The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09
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Mrs. Tom Limbaugh was a visitor
at the Chas. Allen home in Roswell
last week.
B. J. Bradley was out from Boise
last week looking after business inter
eStS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Trunnell were
Caldwell visitors Wednesday.
Miss Hoover and Miss Fowler came
out Wednesday and met with the la
dies of this vicinity at the home OF
Mrs. w. S. Rowland. Miss Hoover
gave an interesting talk on the COM
position of foods and food values. She
presented a plan for a cooperative
laundry in connection with the Farm
ers' Cooperative Creamery and dem
ohstrated a number of useful and time
saving articles for the home.
Miss Fowler demonstrated the use
full and entertaining properties of the
Victrola and Miss Hoover spoke OF
the economy and preference for the
purchase of Victrola rather than
training the untalented child.
The Parent-Teachers' Circle held a
very interesting meeting Friday after
noon, about so ladies and girls being
present The next meeting will be
the first Friday in July at the Metho-
dist church.
A meeting was called at the l. O.
O. F. hall in Wilder Monday evening
to further discuss the forming of a
Rural High school at this place.
Tom Limbaugh and Robt. Mitchell
attended the session of the |. 0. O.
F. lodge in Caldwell Wednesday.
Miss Doris Drew entertained the
Barathea class of the Baptist church
Friday evening A business meeting
was held after which games were play
ed, refreshments served and very
pleasant evening was spent by those
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Martin enter
tanned the choir of the Baptist church
Tuesday evening at the Baptist church
where each one present had to take
part in entertaining all the others
Mesdames Nichol and Trunnell were
hostesses at a miscellaneous shower
Tuesday afternoon for Myra Briggs
at the home Of Mrs. Nichol.
Mrs. John Beals Sunday school
class met with Irene Clark Wednes.
day afternoon, held business session
anu vi kdllLSu bStidhy SiuD WhiNi
will meet every two weeks at the
Methodist church.
Ben Bechtel has been working thi.
territory for several days, taking or
ders and delivering goods for Botkin
Harmon of Caldwell.
+. Paine is building a hve-roon
house on the ranch Harry VAIL re
Gently purchased.
commencement exercises will b,
held at the Baptist church Frida,
cvaning under the supervision of Mis-
Hattie Day, PRINCIPAL of the Wilde
school for the past year. A speake
from Caldwell will be present and al
interesting program will be given
Nine graduates from the Fargo schoo
will be included in the exercises ant
ten graduates from -he local school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mitchell an,
Mrs. Tom Limbaugh were Caldwell
visitors Saturday.
The election held Saturday for tn
forming of a highway district wa
carried by a large majority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaffer wen
to Nampa last week to attend com
mencement exercises and visit rela
tiVes.
Rev. Mr.. Moore of Pasadena. Cal
is here visiting his sister, Mrs. l..
Vernon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Allen of Bi
Bend spent Sunday with c. f. Allie
and family.
Cards are out announcing the maj
riage of Hubert Peckham and Mis-
Edadine Hadley of Nebraska.
Misses Lila and Helen Mitchell lie
Tuesday to attend the Rose Festiv;
at Portland and visit relatives.
The Latelle family have been su
fering from ptomaine poisoning eau
ed from eating cheese and the infar
daughter died last week
The men of the Methodist churc
graded and seeded the lawn Wedne
day, made new hitching grounds an
other improvements.
Miss Myra Briggs and Edwar
Harms were married Sunday. Coz
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown were Cal,
we'll visitors Monday.
VI M Day Lawrence Day Gle