The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-25
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t. F. Caldwell called ON DR.. Case
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Jarnigan and Mrs
Owens drove. to Parma Wednesday,
Mr.. ]. Lund was guest at the
Jacobson home near Roswell last
Sunday.
DR.. Waldrop of Parma autoed
through the valley Wednesday en-
route to Owyhee county.
Mr.. Sam Egger attended church in
Wilder Sunday evening.
Mr.. Otto Usadell and daughter, Olga
were business callers in Parma last
Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Tilford who lives across
Snake riverr, is recovering from her
recent illness.
Vera Mccoy was in the valley Sun
day looking over personal property.
Miss Bertha Egger and Adelia Usa-
dell were camping on Snake river last
Sunday.
H. c. Dunagan purchased hay from
Ole Hansen the first of the week.
B. Sunblad of Parma was in the
valley Sunday looking after his inter
ests here.
A. Moore was thinning apples in the
Steele orchard the past week.
Mrs Asp delivered new potatoes in
Parma Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund and Mr.. Walter
Marston and Master Dudley Marston
were dinner guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
John kelm of Wilder Friday.
George Sheets transacted business
in Parma FRIDAY.
Mrs. T. f. Caldwell was in Parma
an business last week.
Mrs. "A b. Peterman spent the week
md with home folks near Roswell
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund and children, Mr..
Case and children also Mrs. Cacandah
were guests at the Butler home Friday
Lars Arland and Alfred Lund were
leeyeling some land for Mrs. Cavandah
this week.
John Aten has some fish lines set
in Snake river for sturgeon.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Burton were
shopping in Parma Wednesday.
William tones of Parma is gather
ing her berry crop in the valley this
week.
Mrs. Lund and daughter, Helen and
Mrs, II. Dunagan and children were
picking cherries near Roswell last
Wednc sday.
Miss Lorraine Peterman was stay
ing with Mrs. w. G. Storey of Biz
Bend last week.
Claud Allen was a business caller
in the county seat Thursday.
Mr., McCaully was helping Allen
Matthews of Big Bend. with his hay
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Egger made a
business trip to Caldwell, Monday.
Misses Olga and Cora Usadell and
ohm Bauman were guests at the Ross
home near Parma Sunday.
Miss Ruth Pierce and her uncle, Toe
Mclaughlin, drove to Parma Satur-
day.
Earl Peterman of Roswell was visit
ing his mother at the homestead las,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Hand were
picking cherries near Roswell last
Thursday
Mrs. A. B. Peterman went to Ros.
we'll Saturday, from there she and
her children went to Caldwell to at.
tend Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Moore and he,
daughters attended the ball game a
Wilder Sunday between Marble From
and Wilder.
The Misses Olga, Cora and Adeli;
Usadell, Bertha Egger and brother
Sam, were entertained at the Red
mond home in Owyhee county Thrus
dav evening.
The fine clover fields in the valle,
are attracting much attention at tn,
present time and if favorable condi
tons continue there will be larp,
harvest of the seed threshed.
The Ladies of the Circle decided a
their last meeting to have the schoo
grounds leveled and dressing put OF
the ground then seeded down. Tn,
contract to be let to the lowest bid
| der.
William Asp who is ditch rider nea
Wilder came ohme Sundar Ior ;
horse to use instead of his bicycle
which he broke.
Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. lanes Crigq
and sons, Roy and William, starte,
tor Montana, Saturday to make thei
future home.
Mr.. Giles and finally of PocateIl,
have moved on the Moran place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lohli and daughters
Margaret and Martha, from Roswell
and Mr.. Finer of Parma, were guest