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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-08

Rev Vernon, of Wilder, officiating.
The parlor an dining room was taste
fully decorated in blue and white. Dur
ing the soft strains of the wedding
march played by Mrs. John Law, the
bride and groom took their places be-
meath large white wedding bell. The
beautiful ring ceremony of the Me
thodist church was used. The bride
was attended by Miss Hazel Sample,
sister of the groom, and the groom by
Mr.. Warren c. Green, brother of the
bride
The bride was lovely in a dainty
gown of white silk and shadow lace
sush of pale blue was knotted low on
the left side and silk neck cord Of the
same color combined to make this
charming gown. The honor maid,
Miss Hazel Sample, wore a gown Of
old rose brocaded silk with tunic of
shadow lace. The upper part of the
bodice also of shadow lace.
After the ceremony a delicious din
mel, was served by Miss Cecil Green
and Mrs. Fred Bush assisted by Miss
Vida and Ruth Green. Covers were
laid for thirty-hve.
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\ few of the neighbors gathered at
the home OF Mrs, ]. Christensen and
gave her a delightful surprise in honor
OF her birthday Saturday evening.
Mrs a. II. Anderson was on the
sick list last week.
Harry Corners spent the weekend
with his friend, Ollie Burns, in Cald-
we'll
Ed. Bartlett has returned to Wash
ington, ID. G, after spending several
weeks with his mother.
Miss Florence Corners returned to
Lnney, Hall Sunday after spending
the, holidays at home.
&, 4. BaSsett and sister Grace.
visited at the Christensen home one
evening last week.
Mr., and Mrs. H. Barnes were Cald
well visitors Traders day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Whittig and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Erickson,
and Mr.. Barricclough were dinner
guests at the Barnes home last Sun
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot were dinner
guests at the Y. Siler home Sunday.
Mrs. R. Ford is still on the sick
Mrs. Martin Anderson left one dav
last week for Boise. She expects to
be gone for several weeks, the guest
OF her mother, Mrs. Dannialson.
Roy Barnes visited at the Fred
Erickson home Saturday.
The little girls of George Cullen
have been very sick but were some
better at this writing.
Mrs. w. \. Faris is able to be up
and around again. Mrs. Faris has
been sick for some time.
Mrs Fred Erickson was a Green
leaf visitor one day last week.
Mr. Elliot has rented the Macev
place and is moving in.
Mr. Hanlon has moved to Pleasant
Ridge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sasser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton of Caldwell, and Mrs. Pom
thus of Twin Falls, took New Years
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogt
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Gilman's baby
has been quite sick but is much inn
proved at present.
Miss Eula Phillip and Miss Stella
Loke of Boise spent their vacation
visiting friends in this vicinity
Mr.. Nelson is on the sick list this
week.
Rev. Sprague was holding meeting
at Ten Davis over Sunday.
Miss Atha Hitson spent Thursday
afternoon with Ardith Scarth.
Nellie Vanderbilt spent a couple
of days last week with Alma Smith
Quite few from here attended the
Traders day sales Monday in Cald-
we'll
A large number from here attended
the skating party at Greenleaf Satur-
day evening.
A number of young folks took din
ner with Nellie Vanderbilt Sunday
The occasion being her birthday.
Glenn Miller and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Vogt
Edith Smith and Susie Dotson visit
ed Sunday with Ardith Scarth.
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:. Theron Lafferty was hauling hay
TOR MIR. Girard last Saturday.
The Maple Grove school has lust
received a new lot of books for the
school library. S. volumes in all
!, George and Ike Judd spent last
Saturday at Hampton
Miss Faye Hutton. formerly Of This
neighborhood, now living in = Ho 5H,S
was visiting here last week.
MIR. DAILY has been laid Up for the
last week or two with an abscess on
ms shoulder, which was caused from
wearing an overcoat which rubbed
Floyd McKaguc called at Rowland's
last Monday evening. '''''u ,
heron LATELY and Miss Stella
Jamlson were Nampa visitors SUNDAY
evening '''''u"y
Mr.. VIM. Nooner has been bauIinp
hay for Vance Butt. """''''H
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Last Thursday afternoon at the
home of Rev Meade in Caldwell
Robert A. Smith and Anna Cook al
I his neighborhOod were united in mar.
rage by the Rev. Meade. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith spent a short honeymoon
IN Boise, returning to Caldwell Sat
urday night. They have the best
Wlshes OF the community for long
and happy married life.
MT and Mrs. J. +. Rowland and
family Mr.: and Mrs. George Smith
and son, Floyd, and Bruce Smith and
Ohm Barnes, spent New Years Day
in caldwell at Mrs. L. A. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Nooner and son
Stuart, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baird
OF Caldwell, spent New Years dav Al
Mr., and Mrs. John Smiths.
