The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-01
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The Christmas entertainment and
Christmas tree were both a decided
success.
The Methodist church was hand.
somely decorated for the occasion.
The program was given by teach,
ers in the public school and showed
much careful training. Two clever
playlets were glven-one by the
children of the primary room under
Miss Mae Mercer and one by the pu-
pills of Miss Wilson's room. The up
per room gave the "Ruggles' Christ
mas Dinner" under the direction OF
Mrs. M. b. Franklin. Sever i good
Christmas songs were given by the
school children and a prayer was Of
fered by Deaconess Ferguson. San
ia Claus came last with an abundant
treat for every child in the commun-
ity.
Frank Trotter, eritor of the Home
dale Enterprise Press spent Christ
mas in Caldwell with Mrs. Trotter
and the children. Mrs. Trotter will
reside in Caldwell until after the next
session of the legislature.
river since the last cold weather and
the difficulty in crossing the river
has made the people here more de-
termined than ever to try to secure
a bridge for this point this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langford gave a
Christmas dinner at their home on
the Banks place. All attending were
relatives.
Hon. Dow Dunning has gone to
South Mountain on business, He ex-
poets to return about January /.
The first number of the Lyceum
course of three numbers, to be given
in Homedale this winter will be
given on January 9, Mr.. Bailey
comes well recommended and the
Homedale people can be assured of
an enjoyable evening.
Bert Heath and several others own
ing ice houses have been busy put
ting up ice the past week. 1t is
saidthatthe ice is of exceedingly good
quality.
Miss Beatrice Stevens came home
from Caldwell to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her pcrents.
L. B. Yaden and wife drove to
Caldwell Tuesday, returning the
same day
Chas. Huntley has been spending
the past week at his potash claims up
Succor creek.
L. F, Hero of Sage, Wyo. has
been examining these deposits for
several days. Mr.. Hero represents
one of the largest fertilizing COM
panies in the United States and this
is his second trip here.
The people of Homedale and COM
munity are TO have The opportunity
of attending t',r mo able scboo, |
sent out by the Extension Depart
ment Of the University of Idaho. The
Homedale Home and School circle
have secured the first day course to
be given about the first week in Feb
ruary. On account of the newneSs
Of this section it is thought that the
school will be of especial interest to
thc people here.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
spent Cristmas with Mr. Robinson's
parents in Parma.
Chas. Parsons and Charles Parsons,
IT., were Christmas guests at the
ochenck home.
Mr.. o. Ramsey went to Caldwell
o spend the holidays with his fam
ly.
Frank J. Myler and George Dun
ing were dinner guests Of the Robt.
Vandorhoffs on Christmas day.
Eugene Dunning of Boise is spend
ng the holidays with his brother,
Roy King.
Mrs. Cess and family left for Boise
Thursday to spend the Christmas
holidays with friends and relatives.
Mn. A. G. Lawson came home
rom Swan Falls to visit his family.
lie expects to remain in Homedaie
bout two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Magee of
caldwell spent Christmas with the J.
:. Magee family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard of Payette
anne in Thursday to visit Mrs. How
rd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM