The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-12
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Chris Rankin was in Riverside (alas
Peaceful Valley last Monday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Kendall and children spent
last Monday at the Prosser home.
Bert Bailey and family were Cald-
we'll visitors last Tuesday.
Mr.. Newman has just finished dig
ging a cistern.
Bert Perry was quite sick last week
but is able to be out now.
Mrs. Prosser spent last Thursday
at the Albert Mulch home.
Miss Bertha Mammen spent the
week end with her parents near Ros-
we'll
Gene Jones was a visitor at the
Kendall home Saturday night.
Messrs. FRANKIE, Jones, Kendall,
Godfrey, Keister, were city visitors
last-w
E. G. Kendall went to the capital
city on business Saturday.
Edith Clemens spent part of Friday
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Clark
Travis.
The Lakeview Literary Society will
meet Friday evening, March II, today
Everyone is invited.
Bert Bailey went to Meridian after
his COW, returning Friday evening.
Glen Huston and Gene Jones visit
ed Bert Perry Sunday.
Clifford Barnhart spent Sunday at
the Perry home.
Mrs. Robbins. ST., spent Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. Huston.
Eleanor Prosser spent part of last
week at the Kendalls.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Travis were Nam
pa visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hyslop attend
ed the High School Alumni play in
Nampa Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mailman
gave dance Friday evening for a
number of their friends. Mr.. Nc
Adams furnished the music assisted
by Mr.. Robbins. Everyone prc<ut
reported fine time.
Mrs. Robbins, Jr., and Mrs. Huston
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Fred
Huston
Ira Benson and his family arrived
IN the neighborhood last week. They
moved into the Paulson house Ter a
lew days until they could rent place.
Mr.. Benson succeeded in renting the
VIII Derig farm also the Kramer
farm. They moved onto the Dcrir
farm Sunday.
Ed. Dolbow drilled 40 acres of
wheat last week on the Miss Davis
place which he has rented.
Mr., and Mrs Earl Zeal were on
the Slope Sunday looking for a place
to rent.
The rabbit drive last week was q
big success, About $50 men attended
1t and large number Of rabbits were
slaughtered, Lunch was served at the
Godfrey home. We wish to thank the
town men both those who 50 gener.
ouSly donated and those who partici
patcd in the drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miles took Mrs.
Miles father rs far as Poison Greek
Sunday Some one met him al Poison
Creek and drove him to his home in
Jordan Valley.
Mrs. O'Dean and Vivian Liecbty
were visitors at George Huston's last
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs, Ed. Dolbow celebrat.
ed their 18th wedding anniversary
Friday evening. The evening was
spent playing games and dancing after
which refreshments were served con
slSting of pickles, sandwiches. cakes
coffee and oranges. Apples and pop
corn were passed during the games
Everyone present reported a splendid
time. eve always do have good
time at Dolbow's, also good eats. ~
Those present were MeSsrs and Mes.
danes W. W. Patton. w. II. Kollen-
born, b. Bailey, Chris. Rankin, ]. +
Baylcss, II. Godfred, Ira Benson, Ed
Tarwater, c. II, Travis. A. C. Keister
T. Zeal, F.. G, Kendall Carl Aven
Bert Spencer; Messrs. ]. Doyle, n
Newman, Payne Rankin, Elder, C
Barnhart; Misses Laura Perry, Flea.
nor Prosser, Edith Clemens. and a
number of children.
Rev. Jones will talk on Alaska Sun.
day night, March Ia,