The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-26
Items Of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Flat Thursday.
George Milliner closed a deal last
week whereby he traded to J. J. Jes-
ter his Caldwell property for 40 acres
on Deer Flat
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. King went TO
Franklin Thursday to visit the latters
sister, Mrs. G. W. Florey.
Chas. Warren, who is staying at the
l.. 5. Ollie home and attending college |
went to Meridian the past week to at
tend the high school commencement.
VIM Bodlc has purchased a new
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kimbrough OF
Caldwell called at the w. S. Davis
home Sunday evening.
Walter Thomas sold horse Thurs
day to J. Feltz, the Omaha buyer.
The supper grades of the Marble
Front school were entertained We'd
teacher, Miss Ethel Bales. The after
noon was pleasantly spent with con
tests, games, music and refreshments.
In the contests prizes were won by
Lydia Roedel and Garnet Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barney of Middle
ton and his father and mother of Cald-
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home Sunday.
Miss Lucille Robinson attended the
high school alumni banquet Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Parrish entertained the
Good Cheer club at her home Thurs
day. Despite the rainy weather large
number were present and spent the
afternoon quilting and doing other
kinds of sewing. The roll call was
the business meeting the hostess serv.
ed her guests with nice lunch. The
meeting adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. c. c. Bales Rol
!, call will be answered with Does the
advancement of women make the
home happier?"
A. L. Randolph bought some dair,
: COWS from Henry Dickman last week
Jennings Harshman of Hull, Ill.
, who has been visiting for the past tv'
weeks with his cousin, G.. Harshman
andf amily, left Friday for Seattle.
Miss Lucille Robinson has accepted
the position as primary and music
teacher in the Apple Valley school TO
: the coming year.
Mrs. Mary Bowman of Centerpoin
spent Thursday and Friday with he
l sister-in-law, Mrs. N. Parrish.
Orville and Nellie Whitney, Opa
< and Earl Bray motored to Lake Low
ell Sunday.
Grace Bowman, daughter of MI
= and Mrs Henry Bowman was bittel
y by dog Saturday. The dog was kill
] ed but found not to be affected witt
S rabies.
j. Henry Beck made business tri p b,
20 po;ea onI Nj aridiop Wa6pe c
e day
t MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Randolph AM
: family spent Sunday with Mr.. an
n Mrs. Hosie Jordan of Franklin.
A. B. Wiseman of Payette spent
a few days last week visiting his cousin
Mrs. Mark Seeley, and family.
: Forest Cox, who has been stayin
for the past two months at the Waite
Thomas home. left last week for tn
Salmon river country with view @
locating there.
d Charles Hanson is drilling well TO
O. L. Kingsbury this week.
= Mrs. T. c. Pearson and sister, Mis-
y Kate Olsen, received a message o
Thursday telling of the death of bro
Their at Overt, Idaho. They left tina
X day on the noon train.
K James King of Middleton, brothe
X of N. G. and w. H. King, who wa
e injured some time ago by horse fall
n ing on him, has been taken to tn
If Canyon hospital for medical treatmen
Miss Dorothy Faris of Caldwell
i spending this week with her cousin
k Mabel Jones.
S. Miss Bessie Rogers is attendin
camp meeting in Boise this week.
e Geo. Lawrence is painting the lr
h Brnkley house this week.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Jordan, fathe
and mother of Mrs. A. L. Randolph
1t and grandmother of Mrs. Mathew
e who recently came here from Missou
and who have spent the past week wit
: the Randolph family, have gone t
y. the Franklin district to visit their so
r. Hosie Jordan, and family.