The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24
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Mr.. Harry HaWorth went to Stai
to the home of his cousin, Sylvanus
Haworth, to spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and fam
lily who recently came here from Iowa.
have moved to Caldwell.
Miss Lilith Hibbs is now working
for her brother Dwight Hibbs, who
lives near Wilder.
Ira fish lost horse last week.
Iverna and Willie Brown spent the
weekend at their home near Huston.
Grandma Bass and Mrs. Chapel
were called to Caldwell last week on
account of severe sickness Of Samuel
Bass. Grandma Bass is still there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Oklahoma,
arrived here last Friday evening They
are old friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Mendenhall. The, expect
to make their home in Idaho.
| Mrs. Myres the mother of Mrs. Ver-
ling Cox. and her sister of Middle
ton, visited at her home one day last
week.
Carel, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Rhoades. who was in the hos
pital several days is much improved
and is now able to be home.
| Miss Pearl Grieve spent the week
end at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Nora fish, who lives near Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Cox were cal
lers in Caldwell Monday.
Mrs. Eta Hoover from Caldwell
attended church here Sunday.
| Mr. T. c. Perisho preached at the
Red Top school house Sunday even
ing. A few of the young people from
here went down to sing.
Mrs. Laura Gulley who has been
here at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Perisho. returned to
her home near Homedale last week
Miss Myrtle Mills went with her.
Mr.. Clarence Pearson has rented
Mrs. Chape.'s place and will take
possession the first of April.
Mr.. c. H. Rhinard was called tc
Boise one day last week on account o.
the severe illness of his sister. Mrs
: Hazel Murphy. Mrs. Rhinard wa'
also called Saturday morning bu
: Mrs. Murphy was little inn roved a
the last report.
Mrs. Ed >Tosier came over from
! Nampa Thursday evening to atten'
] the funeral of Mrs. Beals. Mrs. To
e sier stayed at the Rhinard home dur
2 ing the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rhin
}. ard.
Miss Ula Tucker spen the week-en
: at her home.
: Rev. Levi Cox called at the cadem
:, Wednesday. He had charge Of chaps
e services.
Mrs. GurwelI from Caldwell is no'
! planning to stay at the Beals HON
for about two months.
s Mr. and Mrs. French have moved t
- the Claud Woodland ranch.
Mr.. Isaac Beals and family too
'irner ~ the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Seburn Harris Sunday.
I st Thursday afternoon several {
the public schools and the academ
students and faculty met at the churc
to hear discussions about various cluf
for boys and girls. The main speakt
was Mr.. Tarrel one of our nations
workers in this ane of work v no ga,
splendid talk. The county superb
tendent and one of our state works
also assisted IN the discussion.
Miss Florence Kaufman visited
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nordyl
Friday evening and Saturday.
Mrs. Willis Spencer invited irr Sc
cral of their relatives to birthd;
dinner in honor of her husband al
little Margaret ish. last Sunday. M
and Mrs. Ambrose fish FROM Wild
attended.
Mr.. Gerry Chapel is now workir
for Mr.. Neut Hanson.
Mrs. I. ]. Beals is Called Home.
The Greenleaf community was sa
dened Thursday morning when tn
learned of the death of Mrs. I.
Beals. Although she had been ailil
for several years and had not be
table to be out among us the last We
R yet her influence was plainly left.
0. All that kind loving husband a