The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-19

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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Lowell were
Caldwell visitors last Friday.
Miss Rena Allen of Parma was a
Sunday ghest of Hazel Bennett.
Terrill Taylor, who is working in
Payette. spent Sunday in his home,
Reid Robinson was Caldwell Wis
itor Friday.
Donald McLain of New Plymouth,
who is to be the principal in the Ros-
we'll schools next year. visited in the
schools Friday.
Miss Stewart spent the week nd Wis
iting her parents in Boise.
The last program to be given by the
literary societies this year was given
by the P. A. society on Thursday of
last week, and was as follows:
Song by school; reading, Donald
| Lawrence; play, when Shakespeare
Struck Town" eight girls; R. H. S.
Review, George Trout and Donald
| Lawrence; song by school.
Interest was added to the program
by the presence of several visitors.
| Marie and Francis Miller Of Fargo
are spending the last of this week as
guests of Dora and Francis Stevens.
| The faculty and seniors of the Ros-
we'll schools were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Dilley at a 6 o'clock
dinner Monday.
Nellie Hetrick spent the week end
at her home in Wilder.
| The freshman class enjoyed wei
ner roast on the Boise river Tuesday
evening of last week.
| Mrs. Abbott and son Gurnsey were
Caldwell visitors on Friday and Sat
urday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dickerson and
daughter Aleen of Parma and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Johns and family were
dinner guests in the Frank Dickerson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baxter motored
to Caldwell Saturday
Lucille Wamstad spent the past week
in the horne of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Galyan.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Parson and family
visited friends in Fargo Sunday.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid, which
was to have met with Mrs. A. A. Steele
and Miss Kahlman at the John Steele
home, was postponed until next Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Trout spent the past
week visiting Marie Hetrick in Cald
we'll
Edith Hahn of Arena Valley spent
a few DAYS of last week visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zehner.
Roc Helms was Caldwell visitor
Friday of last week.
Bessie Hunt went to Weiser Sunday
where she will spend few weeks.
The senior class and Mr.. Chadder-
don went to see the members of the
high school board to secure their Gig
) natures for the diplomas. Joseph Dill
: ley was chauffeur and the party went
, in the Dilley machine.
Louise Mccormick was a Caldwell
t visitor Friday
l Dorothy Grosvenor has been quite
i'll the last week.
| The faculty of the Roswell schools
: entertained the senior class at six
: o'clock dinner in the ]. H. Lowell
S home Tuesday.
Reta and Lucille Sayre, who have
Il been so very sick, are very much bet
ter and arc improving daily.
n Miss Winnie Mccormick spent the
t past two weeks assisting Miss Z. Fay
: Fowler at the court house in Caldwell
with the trading of examination pa
e pers.
It Mrs. Svmmes and son Doyle. Mrs
Bacon and daughter Catherine, ant
II Mrs. Johnson of Sunny Slope. wer,
l. guests in the +. P. Mccormick HON,
o Sunday.
y The Baccalaureate sermon was de
e livered Sunday evening by Rev. +. P
n Lawrence in the Presbyterian church
d to large and appreciative audience
Union services were held. Rev. Woo
y OF the Baptist church assisting in tn
service.
.r Mrs. Mary Agnes Dickerson passe
l. away Thursday morning at the HON
4 of her son. w. NJ. Dickerson, in Par
* ma, where she went several weeks ag
- to visit and suffered an attack of gri
= soon after her arrival The funera
r was held Friday afternoon at tn
| Presbyterian church at that place Re-
Bruce Giffin officiated.. ]. V. Dickel
j son, her husband, died II months age
She is survived by five sons and tw
| daughters and Ia grandchildren. Mr.
Dickerson was AN earnest Christia
| woman, devoted wife and motht
II and was beloved by all who knew he
She will be greatly missed by tn
home circle at A. L. Johns as we
III as by all Of her relatives who have til
sincere sympathy of their man