Misses Bessie and Jessie Rowland
and Mr.. Clyde Rowland attended a
party, at Bows of Marble Front last
Monday evening. ''
Last Tuesday evening surpr;se
dance was given at Laffcrty's in honor
OF Mrs Lafferty's birthday. 4 l9rge
crowd attended and a fine time was
reported by all. ''
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Greeley and
family spent New Years day at the
Harrington home in Caldwell "
Doe Judd was Meridian visitor last
Sunday. 49, :" D
Mr.; and Mrs. Llyod Mills. and Mr.
and Mrs, Sy Mills, spent Sunday at
the Sullivan home.
a skating party was given at the
upper dam last Wednesday evening
and another at the upper dam last
Sunday afternoon. A fine inc u n'S,
reported. WIS
Mrs. George Smith called at IIamp-
tons a week ago Tuesday. '''p
last week. - mugs
Mr.. and Mrs George Smith and
Doc u Ike and George Judd spent New
Years evening at Hampton's.
Last Friday evening dance was
given at Jamison's. A large crowd s ,,s
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hyslop were
Sunday dinner guests at f. q. Ken
dall's.
Hubert Newman went back to town
Saturday after having spent the holI-
days at his home.
Bob Farley was town visitor on
New Years day.
Mr.. Floyd Bishop OF Boise spent
the weekend at the Jones home.
Katie Steensma spent Tuesday night
with Iva Newman.
V. Botkin of Nampa, spent the
weekend with Bert Perry.
New Years Day the Women's In
dustral club gave big dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. V. Perry. Those
present were Mesdames Perry, Hoof-
nagel, Newman, Traughber, Miles, Nc
Call, Steensma, Garrett, LaFrance,
Travis, Kendall; Messrs. Miles, Tro-
baugh, Newman, Caldwell, Hoofnagel,
Kendall. Hubert Newman, V. Botkin,
c. Barnhart, Eleanor Prosser, Abbic
Steensma, Laura Perry, Pearl New
man, Iva Newman, Della Hoofnagel,
Katie Steensma, Marjorie Kendall
The club will meet January IA with
Mrs Clarke Travis
Saturday night Gene Jones and VIM.
Liechty gave a dance at Sam Robin
sons. Mr.. McAdams furnished the
music. A good time was reported by
those in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyslop were Nampa
visitors Saturday.
w. Patton attended the Traders
day sale in Caldwell Monday.
Thursday night a crowd of young
folks held watch paraty at Travis
The evening was spent playing games
Those present were Pearl Newman,
Laura Perry, Alberta Rankin Bert
Perry, Clifford Barnhart, Bob Farley,
Hubert Newman, Payne and Daniel
Rankin.
Tuesday evening crowd of young
folks charivaried George Huston and
his bride. There was a treat for all
and everyone had good time
Clark Travis and Bob Farley have
finished digging the we'll on o. V.
Badley's ranch. A good flow of water
was struck at II feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis were Caldwell
visitors Monday.
Alberta Rankin returned to Caldwell
Sunday after having spent the Xmas
vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sites spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs.
Sites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones.
Ruth ,Steensma is working at Frank
Conroy's.
Glen Huston was caller at the
Prosser home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kollenborn
and Mr.. and Mrs, w. H. Kollenborn
spent New Years at Bowmont.
Friday evening a jolly crowd of
young folks drove down on the Slope
to charivari George Sites and his
bride. After making all the noise pos
sible, for time, the crowd were in
vited in. The evening was spent lis
tening to songs and Rotations by
different ones of the crowd. Coffee,
cake and cigars were served after
which the crowd departed wishing the
bride and groom much happiness.
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to a number of young people New
w. D. Robinson and family spent
New Years at Apple Valley visiting
:, j. NJ. Rutledge and wife spent New
Years with relatives in Nyssa, Ore.
u. I. Paynter and wife were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Hamp-
ton at Emmett, New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Lenaghen en-
tertained quite a number of relatives
at dinner New Years day.
Harold Foot has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk in the Cash Grocery
Mrs. Meth and daughter, Lena, visit
ed Mrs. Singer at Meridian, one day
last week.
Momer Pinkerton spent Xmas at
his home in Nyssa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Douglass
and small son, who have been spend
ing part of the Christmas holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
A. Douglass returned to their home at
Halfway, Oregon Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Pons went to Boise
Friday.
