The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-23

Friend are sisters.
Mrs. S. A. Day assisted Mrs. ]. P
Wood during the putting up of the
hay crop.
E. E. Freeburn came over to Cald
we'll in his car Friday.
The extreme heat of last week was
followed by wind storm and heavy
rain, the first of this week. The rair
was great relief though not good
for the hay that was down.
A baby daughter was made welcome
at the c. M. Sutton home Tuesday.
Miss Lenora Peter of Roswell is a
guest at the w. w. Peter home.
Wallace and Russell Plummer with
the aid Of "The Bug" came down
from Boise and spent the week end al
the R. w. Vanderbilt home.
visitor to Caldwell Monday.
R. w. Vanderhoff made business
trip to Boise last week.
Mrs. w. w. Peter and son Edward
made trip TO Caldwell Monday.
A surprise party was given MrS
w. ]. Hetton Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her birthday. The ladies OIL
the neighborhood gathered and wen,
together to Island Park where very
pleasant social afternoon was spent
Light refreshments were served and
enjoyed
Titus Rainey is here from the
Brownlee county working in the grain
fields.
Harve Ingle was at Caldwell Tues
day making final proof on his home
stead.
Judge J. E. Elston was over from
Caldwell Monday
c. M. Sutton returned Tuesday from
Portland where he shipped car load
of hogs.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
Charles Calkins Wednesday. The bad
weather prevented the arrival of the
people from Apple Valley Sunday
They will be over some Sunday in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cowan, William
Cowan, Mrs. F. E. Tracy and Miss
the James Burns home Sunday.
J. NJ. Johnson, who has been i'll
for many months, died at Ontario
Saturday. Funeral services and burial
were held at Ontario Monday. He
leaves a wife and several sons and
daughters, whose home is on ranch
near our city. We extend sympathy
to the family.
George Upton arrived in Homedale
Tuesday from his home near Regena
Idaho, and will work here during the
haying season.
George Ramsey and Otto Blacckaby
were business visitors to Caldwell
Saturday.
Mrs. Rea Delbreze and daughter
Ruby of Oregon City, Oregon. are
here visiting at the J. E. Wood home
Mrs. Debreze and Mrs. Wood are
sisters.
The Ladies' Aid held a cooked food
sale at Peck hall Saturday afternoon
Everything was sold at good prices
Fred E. Fisk of Parma, a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
state treasurer and Mr.. Nash, state
land appraiser, were in Homedade
Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick Pheeny and daughter
Mrs. Jackson, Of Nampa were house
guests at the Oliver Anderson home
from Tuesday until Thursday.
Dr. Zeiger, the veterinary surgeon
came in fnom Payette Tuesday and re-
ports that he has decided to locate
here. He will bring his family here as
soon as he can find house.
Miss Gladys Vanderhoff, who has
been a guest for several weeks at the
home of her brother, R. w. Wander.
hoff, left Tuesday for some point If
Montana where she will visit with hel
aunt Miss Vanderbilt has made many
friends here who are sorry to have
her go and hope for her return.
Thursdays train brought a CUES
at the John Upton home, Mr.. Upton''
mother whose home is in Pomeroy
Wash. She will visit here few day
and then will go to Regena, Idaho
where she will visit with with Mrs
George Upton during Mr.. Upton's alb
sence.
William Blackaby arrived here Sat
urday at the Homedale Forwarding