The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-09

and defeated the Midway aggregation
on their own grounds last Sunday
The Maple Grove team has fine pros
poets OF being a very good team this
year. Several new players have been
added to it making a great improve
ment. The game Sunday being the
first game of the season, and while
some of the players had not played
any before this year, not very good
work could be expected.
Next Sunday we will meet Midway
again. This time on our own dia-
mond. Every body is invited.
Mr.. George Lafferty has been on
the sick list but is now improving.
A dance as given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith in honor
of their son, Floyd's birthday A
large number attended and all re-
ported good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mills spent
Sunday at Greeley's
George Judd was a Caldwell visitor
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Jack Riddle called at Row
lands and Grey's last Thursday even
ing.
Little George Lafferty was on the
sick list last week.
The Rowland family have all re-
covered from the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hampson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Liner, Miss Sherburg, Judd
brothers, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nooner
and Clayde Rowland were Caldwell
visitors last Friday evening.
The Maple Grove school ball team
defeated the Midway school nine last
Friday.
The Washington ball team was sup
posed to play the Maple Grove nine
but only few of the Washington
boys came. So they played the Mid
way boys who came over to watch
the game.
Newell Greeley was on the sick
list last Tuesday.
Messrs. Shaffer and Simpson have
rented the Vinson forty acres for the
coming summer.
Mr.. Doolittle called at Rowland's
last Friday
Let me sell or trade your farm or
make you loan. M. L. Walker. Of
flee over Colonial. 40
Messrs. Turner and Sullivan have
taken charge of the place which they
purchased from Mr.. Walker and are
now putting in the grain.
Mr.. Shaffer called at Judd's last
Monday.
Mr.. George Smith sold one of his
horses last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baird of Cald-
we'll spent Sunday at John Smiths.
Mr.. Vinson of Caldwell was in this
neighborhood last week looking after
h1C N1n Ill IL fl (
on the place has died. 1t is thought
that the sheep pastured it too close
last fall.
George and Bob Smith called at
VIM. Nooner's last Monday.
Messrs. McTieson and Emmons
have rented the eighty acres belong
ing to the Judge Smith estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith of
Caldwell. were in this neighborhood
Sunday.
Mr. Clay Cox of Caldwell called at
Judd's last Friday evening.
A pasture has been fenced in for
the dairy herd on the experimental
farm.
Mr.. Walker will sell off all his
stool and other things at a public
auction next week.
Mr.. Sy Mills and son, Lloyd, moved
the rest of the things last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig of Five Mile,
attended the dance at Smiths last
Saturday evening.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lonkey spent
Sunday at John Lonkey's.
Newell Greeley called at Roy
Smiths Sunday.
Water was turned in the Phyllis
and High Line bitches last week to
soak the bitches up before time to
begin irrigating
]. F. Rowland took a load of oats
to town last Tuesday
Ike Judd called at McNeiley's last
Friday.
Two cows of the dairy herd on the
experiment farm bloated last week
but have recovered.
Mrs. Charlie Hampson's father,
Mr.. Hazen, of Nebraska. is here visit
ing her
Mr.. Theron I.afferty returned from
Los Angeles, California, Monday.
Theron seems to like to donate to
the railroads as this makes at least
three trips to California and back.