The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-22

was appointed llelilDe I OF the pTOR
gram committee, and Miss MCGEE a,
member of the entertainment com,
mittee. The following visitors werd
present: Mrs. M. Travis and Mrs F !
E. Tracy. The question of having
social meeting once a month on Sat,
urday afternoon of the second week.
after the regular meeting was considi
cred and when voted upon carried
unanimously. These meetings are to
be held at the different homes and an
invitation to hold the first meeting at
the home Of Mrs. E. T. Rogers was
accepted. This meeting will be Sat
urday afternoon, September 80. Upon
motion being made the meeting adj
journed. The next business and pro-
gram meeting will be held at the
school house Friday afternoon, Octo-
Der TO-
F.. G. Gulley and family have re-
turned to their Succor creek ranch,
after spending the summer at Green
leaf.
| w. H. Schcnck was business visi-
tor to Silver City the first of the week.
Charles Kunse is visiting relatives
and friends in Boise.
Earl f. Cox OF Rockville, Oregon,
was guest at the Schenck ranch the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Upton and
| children have moved into rooms in the
Peck building and will probably re-
main here this winter.
| F. f. Trotter was on the sick list
several days last week but is much inn
lproved.
Mrs. J. R. Ganow and Miss Alice
have moved down from the upper
pumping plant so that Miss Alice may
attend school Mr.. Ganow will re-
main at the plant until it closes down
the first of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Barnhart and
baby were over from Lakeview Tues
day and visited at the home Of Mr..
Barnhart's uncle, Hugh Travis. -
w. D. Fletcher came in Tuesday
/ from his home near Sweet to 1attend
to some business matters here. de
reports that he harvested good crops
this season and is well pleased with
his new home, but& having rented bis
ranch TO his son. Relbert, may move
back to Homedale. T,
Some Of the judges for Our county
fair are, flower division, Mrs. StoneIof
Fargo: .needlework division. Mrs. IL.
IB. Bitner of Fargo; and cooking di-
vision, Mrs. L. J. Magee of Fargo.
| Lloyd Cox was Sunday guestfat
he Scheneck home. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Travis were
Caldwell visitors Saturday 2
Mr. and Mrs Ira Christy and sbn
arrived Thursday J from Blackfoot::
They, are old time friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Wood and will visit at their
home "a few days before taking ,pup
their. home on a ranch which they
recently purchased in the upper end
of the Gem District. |.
! w. R. Snow of Denver. COLORADO,
national organizer for the Socialist
party. delivered a lecture at Heath
hall Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Stone Aas
been lccturing for the past ten years
from the platform of the Socialist
= party. His lecture was eloquent
humorous and impressive and was wei
received by the crowd in attendance
F. T. Rogers returned Saturday
from business trip to Ontario: (
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blackaby and
small daughter, Helen, left SATURDAY
|for visit with relatives and friehd:
in Ontario and to attend the fair hele
: at that place.
, Miss Ethel Fortner OF Caldwell wa.
! guest at the Q: A. Megorden home
! Sunday.
Mrs Roy Tnford. and daughter, wh,
have been visiting relatives IN moth
, ern Idaho have returned home.
Mrs. John Burnside left last weeel
for her home in Eagle Valley Mr.
q Burnside will follow later. !,
Chas. Brewster returned Wednesaa,
Il go n
n Springs Il Il
r Welt M'3aday to make tianl pfoofS OF
: her homestead at Mule Springs Chr
! Jensen and Earl Schmidt were he
|, witnesses. =
= A Younger brother OF Thomas Ear
{ is here from Seattle for short vki'
: H. III. DAVIS made a business fri
: 70 Payette Lakes the latter part OF las
5 week. = . - 80 '.A.'.''-,"- :. -
. Carol Kipp is here from Caldwell
+ helping with the digging OF a cister
d at the Emery Morgan ranch.
j Mrs. NJ Travis of Falls City, Ore
i gon, arrived Tuesday for a visit at tn
e home OF her SOM. Hugh Travis.
G H. K. Ferguson has purchased sey
: eral head of cattle f Mrs. A. /
# Olsen. ny
= The official count of the count
il votes show the nomination of thre
i Of our Observation-Disclosures and the defes
. Of one. c. NJ. Suttonywas nominate
n with a pluralitySof ~ votes, F. I
= Trotter 2O3 votes. and L. D. Hyslop
votes. .. Roy 6. Myler was refcated b
: "a votes.
Remember entry day for the fair
= TODAY Ftiday) and exhibit day Satul