The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-03
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Clifford Paine has been busv in the
Overland garage the past week, many
Roswell cars needing repair.
Mrs. A. F. Galloway and children
of Fargo spent the week end visiting
in the home of Mrs. w. R. Stevens
Mrs. A. J. lockwood was a business
visitor in Caldwell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Martin of Pleas
ant Ridge moved into the Lawrence
Wamstad home this week. Mr.. Martin
has been employed for the coming
year to assist in the ranch work and
his wife will manage the house work.
Raymond Hall and Misses Virginia
and Ruth Hall attended the opera
Robin Hood" at the Pinney in Boise
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jones, Mrs. Far
ley Stone and Mrs. A. F. Galloway
and children were dinner guests in
the home of Mrs.'W R. Stevens Sum
day.
Messrs Giants and Prothercan of
Hood River have been employed to
assist in the Steele orchard for the
coming season. Mr.. Prothercan will
fill the position as orchardist. Both
men have had experience in this work.
in the fruit regions of both Oregon
and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith of Ros-
we'll Heights spent few days of last
week visiting in Boise.
Mrs. Everett Tate of Adrian visited
in Roswell on Friday and Saturday of
last week, coming over to attend the
inter-society contest of the high
school.
Miss Iva Nesbit of New Plymouth
spent the week end in Roswell as the
guest of Miss Douglass. Miss Nesbit
was employed in our schools, last year
as teacher of the intermediate grades,
but is now teaching in school near
Payette.
Messrs. w. M. Sharp, S. G. Tuning,
Jerry Ecker, Harry Zimmerman,
Frank Dickerson and Herman Wohl-
schlegel attended the land sale which
was held in Caldwell last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor,
Prof H. A. Chadderdon. Misses Stew
art, Douglass and Nesbit motored to
Boise Saturday to attend the opera.
Mrs. Cora Bennett, Hazel and Wal
ter visited their former neighbors, the
Allen family, now of Parma, Sunday
Mrs. Perine of Portland visited her
niece, Mrs. Yates, on the Fruit Tract,
last week.
About 90 guests attended tin-pan
reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred
Wohlschlegel Tuesday evening of last
week.
The o. R. Deel family moved to a
ranch north of Wilder last week.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold their annual meeting in the home
of Mrs. Henry Robinson next Wed.
nesday. The election of officers will
be held and all Aid members are urget
Il to be present.
Il The Chautauqua Circle met in the
H J. H. Lowell home last Friday.
II Lawrence Wamstad and his niece
Lucille Wamstad. went to Boise Thurs
i day of last week to consult an occulist
Robert, Harold, and Florence Nc
Il Cormick were week end visitors.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw of Lak'
II Lowell and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Law
II son of Fargo attended the Galyan
Il Wamstad wedding at the Wohlschleg
ell home last Saturday evening.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Sayre ant
II the three youngest children spent Sun
Il day in the c. E. Gardner home a
II Gree nleaf.
II In the preliminary defamation con
/ test for the 9Th, 9th, 9TH and Stl
IL grades, held Thursday afternoon a
/ the Presbyterian church, the following
were chosen to represent the grade
/ in the contest with Apple Valley
II Louise Fretwell, Maude Helm, Arlee
H McComber, Frances Stevens, Lei
Il Johns, Francis Mckee. Wendell Law
Il renee, and Douglass Lowell.
The contest between the Wester
Star and P A. literary societies Of tn
II high school took place last Frida
evening. The program was as follow:
Il Music-Girls' chorus.
Il Oration-"What is Patriotism!"-
Earl Gardner.
Il Oration-"Liberty or Death"-Blal
II Lowell.
Il Reading-Selection from "Panrod
-Nettie Hebrick.
II Reading-Selection from "Oh Chri
tina"-Lois Russell.
Debate-Resolved, that the Unite
States government should own ar
control the telephone and Telegram
systems. Affirmative-Wade Lowe
Pirl Sayre, Della Howard. Negative
Joseph Dilley Lee Wohlschlcgel. d.
ra Stevens. The Grafton was won
Blake Lowell from the P. A, societ
The reading was won by Nellie re
rick of the Western Star; the ne2ati,
representing the ?. A. society won 7
debate. The pennant was award'
to the P. A. society.
Roy Gee and family Of Portland a
rived in Roswell Saturday with c
load of goods. He will make
home on his newly acquired proper'
formerly that of J, V. Dickerson.
Galyan- Wamstad.
w. Franklin Galyan and Miss Cla
Olive Wamstad were united in ms
rage Saturday evening last at
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wo
schlegel. Rev, Z. P. Lawrence od,ci'
ing. The ring ceremony was us'
Mrs. Lawrence presided at the plat
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