The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07
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Hiram Clark and wife drove over
on the creek Wednesday.
Messrs. Murphy and Reynolds haul
ed load of wood TO Middleton. We'd
nesday.
las. Pheiffer called on his aunt,
Mrs. Holland, Tuesday. ,
Mr.. A. E. Harper called at the NC
Intyre home Tuesday.
Miss Cora Suhlsen called on Mar
jorie Timpke Thursday.
Miss frankie Suhlsen was 6usi-
ness caller in Caldwell Wednesday:
Levi Reynolds was caller in MID
dleton, Wednesday.
Green Williams took load OF coal
to Notus for the Surveyors who are
camped at that place.
Milton Mcintyre and son, Joseph,
went over to Marble Front after a
load of hay, Thursday. ;,
The prayer meetings OF the Church
of God will meet at Mrs. McNair's
next Wednesday. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend.
Miss Emily Mcintyre visited with
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Crockett, wed
nesday.
Mrs. Mable Crockett was Cald-
we'll visitor Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Rigley is spending her
vacation at home with her grand
mother, Mrs. Charles Robertson. OF
Canyon Hill.
Tommie Christ of Middleton. visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. Hamilton. last Mon
day. :,
Master Lawrence Reynolds called
at the Mcintyre home Wednesday.
Walter and Roosevelt Davis of Mid
dleton visited with Lawrence Rey-
nolds Sunday.
Jaw Stark of Middleton was bust
ness caller on the creek Monday.
Mr.. Halcolm was visitor in Mid
dleton Wednesday.
Friday was a busy day in Middle
ton as all the farmers who sold their
hogs delivered them at that place.
Mr.. Elisha Koshaba was at Middle
ton Saturday.
Mr.. Levi Reynolds went over to
Middleton Thursday. On his way he
called at the Mcintyre home.
Several young people went over to
Caldwell New Years eve to attend
the carnival.
Earl Newman sold one of his fine
young heifers. He delivered her at
Central Park, Monday.
Several friends from Middleton and
Caldwell attended the funeral of Mrs
Riggs at Central Park.
There are several large bands OF
sheep feeding in the neighbor hood o;
Central Park, as that section is fine
hay producing country. and stockmen
like to go there to feed.
Earl Newman has rented the acre
age on the old Sam Johnson place
near Lee Shaffer's.
Messrs Walter and Chas. Crockett,
helped load hay at the Mcintyre
ranch, Friday.
Mr.. Judd Chips took several Of
his friends home to dinner Sunday.
Rev. Hurlbert and wife called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crockett. Sun
day.
All those interested in the reclama.
ton of arid lands on the North Sid,
attended the meeting at Middleton
Monday.
Mr.. Faber of Middleton purchased
fine young Durham calf from Mr.
Ed Rutledge of Middleton.
Levi Reynolds was among those
who went to Middleton Monday.
Milt Mcintyre was a business cal
Ter at the Len Owens ranch. