The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14

slumber party by Miss Alberta
Travis Monday night.
| Mrs. Gould of Star has taken pos
session of the Pioneer hotel. She is
an experienced hotel woman and will
open the dining room soon.
! E. E. Larkin, freight tariff Inspector
with headquarters at Salt Lake, was
guest at the T. E. McMean's home
last week.
Dow Dunning was in Boise on bust
ness last week
Owen Threlkeld is building an adj
dition to the bungalow which he pur-
chased recently of B. Heath.
Mrs. Hugh Travis and Miss Louise
McMeans were Caldwell visitors on
Thursday.
Horace Dunning is down from the
South Mountain country, where he
spent the winter on a visit with his
father and brothers.
Al Moss of Upper Succor Creek was
d visitor at the J. w. Graft ranch last
week.
Homedale has two organized ball
teams and they crossed bats at Island
Park Sunday to decide who should
have the use of the ball suits belonging
to Homedale The lineup of the
teams were as follows:
First team Seconds
George Taylor Richard Stevens
Dennis White 2 b. Russell Johnson
Walter Tracy SIS Dutch Wilkinson
Charles Heath 3b Harold Eidemiller
Charles Brewster If Walter Adams
Sam Rcichel CT P. lacks
J. McKague RI Rurt Perry
The second team were the winners
by scor of Is to and next week
they will play the married men. The
game will occur at Island Park about
two o'clock D. m.
b. F. Clay has traded his Claytonia
ranch to Mr.. Faulds for ranch near
Portland. Mr.. Faulds is expected
here to take possession at once. Mr..
and Mrs. Clay's many friends are very
sorry to have them leave but offer
wishes TO success and happiness in
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sharp of Roswell
we're guests at the W. J. Helton home
Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Hodgson and children
were guests at the Con Sutton home
last week
]. w. Graft returned Friday from a
business trip to Caldwell.
J. II. Hill was up from Ontario last
Saturday attending to business mat
tiers mere
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. G.. L.
Hoseley Thursday afternoon. A good |
crowd was in attendance and spent |
very pleasant afternoon.
The school ground Improvement
meet Saturday was not at all the sue
cess it should have been. Very few
men and teams were there and only a
small part of the necessary work was
done. A few have sufficient interest
to be continuing the work this week
and through their work the grounds
nay be put into presentable condition.
his is making very heavy work for
some while il all, who should be
more than willing to help, would do
their share: the work would be very
light tor all. The ladies of the Circle
wish to thank the willing workers
What might have been quite Ser
Gus accident occurred at the ferry
Thursday evening. Mrs. Hugh Travis.
Miss Louise McMeans and Miss AL
1erta Travis were in a buggy and II
heir horse became frightened and Il
shed suddenly, just as they started on
ne boat throwing Miss Louise AID
MISS Alberta out between the wheels
Mr.. Adams caught the horse by the /
DIT and held him till the girls were
out OF danger when it was found that
he fright had caused Mrs. Travis to
amt. She soon recovered and all were Il
glad to find no serious damage done
Quite number of Fargo people at
ended the school entertainment last
saturday night.
Mrs. Florence A. Hail and Mrs. Mel
lie Peck went to Boise Thursday.
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