The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin. F. Duval, Miss
Florence, Billy and Paul Duval. and
Mrs. Clara ID. Brown took Sunday
dinner with Mrs. w. c. Frazier.
Mr.. A. B. Cooper is fixing up his
house in the way of screens and win
dows.
The Mothers Circle was we'll at
tend on Friday about twenty-five be-
ing present. New officers were elect
ed as follows: president, Mrs. SAM
uel Rowland; vice president. Mrs. l..
A. White; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. McRobbie. Mrs. A. B. Cooper
read paper on Mother" an extract
from Billy Sundays sermon on
Mother" After lunch a picnic for
the last of school was discussed. and
an entertainment which will take place
sometime in June, was considered.
The grange had a fishing party at
the upper dam last Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Hubert and Miss Mary
have returned from California.
Mrs. ChaS. Hall of Nampa attended
the mothers congress Friday and
spent the evening with Mrs. Samuel
Rowland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Allison were at
Wilder tn first of the week.
Mrs. Wardle became a member of
the Mothers Congress on last Fri
day.
Aldona Wohlenberg has a position
as stenographer for Charles & Co., of
Boise.
Miss Marjorie Strang and Mrs. Sam.
Rowland took Sunday dinner with
Mrs ChaS Hall of Mamma
Mrs. A. B. Cooper and family at
tended the "Old Maids convention" at
Nampa last Thursday evening. Miss
Dolly Tillotson and Miss Mildred
Cooper of Boise came over to attend
the convention and spent the night
with Miss Mildred's parents.
Mrs. Bun Black was in Caldwell
Saturday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Messler were in
Caldwell on Saturday.
A rather phenomenal goose on the
ranch of w. H. Bodle. The goose has
four legs. it is three days old and do
ing well seems to have little use for
the two hind legs.
The sewing girls clubs are progress
ing very nicely under the supervision
of Mrs. ]. w. Selvidge.
The FIRST year class is composed of
Helen Oliver. Blanche Dams, Nellie
Shaver, Irene Selvidge and Bertha
Gin. The second year class of Helen
Bumgarner, Bessie Bodle, Edith
Bryant, Alice Casey. Dorothy Whittle,
Mable Ackley, Ruby Carpenter. Cleta,
Alta and Allie Messler. Mrs. ]. w.
Selvidge is the supervisor and NETS
the girls on Tuesday evenings in the
school house.
Mrs. Selvidge has a class of girls
taking lessons in practical sewing who
meet at her home on Saturday of
every week, they practice on their own
garments. These girls pay $500 for
twenty lessons.
Misses Gladys and Esther circuit of
Payette visited their brother, Mr.. H. |
II. Orcutt and family few days last
week, returning home Sunday evening.
Mrs. circuit is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Sparks.
No Sunday school on Sunday on
account of the rain but the evening
service was we'll attended. Mothers
day was observed.
Miss Strang spent tn week end at
Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mendel and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Boise, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Rowland
Sunday.
Miss Sarah Davis is a guest of
Mrs. Hattie Hubert.
A ball game between Kenwood
School of Nampa. and the Midway
boys resulted in a score of four 70
three in favor of Midway. The game
was played at Midway.
Miss Nellie Shaver visited Miss
Annetta Wohlenberg Thursday even
ing.
Bessie Bodle visited Helen Bumgar-
ner on Monday evening of this week.
Charley Kelso is better and thinks
ne will be able to start to school
again by next Monday. He has been
suffering with streptococcus which
has been rather an epidemic in Nam
pa but is slowly dying out
Miss Mildred Cooper spent last
Sunday with Miss Ruth Hammer who
lives south of Caldwell
Mr.. L. L. Greenslet was in Caldwell
last Monday on business.
The ball game on Thursday evening
between Lakeview boys of Mamma
and the Midway BOYS resulted in
sore OF six TO Iftce1 in favor of
Miss Mary Greenslet received a two
ioilar prize from the w. c. 7. u. for
having the best essay in the Soph-
more class of Nampa high school on
Inc effects of tobacco on the body"
Edwin Pape has been driving the
chool wagon the past week.
HELEN Bumgarner spent Sunday
'VenIng with Dorothy Whittle.
:, Mrs. c. A. Harris was in Nampa on
Tuesday of this week.
A latera of the Phyllis ditch broke
asst Monday evening and flooded the
'reater part of corn field for Mrs. ,