The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-09
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Mrs. Dan Bass was able to ride
home last Sunday. She has been in
Caldwell ever since her operation.
Mrs. Benedict preached at the
government camps last Sunday even
ing.
Several attended the revival meetings
in Caldwell Saturday.
The oratorical contest held last
Friday evening was very successful
The painstaking of both pupils and
teacher could easily be seen. The
speakers all deserve much credit. The
first and second prizes we're awarded
to Eunice Trotter and Dilla Tucker,
respectively.
slow have both ordered new automo-
biles.
Let me sell or trade your farm or
make you a loan. NJ. L, Walker, Of
fee over Colonial. 40
Word was received Monday that
Mrs. Clarence Pearsons father died
at his daughters home in Dixie.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Binford took
dinner at the Brown home last Sun
day.
Mrs. Harry Hayes expects to re-
turn to her homestead the last of
this week.
Prescott Beals went to Peaceful
Valley last Sunday to hold service in
that place.
Superintendent of Sunday schools,
w S. Day, treated the little folks last
Sunday to Easter candy and souvenirs
Mr.. Henley is here from Kansas,
looking for location. They are stop
ping at the Herlocker home.
c. ]. Antrim and family attended
church in Caldwell last Sunday at the
Methodist church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shoemaker
were Easter Sunday guests of their
grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Vaughn.
Mrs, McElwain who has been very
sick with la grippe at the home of
her father in Nampa, is convalesing
at this writing.
Mrs Kate Northus visited several
days last week with Mrs. H. H. Jones
of Caldwell.
The latest report is that Mr.. Lee
Thomas and little daughter, Rae, are
recovering rapidly.
tanned relatives and friends number
ing about twenty at an Easter dinner
last Sunday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs {. {. Bales and family, Mr..
and Mrs. w, c. Fugate and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burger, and Miss
Clara Summers and Miss Mary Fu-
gate.
The old adage: "A friend in need is
friend indeed" was thoroughly de
monstrated last Saturday when about
twenty-four men with teams and
farming implements gathered at the
Lee Thomas home and prepared the
soil for planting the spring grain
About forty acres were plowed and
narrowed and nut in fine condition
for the drill Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
feel very grateful to their friends for
their kind assistance and wish to
thank them all
Among those who enjoyed the hos,
pitality of the c. S. Wells home on
Easter Sunday. were Mr. and Mrs
Raleigh Convey and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Wells and family. Mr.. c.
Mason and Bessie and Francis Bodel
Mr.. Clarence Sterling who has been
visiting relatives in this vicinity re-
turned to his home at Big Arm, Mon
tana, Thursday. His family remain
ed for a longer visit
Mr., and Mrs. Georpe Milliner we're
Saturday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Milliner of Caldwell.
NJ John Thomas who spent several
months at Portland returned 10 his
home at Walter Thomas Wednts-
day.
Mrs. Roy Jones and Mrs. o. Shaef
Ter were guests OF Mrs A. A. FarriS
of Caldwell, Wednesday.
Mrs. Olson and baby returned TO
their home Saturday. We are glad
to report the baby's health very much
improved.
Let me sell or trade your farm or
make you loan NJ. l.. Walker, Of
flee over Colonial. 40
Ms. Herman Barber and family Of
Caldwell were Sunday visitors OF her
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Seely.