The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-02
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

and Mrs. Louis Lent, Rev F p
lawrence Donald and Wendell Law
renee Lewis Tate, Raymond Rice.
Mt Mt. and Mrs. Harvey Hunt, Mr.. and
MRS II. w. Wohlschlegel, Mrs. NJ
r. Taylor, Gladys and Terrill Tav-
LOT and Charles Beighler.
=, Mr.. Z. W. lockwood rode to Three
FINGERED Butte last week to look after
Mrs, Gladys Anderson of FARGO
VISITED at the home of her parents. M
and Mrs. Henry Nav on Friday of
last week, u
The Christian Endeavor society
gave an ice cream social at the church
tuesday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games on the lawn
| considering the busy season there
was a good crowd in attendance
The hfteen-months' old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark of Wilder
who was drowned in a di "a SUNDAY
was buried in the Roswell cemetery
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sreldon and son. To-
Ttov: rough Roswell | ;. week on
luesda.. to show some friends the
country. They called at the A. I
lockwood home.
Mr.. f. t. Rice spent last week in
and around Weiser, returning home
the first of this week.
Scott WHISKY and Don peek ,tterd
ca the automobile and aeroplane meet
in Boise last week.
Mr.: and Mrs. Burke and daughter.
Myrtle, from Nampa, were guests at
the Ben Ross home Sunday.
Several little folks of Roswell were
entertained at the Ben Ross home in
honor of Earl Usadel's fourth birth
Rev. F. P. Lawrence and family
and Arthur Rice were dinner guests
IN the Wisoner home in Big Bend
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. T. R. Davis of Pocatello has
6eeen visiting her brother, Mr. Ben
Ross, the past week. Mrs. J. Z.
Jewell of Salt Lake City has also
been visiting in the Ben Ross home
Mrs. Jewell is a niece of Mrs, Ben
Ross. De''
Carl Pierson, the garage man Of
Roswell, spent last Thursday and
Friday in Boise on business and at
tending the exhibition of the aero
plane and automobile.
Mr.. y. B. Grosvenor sang in the
First Presbyterian church choir in
Boise hist Sunday.
+; =. McCort.ick and family and
:: V. Golfer ari family left last
Thursday Tor Dry Hlrl. vi ere thev
will camp. They 5la1 10 be gone
about two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. d,
8: Grosvenor are living at the F. P.
Mccormick home during the family's
absence.
Miss Leora Peter left Tuesday for
Vale, Oregon, where she will take
teachers examinations
Mr.. A. J. lockwood and family,
Miss Grace Thompson of Boise and
Miss Florence Mccormick enioyed a
few days outing at Jump Creek this
week.
Miss Fishbaugh, a niece of Mrs.
H elm and Mr.. Jesse Baker, is visiting
in the Baker home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church met on Wednesday
a. the nom of Mrs. Rradrey.
Miss MarrInH Bro" m cnterrainc |
the embroidery club of Big Bend on
Thursday.
Chillren's Day exercises were held
at the Baptist church last Sunday
audience listened to an excellent pro-
gram.
Mrs. Emery Parsons has been con-
fined to dark room for the past
three weeks, owing to eye trouble 1t
is hoped that she may soon be bet
ter
Dora Warlan injured her foot by
stepping on nail. 1t was necessary
to have the wound lanced and clean
sed. She is still confined to the house
but is improving.
Perry jenkins caught his foot in