The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-28
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]. Walter Johnson is in the city
from Claytonia this week.
Mrs. Claude Moore is recovering
nicely from a severe case of bronchi-
tbs.
Mrs. w. P. Lyon will entertain this
afternoon at bridge in honor of Mrs.
]. A. Young of Weiser.
T. H. Dryden of Bruneau was in
the city this week a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Crews.
Mrs. NJ. A. Deardorff who is visit
ing friends at Meridian will go either
to Ontario or Twin Falls in the near
future. She has under consideration
positions in both cities.
f. H. Plowhead, cashier of the Com
mercial bank, left for San Francisco
last week and will be absent some
few days, He will take in the Panama
Pacific exposition.
w. R. Sebree returned from south
ern California Monday evening and
will spend the summer here. Mrs.
Sebree and children will return to Ida
no later in the season. 1t is to be
hoped that Mr. Scbree's return will
have no i'll effect on the Caldwell base
ball team.
Miss Fannie Rivers, niece Of Mr..
and Mrs c. l.. Austin. with whom she
has been making her home for the
past four years, left Thursday at
noon for ST. Joseph, Mo-, to visit re-
lativcs, then to Kansas City, where she
will make her home with her sister.
Rev. ]. G. Cowden left Sunday for
Silverton. Oregon, San Francisco and
southern California. He will visit Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Cowden at Silverton,
afterwards taking in the two exposi-
tons. He will spend the summer in
southern California with two sisters.
Frank Estabrooke, ST., for 20 years
a leading lawyer of Nampa, died very
suddenly at Boise Monday afternoon.
Up to the hour of death Mr.. Esta-
brooke was in his usual health. The
funeral was held Wednesday at Nam
pa and was attended by a number from
Caldwell.
A merry party of young people gave
Miss Fannie Rivers delightful fare
well surprise party at her home on
Cleveland Boulevard Monday evening
Games were played on the lawn and
later in the house intersperced with
music formed a most pleasant evening
after which dainty refreshments were
served. All departed for their homes
wishing Miss Rivers safe and pleas
ant journey.
Chapter F of the P f. O., was well
represented at Boise Monday evening
and tuesday,. All the Chapters of the
state sent delegates to these meetings
held for the purpose of organizing a
Grand Chapter for Idaho. The mem
bers of the Caldwell Chapter, who
took part in the program were: Mes
danes Buckner Hay, Blondel, and the
Misses Mann, Westcott. Mcfarland
and Sturgeon.
T. J. Huff, Emma S. Smith, Attor-
ney John A. Nelson, all of San Diego
California, arrived in our city last
week and will visit for a few DAYS be-
fore returning to Caldwell, where il
rumored that Mr.. Huff has invested in
property and will reside Mrs. Emma
Smith is an attorney of distinction and
is the first woman attorney that has
ever visited Jordan Valley. She has
many friends and acquaintences here
who would like to see her locate in
this section or near here.-Jordan Val,
ley Express.
The meetings of the Church oil
Christ that have been in progress for
the past three weeks in the old col
lege building are progressing still and
will continue to do so until SUNDAY
evening next A church was organic.
ed last Sunday with twenty-sever
members and prospects are very good
for several more soon. Some good
sermons such as you like to hear ant
that do you good have been prepared
for this week. Come out and hear the
evangelist. G. w. Williams, and hear
some interesting sermons containing
nothing but the true Gospel. Mr.
Williams has been preaching the Cos
pei for twenty-three years and ha,
become almost expert on any subjec
in the Bible. If you come once yot
will come again. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all We seek no
yours, but you. Meetings each even
ing at 500 o'clock and Sunday morn
ing at 1880
Since the organization, ffty-fv,
years ago, the Equitable has paid pol
icy holders $982, 7780,00000, and still