The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-29
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Mrs. Hazel Mulch and little son,
from Sunny Slope, returned home al
ter spending a couple of weeks visit
ing Mrs. Frank Laws, of Willow
Creek heights.
Messrs. Charles and Elmer Croc-
kett are expected home this week
from Long Valley, where they have
been running a threshing machine.
Little Raymond Mcintyre is on the
sick list this week. 1t is hoped he
will be all right in few days.
Mr.. Levi Reynolds took load OF
rye over to Middleton for Mr. Elisha !
| Koshaba.
Jas. Wilson has raised the largest
number of turkeys in the neighbor
hood, his flock numbers $50. They
are all fine birds.
Mr.. Aaron Newman rode over on
the Creek, Friday.
Ed Rutledge drove his bunch OF
beef cattle down from Brownlee last
Monday. He reports a fine lot of
nice clean apples raised on his farm
at Brownlee this year. He gave a
few away as samples and they were
certainly nice lot.
Elisha Koshaba is looking over his
property on Willow Creek.
Plowhead and Maybee are again on
the Creek threshing grass seed.
There was load of potatoes hauled
through here to the head of the creek
last Tuesday.
Mr. Cleveland Murphy called on the
Creek Sunday.
Mr. Levi Reynolds went over to
Parma after load of lumber last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Slayer called
at the Reynold home one day last
week.
Mr.. Reynolds is leveling his field
and garden spot.
Mrs. Marie Crockett visited Mrs
M. H. Mcintyre Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Laws took some beef
over to Caldwell for Mr.. A. F. Har-
per, Thursday.
Mr.. Allen Legerly was on Willow
5 Creek, Thursday, looking after some
} stock he is contemplating purchas-
( ing
? Nielsen Jensen and family are get
ting ready to move to Meridian, where
he has rented a ranch.
Herman Murphy of Caldwell, call
ed at the Reynold home last Sunday
The social evening at the Method
. list church was quite a success. The
|, young gentlemen of the chorus served
: refreshments. Everybody went home
i rejoicing.
Mr.. Orville Smyser of Middleton
4 was a business caller on the Creek
" Friday.
Len Owens has moved his house il
from his homestead.
;, There is lots of potatoes being
hauled to upper Willow Creek. Mos
of the farmers are going to put il
9 large potato crops next year.
Frank Laws sold his hogs to Smy
: ser & Son, in Middleton.
Levi Reynolds was a business Gale
!. in Middleton Friday.
Mrs Mcintyre went over to Middle
- ton Friday to watch the basket bal
: game between Apple Valley and Mid
h dleton. The score standing IA to
in Middleton's favor.
: Miss frankie took dinner at TIL
- Bixby home Friday, together witt
Miss Bixby and daughters, Edna an
70 Ethel they attended the social at tn
Methodist church.
~ Elisha Koshaba has Mr. Barney @
, Middleton employed in moving hi
~ cabin from its present location owe
to the main road
l. Mr. Judd Chips and wife have re
turned from Long Valley, where the
20 have been for the past month.
8 Mr. William March of Caldwell wa
II on the Creek looking after poultr
" last Thursday.
Nielsen Jensen took load of hog
to Meridian where he expects to NOV
shortly.
Calvin Newman has returned frol
e Long Valley.
rs Mr.. Faber of Middleton has r,
~ turned from Garden Valley, where /
81 went to look at a piece of property.
Is Mrs. o. H. Mauritz of Nampa
ca visiting her sister Mrs. E. H. Crockett
as Leon Owen assisted by Messr
u. Chas. Burch, John Kipp and Fran
IN IN Laws, is moving his house from h
ny homestead to his Willow Creek ranc
"a Marguerite Harper attended Il
" baket ball game in Middleton Frids
= afternoon.
/ Frank Laws, Jr., is on the sick lis
~ Raymond Mcintyre was unable
." attend school last week on account
~ illness.
em Mr.. and Mrs. Zaner of Roswell a
on spending a few days with their daug
10 ter. Mrs. A. f. Harper.
- III Mr.. Jess lesson was in Middlet'
a. az Friday.
H., Mrs. Mckinney has been spendir
he few days with her mother, NJ
NJ Owen.
ice Architect A. F. Harper assisted
by Mr.. Miles, has just erected a nj
a bungalow for Mrs. Harper's VIII
ar Leghorns.
are "
BIC At high noon Tuesday, October
on at the home of the brides parents