The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-22
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tendance. The meeting opened with
the singing OF Twilight is Stealing
by the club. A reading entitled "A
Pair" by Miss Louise McMeans, fol-
lowed and was thoroughly appreclat-
ed. Roll Call was answered by the
giving of Health Hints. A ladies
quartette composed Of Mesdames A.
J. Lotus, NJ. b. Franklin, Tony Free
burn and Steele Miller sang The
Prison Song" The subject of chill
drcnS' diseases was then taken up.
Mrs. II. a. Snyder had this part OF
the program in charge. Mrs. d. j.
| Sullivan read very interesting paper
| on Measles which had been pre-
pared by Mrs .. A. Megorden. Mrs.
Mae Merce read an article on AIDE
| nolds. This part of the program
closed with an article on Sanitation.
by Mrs. II. A. Snyder, which was fol-
lowed by lively general discussion
he only business matter which came
before the meeting was the considera-
ton OF the February meeting. 1t was
decided to make this social evening
tor the members of the club and their
families Each girl and old maid
member must bring a gentleman with
her. Progressive games will be played
and light refreshments served. The
program committee was put in charge
with the assistance of a refreshment
committee the members of which are
as follows Mrs ]. w. Padgett as
chairman, assisted by Miss Alice
Smith, Miss Louise McMeans, Mrs.
Jas. Miller and Mrs. d. J. Sullivan.
This meeting will be held Friday even
ing, February 10. he following new
members signed the constitution and
bylaws: Mesdames Jas. Padgett, d.
J. Sullivan, L. +. Canon, Jas. Burns,
William Thomas, Jas. Miller, Delbert
Fletcher and Hugh Travis.
The Owyhee county commissioners
have granted an appropriation OF
$4,000 for bridge across Snake river
at our city. The Canyon county COM
missioners have not yet been heard
from.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Tracy returned
from Caldwell Tuesday. Mrs. Tracy
had been visiting there for several
weeks.
Mrs. Charles Dugdale was down
from Claytonla Saturday visiting with
Miss Edith Wilson.
Robert Farley who has been visiting
at the Hugh Travis home returned to
his home at Lake View Friday.
Arthur Denning came in from Jor-
dan Valley for visit with his broth
ers here.
Miss Ida Scheuck returned home
tuesday after a three weeks visit with
friends in the Payette Valley, Boise
and Caldwell.
Miss Fern Bitner has gone to
Oregon City, where she will visit for
a time and try change of climate.
hoping for an Improvement in health.
She has the good wishes of her many
trends here and they hope for her
speedy recovery and return.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sewer are re-
loiclng over the arrival at their home
OF hne seven and one-haf pound
baby boy.
The potash fields are claiming the
attention OF most of our people. Near
y everyone has some claims staked.
\ oalt Lake investor is here now olok-
ng things over and waiting for
chance to buy options on large area.
Two organizations are being formed ;
tor the irrigation of the lands living
above the A line of the Gem Irriga-
ion. Two organizations are neces-
'ary as the land lies in both Idaho
md Oregon. The project will cover ,
rom 5000 to 1000 acres of land and
he water WILDE obtained from Sue
or Greek. Work will commence a, {
once SO that water may be furnished {
or spring irrigation. w. d. Martin
S president, and John Schilling sec
etary OF the Idaho organization. / |
": Graft and J. S. Wheeler were an {
pointed as committee for organize
ION on the Oregon side. A meeting /
ylll be held at NySsa Wednesday for I
ne purpose OF forming this organiza- \
ION. hnance committee consisting
y J. W. Graft, {. b. Banks and Marx
rice was appointed to levy and col I
ect an assessment to cover the preE t
nlnary work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Travis and \
tuesday. ~ b
Master Elding, son of Mr.. and Mrs. t
}. ~ Megorden has been quite i'll bur
5 much better. \
/. u. HysloPs and Arthur Irwin i
lslted the potash fields Monday. /
ION sutton was business visitor Il
D Caldwell Tuesday. 500 a
Mr, and Mrs. Roy MYERS baby bov
laster William, was quite III last =
eek. '''' =
The White and Johnson bows are j..
oihg assessment work on their pot
Sh claims this week.
w. II. Schenck lost a valuable 4
orse Friday. ''''O'' u u
}. W. Graft was Caldwell visitor :"
uHr,sday and Wednesday of last week +
Claude Wright is doing assessment =,
ork IN potash claims recently local ~
The Jolly Bachelors gave a dance at 4,
eek Hall Friday evening which was IL
,oroughly enjoyed by all attending, m
he arrangements and management -
ere OF the best. A bachelors supDer Il
insisting OF ham sandwiches and =,
'iiiee was served at Heath Hall. II,
MI Page is preparing to move his Az
.eep camp outfit to the Salmon coun- W
y.
Messrs Redmond and lube visited n no
e potash helds and staked claims g.
lturday. '''''''' y
/, 4 Yaden was Boise visitor K