The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
MARBLE FRONT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Milliner and Mrs.
Marshall of Boise spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milliner.
Miss Mabel Holgate spent Sunday
and Sunday night at Mr.. O. Sheaf-
fer's.
| Mesdames Sam and Walter Ode
visited Mrs. w. C. Fugate last We'd
nesday.
Misses Grace and Susie Vassar of
Bunker Flats" called on the Bow
girls Saturday afternoon.
Mary and Joe Pierson called at the
Mari Seeley home the first of the
week.
Mrs. Charles Milliner visited Mrs
Charles Wells last Thursday.
Mr.. 5. H. Vassar is having fresh
coat of paint applied to his house.
Misses Merle Convey and Mile
Stoffer of Caldwell visited in the
Marble Front neighborhood Sunday
Joe Pierson has become the owner
Fred Ollie, brother of L. S. Ollie, is
here in the interest of the biological
survey of the United States.
Mrs, Mary Holgate returned to
Weiser last Saturday.
Misses Margaret Goodyear and
Mary Potts of Caldwell visited at S.
y.
Mr.. Dale Huntley from Gooding.
w. P. and J. F. Bales and other
friends for a few days
Reverend Mr.. Wagner and family
visited Mr.. W. S. Rogers and family
this week.
Mrs: Wisner and son visited Mrs.
Rose Mynatt Sunday.
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ball game Sunday between Wilder.
the undeteated ball players of that
country, and Marble Front, the cham
pions of this section. Our boys came
out victorious with a score of to 6.
Next Sunday a game which will prob
ably rival this one in interest will be
played at Wilder.
Little Marjorie Rogers hurt her arm
pretty badly Sunday afternoon. It
was feared at first that the bone was
broken but they found later that it
was only very severe sprain.
Mrs. Edwards and two children
visited Mrs. Rose Mynatt Thursday.
The. many friends of Mrs Charlie
Wells will be glad to hear that she is
able to be up most all of the time now,
Misses Clara and Coda Powell OF
Caldwell called at Bunker Flats" on
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Gertie and Jessie Henson of
the Maple Grove neighborhood spent
Sunday at S. H. Vassar's.
Mrs. O. Sheaffer visited at Frank
Holgate's Friday.
Last Monday, Lee Morrow who is
working in the hay at Roy Jones' left
his team standing by the derrick
while he went to the we'll for some
water. While he was gone the team
became frightened and ran away, and
eaching fence one of the horses re-
fused to jump, causing them to stop
until caught. Luckily no one was in
jured.
Mrs. Arthur HASTE and daughter,
BeSs, of Caldwell spent Monday with
Mrs. Walter Thomas.
Mrs. William Weick and children
were Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mrs. Roy Jones.
Mrs. Chas. Paynter of Arrowrock
visited Mrs. Elmer Brown Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Northam is spending
few weeks with her son and his fam
lily at Weiser. She expects to attend
the chautauqua while there.
Mr.. George Milliner has about COM
pleted new barn on his place.
Mrs. W. NJ. Hall and children visit
cd Mrs. Halls sister, Mrs. |. L. Dodd,
of Nampa, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter of
Caldwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Thomas Sunday.
Miss Luella Wells returned home
Wednesday after teaching a very sue
cesStul term of school.
Mr.. Walter Griffith called at Bun
kcr Flats" Monday afternoon.
Mrs: Rose Mynatt's horse backed in
to ditch at the foot of Canyon hill
Thursday afternoon. After great
deal of trouble the horse and buggy
were, gotten out without any one get
ting hurt.
Mr.. Francis Bodle called at the c.
). Wells home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. II. Halls mother from
Caldwell, spent last week with her.