The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-10

Roll Call-New Years Resolutions
Reading .-..........Mrs. o. A, Meporden
Duet~~Merle Crifield. Blanch Adams
changing America Chapters 4, S..
and o. -;-,------,,-----.-LouiSe McMeans
Changing America Chapters 7, 8,
and y --,-----.--..,-...--Mrs. Con. Sutton
ne Relation of the Church to the
ochool' ----.--..--.--.-.--.--...,--Rev. Lamb
Business session.
Sam Cupp was Caldwell visitor
Wednesday.
Ed Smell was a Caldwell visitor last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Price and Walter c,
Smith were married in Caldwell last
Thursday.
Edward Defoe of Nashua, New
hampshire, visited here from We'd
nesday until Friday with his brother
Lewis Smith. 1t had been ten years
since they had seen each other. Mr..
Defoe had visited the expositions
and his nephew in Seattle and was on
his way home.
Word has been received of the
death Of Charles Mckinley at Jerome.
Mr.. Mckinley was a bachelor and
owned ranch about six miles down
the river.
Miss Ida Schenck returned home
saturday after visit of several DAYS
with friends in Caldwell.
Lewis visited in Roswell from Fri
day until Sunday.
1t is reported that the Holy Rollers
are to hold series of meetings here.
Mr.. Kerry of Smith, Kerry & Case
was here attending to business matters
several days last week.
J. w. Graft drove to Caldwell last
Saturday.
The election of directors for the
Succor Creek Irrigation district was
held November 10Th. The following
vote was cast: Division No. IA. w,
Criffield; Division No. 2-Mark Price,
10; w. A. Hadley, 6; G. w. Butt. |.
Division No. 3-W. D. Martin, II:
Charles Parsons, 4.
The pupils of E. c. Preston's and
J. d. Lundeen's rooms gave a basket
supper at the school house Friday
evening for the purpose of raising
money for the basket ball team. The
ladies' shadows were sold. Messrs,
0. A. Megorden and L. D. Hyslop
acted as auctioneers. The bidding
was lively and over eighteen dollars
were made.
M, T. Long from Notus has pur-
chased forty acres of land of Charles
McCoard and is moving here and get
ting ready for work.
w. H. Schenck made trip to Cald-
we'll SATURDAY..
Miss Louise McMeans is assisting
with the work at the post office.
Mrs. Viola Jackson went to Ontario
Thursday to help care for her father.
J. M. Jackson, who is in the hospital
there
The Ladies' Aid society will give a
bazaar and chicken pie supper at the
Heath Hall this Friday evening.
Everyone invited and first-class sup
per assured.
Mrs. L. B. Yaden returned home
Sunday.
Steele Miller and Mrs. Geo. C. Mil
Ter are spending much of their time
in Caldwell visiting with Mrs. Miller
and Miss Mary Jane.
Elmer Morgan made trip to Cald-
well the last of the week and returned
for his son, Emery.
A baby boy arrived at the Dennis
White home Sunday.
The heavy wind sunk the ferry boat
Friday morning. Nothing could be
done during the high wind Friday. The
boat was raised Saturday and ready
for crossing at 100 p. m.
Our basket ball team has been
challenged and will play Claytonia's
team Saturday
John Hillyer was over from Central
Cove Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Paine of
Roswell, visited at the w. ]. Helton
home at Island Park, Sunday.
Earl Friend was in from the ranch
Monday.
The auditors are still at work on
the Gem District books.
The members of the board of direc-
tors and Messrs. J. H. Redman, ]. f.
Wood and M. H. Stanford met with
the state land board in Boise last
week for the purpose of considering
putting the state land which lies in
the district under the district bonds.
Thomas Tarr has returned from
visit with eastern friends. While
away he spent few days at Niagara
Falls and New York City.
A caucus was held in the upper end
Of the Gem District Sunday and Mr..
Ernest Bedford was selected as
candidate for director from this dis
trict.
Mrs. Charles Dugdale was down
from Claytonia Monday visiting at the
Hyslop home.
Miss Leone Wright is helping with
the work at the Yaden home.
Nate S. Smith of Nampa. who re-
presents the w. T. Rawleigh. can
vassed our community this week.
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