The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-26

Friday evening, April End. The ladies
have a nice collection of fancy and
useful articles prepared for sale and
will serve one of their delicious sup
pers. Everyone is invited to attend
Con Sutton's baby is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Hugh Travis underwent a
minor operation at the Caldwell hosp
ital Friday afternoon. She was
/ brought home Sunday and is getting
alnog nicely but will not be able to be
around for some time. Miss Emma
Burns will stay with her until she is
in her usual health.
John Schilling and family left last
Thursday for their new home near
Glenns Ferry.
Mrs. Mccarthy, who has been here
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. E. Nc
Means, returned to her home in Boise
Friday.
A party was given at the r. E.
McMeans home Wednesday evening.
The party was a surprise for Mr.. and
Mrs. McMeans in honor of their
birthday and also celebrated the first
anniversary of the opening of the sta
ton here as we'll as St. Patrick's day.
The evening was spent playing five
hundred until midnight, when lunch
was served. Then dancing to the
music of Victrola and accordion was
enjoyed until 400 a. m. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Schil-
ling, Miss Bessie Schilling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Florence
A. Hall, Miss Sharp, and Messrs. Bert
Heath, Sam Reichel and Bert Davis.
Saturday two of the o. S. L. officials
visited our city. A. B. Stevenson,
general superintendent, and C. E.
Brooks, assistant superintendent of
this division.
Bert Davis will have charge Of the
Boeck ranch this year.
P. A. Pheeny, roadmaster of the o.
S. L., was a visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. Blackaby and sister-in-law
motored up from Ontario Sunday,
visited here and returned home the
same evening.
Delbert Fletcher, Ray Fletcher and
Steele Miller went up to the potash
fields Monday to do further assess
ment work.
Lewis Smith has rented the George
Upton cottage and he and Mrs. Smith
will move in as soon as the c. F.
Freeburn family move to the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fletcher were
dinner guests at the Delbert Fletcher
home Sunday
Mrs. John Upton was taken serious
ly i'll and was taken to the CANYON
hospital in Caldwell last week. She is
very rapidly and is expect
ed home Tuesday.
Mrs. c. E. Freeburn and Mrs. T, |
W: Owsley are taking care of the
children during Ms. Upton's absence,
The baby daughter at the ]. D.
Dung home has been named Mar
orie Averil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn were
Caldwell visitors Saturday.
John Upton visited Mrs. Upton in
Caldwell, Sunday.
Ralph Evans is plastering the Free
ourn cottage and Mr.. Carlson is here
rom Caldwell to do the finishing
work.
The Wilson Stock Co., gave four
act drama, entitled Brother Against
Brother" at Heath Hall Friday even
ng. Vaudevills numbers were given
between acts and a dance followed
he performance. A good crowd at
ended and report a good entertain
nent and very pleasant evening.
Charles Brewster is helping with
he work at Island Park. He is to
rave charge of the work on Mrs. l,
3. Yaden's desert claim this summer,
MIR. and Mrs. F. T. Rogers were
Inner guests at the VIM. Martin
lone Sunday.
G, w. Butt was in from the ranch
Monday.
Miss Mae Mercer spent the week
nd at the home of her sister, Mrs
Ihomas Tarr, in Fargo.
Mrs. w, R. Sample was in town
hopping Monday.
Mrs. 5. A. Day has purchased
irving horse of Con Sutton.
w; w, Peter was Caldwell visitor
he first of the week.
The directors of the Gem district
Ield a meeting in Caldwell last Tues.
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