Mrs. Ostrum has been quite sick the
past week
Miss Hoyt and Mrs. Long most de-
lightfully entertained at a bouteous
course dinner New Years day. Covers
were laid for ten. Those present
were Miss Cora Bean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Underkofler
and daughter.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Clemens and
the Misses Anne, Charlotte and Edith
Clemens, attended church in Franklin
Sunday and were dinner guests at the
Parke home.
Miss Alberta Rankin has returned
from her home in Lakeview to Mrs.
Livingston's.
Will and George Runciman spent
Sunday with Gilbert Mccormick in
Roswell.
Rev. M. H. Mead called in the
HGlR llDOIlOOu luGSudy.
Miss Winnie lParke returned to
Rev. Clemens Sunday having spent
the Christmas holidays at her home
in Franklin.
The Home Culture Club met at
Miss Beams Thursday afternoon. The
special feature of the meeting was an
art talk by Mrs. H. D. Blatchley that
was very much enjoyed by all pres
ent. Nineteen ladies were in attend
ance.
Miss Blanche Waterman was
guest of Jennette Runciman on Sat
urday night
Kenneth Douglass who has been
quite sick with tonsolitis is improv-
ing.
MIR. Chas. Douglass who has been
spending part of the Christmas sea-
son with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Douglass, returned to his home in
Twin Falls, Wednesday,
Mrs. Douglass remained until Sat
urday. She took Marie Smith. who
has been staying with Mrs. w. A.
Douglass, home with her.
Mr. Owen Grim has returned to
Rev. Clemmen's after having spent
the Christmas vacation with his par
ents in Franklin.
The Misses Gladys and Viola Mich
oil attended a slumber party at the
home of Miss Elsie Van Wyngarden.
Saturday night.
Mrs. Keough and daughter, Edna,
visited at T. Hitson's on Deerflat last
Saturday. Miss Edna remained until
Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Clemens spent the week
end with Owen Grim in Franklin.
Miss Pearl Newman, who has been
staying at the Douglass home, is now
at her home in Lakeview.
Mr., and Mrs. Dix are rejoicing over
a new grandson, born on January 5th |
MSS Viola Howard, Mr.. Hugh
and Walter Morrow called |
at Meador's Sunday afternoon.
Professor Rankin and Miss Scheck-
ner of the College and Mr.. Hubert
Newman were guests at Rev. Clemens
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Charles Martin and sisters en-
tertained at dinner on New Years I
day Mr. I. Bridges and family Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Martin and their
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A. F. Talcott and family left last
week for visit in Washington. Mr..
Ialcott is a progressive farmer who
desires to learn more about his bust
ness all the time. Therefore he will
take a short course at an agricultural
school while he is away. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rome have moved into
Mr.. Talcott's house and will take care
of the farm during his absence.
Mrs. Henry Martins father, Mr..
Eber, and her sister, Mrs Nanskiki,
from Washington, came on New
Years day for visit at the Martin
home. Mr.. Eber will make his home
here indefinitely.
George c. Doughtcry and family
were entertained at the ]. II. Lybolt
home on New Years day
Joe Whittig stacked clover seed on
January 2nd. That sounds like a fine
winter Where can man stack all
through the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Springer. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Burch and Harvey
Springer took dinner at the +. S.
Moss home on New Years day.
a four-horSc load of Young people
from this neighborhood went skating
on the Boise river just below the
Canyon bridge on New Years eve.
After skating into the New Year a
camp fire lunch was eaten and all re-
turned home at late hour.
School re-convened this week after
a ten days vacation
w. F. Starr, Mrs. +. S. Moss and
Alan Moss attended the quarterly
conference held at Appleton last
Monday. At this conference it was
decided that Pleasant Ridge would
have preaching service every Sunday
at HOO a. m AS the minister must
go on to Appleton in the afternoon
the Sunday school will necessarily
need to begin promptly at 1000 am.
So everyone try and be there on time.
Mrs. F. S Moss and daughters
spent Sunday evening at the Chas.
Howard home.
Miss Merle MCCULLOUGH visited at
Bird Goodwin's last week.
The cast has been taken off Wal
lace Towards leg and DR.. Miller
thinks the bone has healed properly
ii was a bad break.
Mrs. John Shelp. assisted by Mrs.
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In the attendance contest at school
during December the girls were vic
torious having fourteen neither tardy
nor absent while the BOYS had eleven.
They were Louise and Ethel Wright.
Lula Sprang, Cleo Wells, Vivian Let
ritz, Alice Sullivan, Edith and Bur
nice Sprang, Eta, Almeda, and Adj
die Gibbons, Mayme Walls, Helen
HURT, Chlora Belle Adams, Alva
Gragg, Everett Gibbons, Cleo Peters,
Herold, Raymond, and Clarnece Glib.
bens, Merle Hurtt Elmer and Donnie
Owens, Maxwell Wright, and Harold
Weeks. The percentage Of attendance
was ninetyeight and two tenths per-
feet.
