The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-07
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Edna, were in Homedale visiting her
daughter. Syl via, last week, returning
home Thursday.
Mrs. L. O'Donnell went to Nyssa
on business trip Monday.
William Blackaby returned Thurs
day from visit at Ontario.
Mr.. Shea of Jordan Valley, was a
guest at the Dunning home last week.
A sale was held at the c. L. Van
Buskirk place Saturday, when he dis
posed of his household goods and
other personal effects. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Buskirk and Master Paul left on
Saturdays train. Mrs. Van Buskirk
and Master Paul will visit friends in
Nampa and Mr.. Van Buskirk will re-
turn here Tuesday to settle up some
business affairs. They will leave soon
for Prescott, Arizona, where they will
make their future home.
Floyd McKague of Caldwell and
Ray Stafford of Midway were in town
Tuesday.
Messrs. White and Gay left here
Tuesday with loads of merchandise
for Jordan Valley.
Col. and Mrs. w. L. Holton have
closed the Pioneer hotel and retired
to private life again. The hotel will
soon be re-opened by a lady from
Star.
Mrs: Ida Gilman came UP from On
tario Saturday to attend to some bust
ness matters here.
Mrs. John Slower and daughter,
Miss Winnie, visited part of last week
their son and brother, Edward. at
Pocatello.
Mrs. H. K. Ferguson was in from
the ranch Saturday.
Mr.. Oliver Anderson made a trip to
Nyssa, Sunday and returned with two
men who have gone to work with the
section crew.
Chris. Jensen was in Caldwell last
week visiting with relatives.
]. w. Graft took a fine team of
mules to Caldwell, Monday, to place
them on sale there.
Wwen Threlkheld has purchased the
Bert Heath bungalow. Mr.. Threlk-
held's father and mother are to live
with him.
Harry Stephens and daughter. Bea-
trice, were over from Fargo, Mon
day.
F. T. Rogers, manager of the Home
dals Forwarding company, was a pas
senger to Caldwell Thursday morn
ing, where he went to have some den
tai work done.
James Hilliard was Sunday dinner
guest at the home of Mrs. Florence
A. Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Miller left
Thursday for their home at Pendle-
ton, after spending a couple of weeks
here visiting with their daughter, Mrs
Tony Freeburn, and son. Mr.. Steele
Miller.
Mrs. w. ]. Helton and Mrs. R. A.
Lawson were in town shopping last
Monday.
J. E. Weeks of Caldwell was visi-
tor here Friday.
c. E. Peterson entertained Mrs
Florence A. Hall and Mrs. Nellie
Peck at dinner last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith spent
the day Wednesday visiting at the
Schenck ranch.
Bert Heath has moved into a room
in the Peck building.
Mrs. Charles Dugdale of Claytonia
visited here with her neice, Miss Edith
Wilson, from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Peter are
over from Caldwell visiting at the
home of their son, w. w. Peter, and
s. n. L II,
A baseball game, between the Wild.
81. and Homedale teams was played a
Island Park Sunday. A good crowc
was in attendance and the game wa:
Snappy and interesting, resulting in {
final score of to 4 in favor of Wilder
Opal Conklin is staying at the Nc
Connell home until school closes. Sh,
spent the week end at home.
Mrc Sam Gum rAtVtroaL f~o,,a ToIJ
we'll Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cupl
have rented the George Upton cot
tage for the summer.
Miss Ida Schenck spent SATURDAY.
at the Lewis Smith home.
Mrs. c. w. Bolton and small son o
Central Cove spent last week her,
visiting with Mrs. Bottoms parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cowan.
Roy King was a Boise visitor OF
Monday.
Mrs. Con Sutton has been on tn
sick list for over week.
Mr.. Whittle and son of Middleton
were here last week looking the coun
try over with view to finding loca
ton.
William Cowan and Edward Burn
made trip to the potash mines las
Sunday.
Ed. Smell made trip to Wilder TO
seed corn, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
were down from the upper pumping
plant Tuesday. Mr.. Robinson attend
ed the Gem District directors meet
ing and Mrs. Robinson visited witt
her mother, Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mrs
Smith returned home with them an
will visit for time while Mr.. Smit
assists in putting in the remainder G
the crop at the ranch. Mr. and Mr..
Smith will then go to Seattle an
spend the summer visiting with thei
son whose home is there.
: Mrs. Tony Freeburn was in fror
the ranch Monday.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Needham were owe
from Central Cove trading last Mon
day.
Miss Bell Furgeson left Sunday {
last week to attend the M. E. quarter
ly convention at Sweet. Idaho Sh
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