The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-23
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Mrs. c. B. Ross who was operated
on for appendicitis last week is re-
ported as making satisfactory progress
toward recovery.
A little daughter named Ina. re-
Gently arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Parsons
Mrs Corson, mother of Mrs. Fred
Baxter, is very i'll with pneumonia.
Her daughter, Mrs. Jones, was sum-
moned by wire and arrived Monday
evening.
Eunice lockwood visited for few
days with her friend, Nellie Hetrick
Of Wilder.
The Highland Threshing company
began the seasons work on Monday
at the Wamstad ranch.
Mrs. Edna Stark is the housekeeper
in the Roeder home at Parma during
the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs Roeder.
Miss Hazel Farley is border there.
Many Roswell people went to
Parma to see the Liberty Bell. The
train passed through town without
stopping yet the bell was seen very
we'll
F. P. Mccormick and c. v. Cottier
and families returned on Tuesday of
last week from a two weeks outing
at Dry Buck. They report very
enjoyable time.
Excavating was begun last week
for the basement of Mr.. Zelmer's new
house.
The young peoples classes of the
Presbyterian Sunday school gave a
party on the church lawn Tuesday
evening.
The Chautauqua circle met last
man at the Steele home on the fruit
tract, to read selections from Tenny-
son.
Miss Anderson of Boise has been
visiting in the ]. H. Lowell home the
past week.
Arthur Rice preached at the Beth
any Presbyterian church in Boise.
last Sunday.
Mrs Loveland, daughter Of John
Steel, left on Thursday to meet her
husband and attend the exposition
with him. Her children will remain
in the John Steel home.
Miss Grace Miller of Apple Valley
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Sharp, over Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Gardner left last week
for her home in Omaha. Her mother
being i'll.
Mrs. Hazebrigg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Taylor, arrived with
her two sons, Glenn and Harold, from
Nebraska, last week. They will re-
main for short visit with their peo-
pie here.
Carl Pierson has purchased two lots
from w. F. Howard, just west of the
H. F. Bragg residence, and will soon
begin the erection of a cottage home.
Rev f. p. Lawrence, assisted by
delegation of men from the Mems
Bible class from the First Presbyter-
ian church of Parma, held services on
the Island in the woods near the Ben
Ross home last Sunday afternoon. The
next meeting will be held on Sunday
July 18th. and will be CON
Quoted by Rev. Malcomb Wood of the
Baptist church.
Rev. f. p. Lawrence and family
and DR.. o. +. Wisner and family au-
toed to Boise, Friday of last week
The annual meeting of the Southern
Idaho and Eastern Oregon Bee Grow
ers association was held on the lawn
at the Godfrey Loheli home last
Thursday. About seventy bee men
from nearly all the nearby towns
were present About six cars met
The trains at Parma to bring them to
Roswell. Several addresses were made
after which various ones took part in
discussions. After the banquet, which
came after the program, the members
were taken around to look over the
Roswell bench and fruit tract.
Mr.. Pock Helm and Mrs. Fishbaugh
Mrs Helms sister and two children,
will leave soon for the Panama Pacific
exposition.