The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-21
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Miss Annie Lehner is home for a
months vacation. After teachers in
stitutc she will return to Sheaville,
Oregon and finish her term of school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Travis were
business visitors to Caldwell Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller Dunning and
Miss Leone Wright have gone to the
south western part of the country
where they will spend several weeks
visiting with relatives and friends.
A number of men and teams re-
sponded to the call and were on hand
Wednesday and spent the day blowing
and grading the school grounds. Those
who helped were, B. E. Shepard, Mr..
Hushlan Mr.. Bohem, George Wander
hoff Mr.. Marchek, Mr.. Jesenko, w. w.
Aldrich. Hugh Travis, Edward Peter,
Edward Burns, Ralph Mcdowell,
James Dodge, Frank DAVIS, Reuben
Tracey and Mr.. Hansen. The work
is nicely started but it will take one
of two more days to complete it, de-
pending upon the number of teams
that can be secured. The matter will
be considered at the next circle meet
ing and an effort made to complete
the work before school opens. AT
noon the ladies of the circle served
dinner Aor the men. Mrs. ]. P. Wood,
who is chairman of the home econo-
mics committee, had charge Of the
serving. The menu was chicken pie,
creamed new potatoes, salad bread
butter, pie, coffee and lemonade. The
lemonade was furnished during the
day and was very much appreciated
as the weather was excessively hot.
Charles McCoard attended to bus
mess matters here last week. Mr..
McCoard is now living at Meridian
where he is engaged as minister of one
~ef the leading churches. His wife
Wood River country.
Little Richard Trotter who had his
arm dislocated is recovering rapidly.
been here for several months working
J. E. Wood, have returned to their
former home in Missouri
Misses Annie and Jennie Jesenko
and Miss Fannie Marchek spent the
day Sunday with Miss Alberta Travis.
Mrs. M. A. Trotter and little Miss
Martha are over from Caldwell for
visit at the F. E. Trotter home.
Miss Lorena Johnson and John Ed
ward Grahowskai were married in
Caldwell Thursday July E. The groom
is better known here as Edward Sto-
yer, being the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stover of Fargo The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. M. E. Johnson
and one of our most popular young
ladies. We extend best wishes.
Miss Maud Price came home from
Vale Tuesday.
Miss Ida Schenck and Walter Ma
gill were dinner guests at the Travis
home Sunday.
Remember the House and School
Circle meets with Mrs. DAVIS this af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Libbie Proud was in town
Wednesday from Poison Creek.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Wood August sec
ond
A sister and niece of Mrs. Jorgensen
Of Central Cove arrived Tuesday from
San francisco for a visit here.
Miss Alberta Travis visited at the
Jenenko home Wednesday.
Miss Helen Preston went to Apple
ton Sunday and sang at the church
services there.
Wendall Price of Caldwell is driv-
ing one of the trucks for the American
Nitrate Company.
George Ur+on returned Wednesday
from a visit with his family near
Mountain Home.
Benjamin little, who has been driv-
ing one of the trucks for the Amer
lean Nitrate Company has gone to
California where he has. a position
driving truck for the United States
government
Mr.. Ross, the Parma hog buyer, was
here Thursday interviewing some of
our farmers.
Rev. Henry Martin Of Pleasant
Ridge preached at our church Sunday