The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23


The subject of summer meetings
was considered and it was decided 10
hold the meetings on the regular
dates at the various homes during the
summer simply as social meetings
The next meeting will be at the home
OF Miss Schenck, on May 2lst. The
program committee was authorized
TO plan something of interest for the
summer meetings and unless some
thing better is presented each mem
Der will be expected to come prepared
with something of interest to present.
Stories, magazine articles, or any
thing that has proved of interest to
the individual to be shared with the
members of the circle.
A short play, The Lion and the
Lady, by Marjorie Benton Cooke, was
hen read aloud and general discus
ion followed.
J. D. Stull was in town from his
Poison Creek ranch Saturday.
Mr.. Wilson, the mining engineer Of
Ontario, who is interested in the pot
ash deposit on Succor Creek, return
ed recently from a trip to Chicago.
He is reported to have secured CAPT
al to be used for development work.
The Busy Dozen Sewing Circle
net with Mrs. H. A. Snyder Thurs
day and spent very pleasant after
noon. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. James Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cakes were
over from Caldwell Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden and Mrs.
Vanderhoof returned from a trip to
Boise Tuesday.
DR.. T. E. Martin returned home
Monday from a trip to the central
part of Owyee county.
Mrs. c. f. Freeburn. Miss Sadie,
and Master Bob visited at the w. H.
Schenck home Tuesday afternoon
The auto-stage is now making re-
gular trips to the car line. Mr.. Jacks,
who is operating the stage, has NOV
ed from Sunny Slope, to the G. B.
Adams house, which is about a quar-
ter of a mile from the ferry and on
the north side of the river.
Mrs. Hugh Travis spent several
days last week visiting at the Clark
Travis home at Lakeview.
airs. Joe Kinkaid and Mrs. Gould
Of Star, were Homedale visitors on
Wednesday and Thursday. They were
looking for location for a rooming
and eating house and also made in
qulries in regard to state land. Mr..
and Mrs Kinkaid have been in the
hotel and livery business in Star for
number of years. Both ladies were
veil pleased with this section and
Yrs. Gould will probably locate here.
Lewis Smith drove over to the Mon
fancy home in Fargo on business last
Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Travis, Miss Lauise Nc.
Means. and Bert Heath were visitors
at the Schenck home Tuesday
VIM HobSon, manager of the mai
stage, made the trip clear through to
Jordan Valley Saturday. in his auto
truck, returning to Caldwell Sunday
lie reports the roads in fair condi.
ton and that after MAY first the auto
Will make the round-trip three time.
week and horse stage will be put
on for the other three days. Thi!
will be a great convenience for Las
sengers.
Earl McKague was down iron
Claytonia Wednesday.
Mrs F. F. Tracy left FRIDAY for ;
visit with friends at Eagle.
Mr.. Gtorge Moody of Wilder spen
oA lllS - -. w llSIll home,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. McCoard spen
Friday and Saturday in Caldwell
Services at our church are eacI
week as follows: Sunday school a
1890 a. M; Christian Endeavor a
7;30 D. M; preaching Sis D. m. Lieh
and Life Society, Tuesday at 800 {
M All are cordially invited to atten,
these services.
Miss Nora Perry and Clifford Barn
hardt of Lakeview visited at the Hug
Travis home Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Florence A. Hall and Mis-
Sharp were passengers on the auto
stage Monday on their way to Bots,
Miss Sharp left Boise Tuesday 70
Seattle and San Francisco. She wi
attend the fair at the latter place be
tore returning to her home
A surprise party was given in hone
of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Anderson {
their home Friday evening. The SUI
prise was complete. The evening wa
very pleasantly spent playing five hui
dred. At late hour salmon wiggl
cake and coffee were served. Thos
present were Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. NJ,
Means. Miss Louise McMeans, Mr.
Florence A. Hall, Miss Sharpe an
Messrs. Bert Heath, James Hillyar
and Bert Davis.
Mrs Florence A. Hall entertaine
J at 2 o'clock dinner SATURDAY. evenir
in honor of Miss Sharp. The CUES
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Wood, Nj
and Mrs. Lewis Smith and Messr
James Hillyard and Samuel Reichel.
ID. J. Sullivan is watching his irr
cation ditches these days as faithful
as a sentinel at his post
J. d, Young was Boise visit,
from Monday until Wednesday.
A picnic for the school children w
given Saturday afternoon on II
lawn at the Mussel place. A lar,
crowd of the young people spent
very pleasant afternoon and we
literally served with ice cream al
cake. Mesdames l.. J. Magee, NJ.
Franklin, G. B. Adams, and Georj
! Huntley acted as chaperons.
Mr., and Mrs. Delbert Fletcher e
tertained few friends at their hon
Saturday evening. The evening w
! very pleasantly spent dancing and i
Z cream and cake were served. T
| | guests were Mr. and Mrs Topy t..