck a fine
flow OF artesan water on his ranch,
which flows about 20 gallons to the
minute. This we'll seems to have dim
inishcd the flow of Mr.. Whitney's we'll
which is about a quarter Of a mile
above this one.
J. i. Bales was home Sunday from
Boise.
The Good Cheer club met Thurs
day afternoon, February 18th, at Mrs.
Vaughn's, with Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs.
Bert King acting as hostesses. AS
this was close to Washington's birth
day, roll call was answered with orr
ginal verses of Washington. The
guests later had an opportunity to
show their skill at drawing, when they
were called upon to draw George and
his cherry tree. The house was dec
Grated for the occasion and delicious
refreshments were served by Mes
DANES Vaughn and King and Miss
Birdie Cook, who were dressed in cos
tune of the Colonial times.
Mrs. Hawkes. was the guest of the
club and told them of the home OF
Washington, Mount Vernon, as it is
today She visited this place on her
eastern trip. The club adjourned to
meet March IL, with Mrs O. c. Bales.
Roll call to be answered with Home
Economics or Time Savers.
Mr.. Walter Thomas has erected a
new porch on the west side of his
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hall were
school visitors this. week.
Mrs. w. +. Boulton and daughters
were calling on Mrs. Rose Mynatt
and Mrs. w. c. Fugate Sunday after
noon.
An unusually large crowd attended
the surprise party given Mr.. ]. P.
Wells Friday evening. This was in
honor Of Mr. Wells birthday and also
in the form of a house-warming as
they have just recently moved into
their new home. Games were played,
refreshments served, and the guests
departed at late hour wishing Mr..
Wells many more such happy birth
days
Miss Fowler has been a recent visi-
tor at our school and was we'll pleased
with its progress. The school ranks
high in the "B" division OF the
schools in the county and by the adj
dition of few improvements in and
around the, building, it is hoped to
raise it to the "A" division before the
end of the term.
Mr.. Weymouth had the misfortune
to lose his store house Wednesday
evening by fire. The fire was discov-
cred about eleven o'clock and was
thought to have originated from the
hire used in smoking meat in the build
ing. The building was partly cover
ed by insurance.
Miss Alice Wheeler Of Nyssa, spent
last week with the Misses Grace and
Susie Vassar.
Mrs. Scott who has been quite i'll
Tor some time is some better now.
The Sunday school class party
which was to be held at Mrs. Vaughns
Friday night, adjourned to the Wells
party.
Edward Lane who has been staying
IN the neighborhood attending school
since his parents left, has gone home
and will probably attend school at
Notus.
Mrs. Carver who was living on the
Barney place, is very i'll in Boise
hospital. awaiting an operation.
Mr. Charley Wells of Weiser and
Miss Pearl Newman called at the
Thomas home Friday.
Several people in this ncighborhood
attended the dance at Strandlcy's on
Friday evening.
Mr.. Henry Bowman went to Boise
Tuesday and filed on homestead
under the Black Canyon project.
Mrs. Kate Northum, who has been
on the sick list for some time is inn
proving at this writing.
Mr.. II. c. Watson and family are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Hall this