The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-30
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Miss Lillian Alchenbcrger died at
St. Alphonsus hospital in Boise, We'd
nesdav of last week, the remains were
brought to Middleton and funeral
services were held from the Baptist
church, Saturday at 1000 o'clock in
the morning. DR.. Boone of Caldwell
and Rev. A. d. Garrison conducted
the services. The floral offerings
were many and very beautiful. \ very
large assemblegc attended. Miss
Alchenberger was 81 years of age and
had been a resident OF Middleton all
her life. She was a graduate of the
College Of Idaho. Later teaching in
the public schools Of Middleton and
surrounding districts The past few
years she had spent in her home,
teaching music and assisting her sis
ter Miss Anna, in home duties.
Mrs. l.. |. Zimmerman was badly
frightened Sunday when her horse,
hitched to the buggy, trampled her
under it's feet and ran for home, near
" a mile away, with the two little
children in the buggy alone. The lit
tie six-year-old girl held to the baby
and her screams for help brought out
the neighborhood who we're unable to
catch the horse until it arrived at the
gate at their home, where it stopped
and waited for them 10 let it in.
Rev. A. II. Seward was called to
Laramie, Wyoming, last week on ac-
count of a serious accident that be
fell his brother. Mr. Seward arrived
Thursday night but his brother never
regained consciousness and died in
about an hour afterwards. Rev. Sow
ard is now visiting his sister at
Wheathead, Wyoming.
+. NJ. Gardner of Eagle and an auto
load of friends joined J. II. Mabee
and wife and ]. A. King and wife in a
trip through the Emmett country last
Thursday, viewing the fine orchards
and also bringing home some choice
apricots.
Edgar Smyser disposed of his six
acres near Middleton to Mr.. Meek OF
Caldwell Caldwell residence proper
ty was taken in part payment by Mr..
Smyser
Mr.. Newton Clark of Hood River,
Oregon, is visiting his uncle, J, II,
Mabee and family
G.. c. Painter and wife, contemplate
leaving Saturday for California, to
attend the eXpositions and also to
visit Mr.. Painters parents G. W. Oy-
lear will have charge of the bank work
during their absence.
+. +. Manning and family are pre-
pairing to move back to Brownlee.
The pie social given by the young
people of the Baptist church Tuesday
evening at the Barney home, was very
we'll attended and a pleasant evening
was spent by all.
Miss Luella Manning of Froman's
Ferry, is visiting relatives in Mid
dleton.
Mrs. w. Singer of Meridian was in
Middleton to attend Miss Alchenberg-
er's funeral
Mrs. George Mudgett of Spokane,
Washington, spent the latter part of
the week visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs Louise Mudgett of Middleton.
II. w. Sutton and wife were down
from Boise, Saturday.
K f. Allen and wife spent Sunday
in Caldwell visiting their daughter,
Mrs w. w. Waterman.
]. NJ. Rutledgc and wife autoed to
Homedale Tuesday.
John Seward is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Casner, at Horseshoe Bend.
Miss Lena Fretwell is up from
Roswell for visit at the Smyser
home.
Mrs. A. H. Seward is visiting in
Vale, Oregon,
G. w. Oylear and family returned
home Tuesday after camping in Long
Valley and the mountains for the
past two weeks.