The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-14
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Union meeting will begin Thursday
Edward Mills Evangelist, from Ottawa
Iowa, will deliver majority of the
sermons. Mr.. Higgins, amusician,
meetings. Committees have been ap-
will accompany him and assist in the
meetings. Committees have been ap-
pointed as follows Music, Misses Jay
Foote, Molly Nickerson, Lowell and
Mrs. A. S. Bixby; entertainment OF
visiting evangelists, Mrs S. B. Horner
and Mrs. l.. A. Garrison; committee
on finance, p. B. Shaffer and J. T
Wilson; cashier G. C. Painter. Meet,
ing will be held at least two weeks and
prayer meeting aser being held in the
homes Of the members each after
noon
Mrs. Tilda Jackson, wife of f. M
Jackson, died suddenly of heart fail.
ure at her home here Sunday after.
noon. Funeral services will be hello
at the |. o. o. F. hall. The Christian
Scientists of Caldwell will hav,
charge of the funeral services. Sever
children survive the deceased. Leon
ard and Miss Stella are both at home
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rutldege hav,
been visiting near Eagle for the pas
few days.
Mrs. S. P. Baker has been very sicl
since Sunday.
Mrs. Mortin is very i'll with pneu
monia.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met will
Mrs. R. T. Young Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Mabee has been dow
with the grip the past week.
Chas. M. Headrick of Boise is il
Middleton this week with the view o
organizing the Royal Highlanders, a.
insurance and fraternal organization
w. T. Plowhead and Barton Mabe
are located as students in the Sween
ey Automobile school in Kansas City
and are very we'll pleased SO far wit
their course Of study, which consist
mainly of practical work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lanktree wer
over from Emmett this week to at
tend the banquet given by the Cd
| Fellows and Rebekahs.
The sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out to G. c. Painter an
wife in their great loss in the deaf
of Mrs. Painters father. Tim Driscol
of Payette. Mr.. and Mrs. Painter re
turned to Middleton Monday even
ing.
c. H. Burris, Middleton's R. F.
carrier, has moved his family into tn
| VIM. Wilkins home and has secure
the services of Mrs. Hamilton @
Glenn's Ferry, to attend his wife an
take charge of the homework.
| nnh prt1adna &c
after long absence on account of
broken leg.
J. II. Moberly is on the sick lis
again this week.
Earl Dustman, who resided wit
his parents near Canyon station, az
cidentally shot himself Sunday as
was attempting to pick up gun
which caught on the wire fence, di.
charging it in such manner as I
inflict wound so serious as to caus
death in a short time.
Miss Susie Corbin went to Bots
Monday where she has secured en-
ployment.
Mrs. w. L. Corbin is convalescin
after a serious illness.
Shirley Andrews is able to attcn
school again after an absence of tw
weeks, caused on account of illness.
George l.. Coon is ENJOYING a Wis
with his brother and family, who's
homes are in Pennsylvania.
Miss Sarah Newman arrived la!
week from Phoenix. Arizona, and wi
make an extended visit with relativ,
here.
The Caldwell Odd Fellows and the
wives and Rebekahs and husband
were entertained by the local lodge
Friday evening, covers were laid f
100 guests and dinner was served iu.
after the arrival of the guests frol
Caldwell at 7:l5. DIR. Hamer VIZ
master of ceremonies. After dim,
the crowd went to the lodge rool
where program was rendered, 70
lowed by speeches from various men
bers. About l35 were in attendant