Ten pupils have been neither tardy
nor absent since the beginning of
school. They are Louise Wright,
Vivian Leitritz, Burneice Sprang,
Chlora Belle Adams, Helen HURT,
Alva Gragg, Cleo Peters, Raymond
Gibbons, Merle Hurt, and Clarence
Gibbens
Dewey Walls Of Nampa spent Sun
day with his parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Kyle Altizer were
Christmas guests at the Taylor home
in Marble Front district
Mrs Lola Froman of Nampa was at
home with her parents over Christmas.
O. V. Bailey and family were New
Years guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
Jones.
Sally Mitchell and Louise Wright
attended basket dinner at the Chris
tan church New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. KYLE AltiZer have
moved to Caldwell. Their friends
greatly regret to have them move
from this neighborhood.
Mr., and Mrs. F. T. Gibbons return
ed Thursday from Baker City.
Cleo Walls spent Thursday and Fri
day with Mrs. Roy Shelp Of Deer
Flat
Mrs Earle Faris was hostess at a
New Years dinner, covers being laid
for twenty-three.
Sally Mitchell of Peaceful Valley
was guest at the Walls home last
Friday night
Lola Greenfield spent last week in
her sister, Mrs. Prevo.
Wilma Sewer visited last week with
her brother in Wilder.
Frank Faris of Caldwell spent
few days of last week visiting friends
in this neighborhood
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The following were entertained at
{: +. Smiths New Years day: MARY
Shaw, Eddie Nelson, G. D. Steven
son and family, Mr. Raymond and
family of Caldwell.
Mr.. Black has been plastering his
house this week.
The farmers institute met at the
Christian church Tuesday afternoon
and evening, and Wednesday after
noon and evening.
About twenty five friends and rela-
ttives spent New Years day at the
home of Earle Faris
w. NJ. Hitson entertained Rev. Kan
arr Sunday.
Rev. Martin will fill his appoint
mcnt At the Methodist church Sun
day afternoon at 200.
Clemmon'S OF Midway and ]. d.
try,S spent Thursday at c. +. Smiths.
Mr., and Mrs. Merle Rowen and f.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Bird Goodwin, gave a party for her
Sunday school slass last Friday after
noon. The afternoon was spent in
playing various games followed by re-
freshments and a candy pull. Those
present were: Cora and Mae Wright,
Katherine Doughtery, Dollie Cover,
Eta Kelsey, Bonnie and Kate Moss
and Carl Isenberg.
Mrs, Chas. Wright is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Mr.. Harris
Mrs. w. A. Georges sister, Mrs.
Swan, has been quite sick for some
time and at the present writing is very
low.
George Martin made a trip to
Peaceful Valley after load of hogs
Tuesday.
Miss Freda Isenberg returned to
Boise Sunday after spending two
weeks at home.
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PRESIDENT RUNS SECOND.

Lane Favorite in Presidential Poll.
'New Orleans dispatch to New York
TImes.)
In response to 1000 letters which
were recently sent out by the Law
yer and Banker, a legal and finan-
cal publication; asking the receivers
TO submit their choice for the Presi-
dency i'll 1910, the following answers
were received:
:. DEMOCRATIC.
franklin X, Lane, of California LILO
woodrow Wilson, Of N. -. 703
SSliainp Clark, of Missouri. -. 700
oscar Underwood, OF Alabama. 34s
"CG%Lr8c Gray, of Delaware. 80. l26
Choice for Vice President was
largely favorable to Senator Lewis,
OF Illinois, with Vice. President Mar
shall second.
u, REPUBLICAN.
MHi Justice, Justice Hughes, of
James r. Man, of Illinois. -. $40
NN,oyS;,,Itlcyt Whitman, N. ". $40
M' ierriek, of Ohio. ...,.... 800
Ific.naior Borah, of Idaho ,.... lo7
Iran w. Johnson, of California 50
4SodoTc Roosevelt, Oyster Bay II
ror Vice President Senator Borah,
ol Id"ho, led all other candidates.
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SAMPLE GREEN.

One Of the most delightful weddings
OF the season occurred at 2 o'clock
January 3rd, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Green, of
Wilder, when their daughter, Flora,
became the bride of William Ellis
worth Sample. of Homedale. The
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-08

Vassold spent Sunday at the home
of T. J. Hitson.
Alma Smith helped Nellie Wander
wilt celebrate her birthday last Sum
day.
Edna Keough of Brier Rose spent
the weekend with Atha Hitson.
Quarterly conference met Monday
afternoon.