The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
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A. c. Zimmerman and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of a little
daughter, born Tuesday morning.
Walter Crockett and wife are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy King died Saturday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. r. [,
Baugh, near Middleton. The bodv
was shipped to the old hime in the
east. Mrs. Baugh accompanied the
remains
Melvin Moberly returned home last
Sunday from Meridian, where he has
been employed for the past three
months. He will remain at home for
the present.
Clint Allen, who has been associat-
ed with the Middleton Herald for the
past two years, has accepted a posi-
ton with c. J. Shorb, publisher of
the Caldwell News.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Timpke return
ed Saturday from Deer Flat. where
Mr.. Iimpke went on fruit inspect
ing trip and Mrs. Timpke visited with
friends
S. F. CLANCY and granddaughter
Miss Alta, were in Boise last Wed
nesday
Mrs. Mary Meth entertained her
Sunday school class at dinner last
Sunday
Ira M. Rutledge and family were
visiting relatives in Nyssa, Sunday.
Mrs. Bowman was over from the
Franklin district Monday.
Miss Ethel Long will return home
this week having finished high school
J. K. CLANCY and family were over
from Deer Flat Sunday to attend the
memorial services.
Walter and Maurice Rutledge at
tended the ball game between Nyssa
and Emmett, Sunday at Emmett.
+. Shaetfer of Caldwell passed
through Middleton Tuesday on his
way, to ,Shaffer Creek to buy a car
load of horses.
The Baptist Association at this
early date (Tuesday) shows everv in
dication OF being one of the busiest
sessions ever held in this district
over one hundred people from out
slde points were in attendance TODAY
and the church was crowded to its
doors, many not being able to get
inside at all. Many prominent speak
ers and singers are in attendance.
The Alert Class of the NJ. E. Sun
day School gave an ice cream social
on the parsonage lawn Tuesday even
ing; A very good crowd attended.
Carl Rutledge and Miss Faye Burns
attended the high school commence
ing.
Mrs. J. G. Lyke has been eniovinp
a visit from DR.. T. E. McCoughen
and wife and daughter of Siox Civ
Iowa, Mrs. McCoughen is a sister
attend the fair. They are thinktno
OF Mrs. Lyke. They left Friday to
seriously Of returning to locate here
u. W. Oylear has received word
from his wife in North Idaho, stating
that their little daughter, Gertrude IS
not improving in health as they had
hoped she would.
~ small but aDpreciative audience
gathered at the Odd Fellows hall on
Sunday afternoon to listen to an
address given by A. f. GIBSON of
Caldwell. Mr.. Binford also favored
the audience with two beautiful solos
Mr.. Mumford accompanying him on
the piano. After services at the hall.
a visit was made to the cemetery
where floral offerings were placed in
of deceased members of both
orders, as follows: o. L. Phillips, R
7; Vaughn, J. L. Ocheltree, Lee
CLANCY. Hirman Payne and Mrs.
Mary Kinney, a Rebekah.
Bert Bostwick of the local sub-sta-
hon is enjoying his vacation in the
hills. He having left Boise Wednes-
day with jolly party, fully equipped
Tor the camp and fishing pool.