The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-19
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Rev. and Mrs. B. w. Rice were at
Huston Sunday morning, where Mr..
Rice filled the pulpit After services
a community church was organized to
be known as The Church at Huston
The services of the new organization
will be held in the Christian church
whose members will work with the
community church. Mr.. Rice has been
engaged as pastor. Members from all
denominations will be welcomed into
this fellowship and all people in the
ncighborhood are cordially invited to
attend these services.
p. w. Campbell and family are NOV
ing to Claytonia this week where Mr..
Campbell will have charge of general
store which Geo. Flemmons expects
to have ready to open for business in
the near future.
The w. M. Hitson family spent Sun
day with friends at Middleton.
1t is reported that great deal OF
the potato seed has rotted i'll the
ground, due it is thought to weather
conditions.
A slight earthquake shock was felt
in this neighborhood last Friday night
The school will give an ice cream
social this evening on the Cooper
lawn. Various prizes are to be given
The man with the argest shoe will be
given a prize. One man has already
modestly confessed that he wears a
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Hitson enter
tanned house full of friends at a
house warming Saturday evening. The
time was very pleasantly spent with
games. Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed at the close of the evening.
c. c. Greenfield lost a COW from
bloat recently.
Rev. Mr.. Lamb took FIVE boys from
the M. E. Sunday school on hike to
Lake Lowell Saturday afternoon. They
report fine time.
Miss Julia Clark is visiting tins week
with Mrs. Delta Sloneker-Davey OF
Nampa.
w. M. Venable, who purchased the
| Huston barber shop a couple of weeks
ago, turned the shop over to the for.
mer proprietor Tuesday and will 10.
cate elsewhere.
Sixteen ladies of the neighborhood
made up a jolly party and spent the
day Frida" last with Mrs. BENZ. Hus.
ton in Dixie. The affair was sur.
prise to the hostess and most de.
lightful day was spent by the ladies
visiting Ind feasting-with emphasis
on the latter.
Guy Rose celebrated his 18th birth.
, day last Wednesday by entertaining
| IS of his young friends at a party al
his home that evening.
Members of the w. C. T. U. are cir.
culating petition against the propos'
ed erection of pool hall in Huston
The county attorney was present al
the last meeting of the union and ad
vised the ladies how to proceed lie.
gally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and family Of
| Fair Acres attended church at Huston
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Scow motored to Boise last
Thursday afternoon.
Master Fred Rose fractured his arm
while playing at school one day las
week. His little sister fractured hel
arm less than month ago while play
ing at school,
The Rev. Mr.. Blondel left Friday
evening for his home at Salt Lake.
Each mother and father present a
the Christian church Sunday morning
were presented with carnation, the
gift of members of the Young PEG
pies S. S. class. A short program wa:
given in honor of Mothers Day.
The w. c. T. U. will hold silver
medal contest at the church at Huston
Thursday evening. June LIST. Name:
of the contestants are Susie Dotson
Cleo Walls, Mary Nelson, Nellie ant
Flora Vanderbilt. and Robert Morri
son. The following musical number:
will be given during the evening
songs by male quartet, duet. mixet
quartet. THO and duet by two small
girls. All welcome.
The Rev. Mr.. Mills of the Baptis
church at Notus will preach at tn,
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
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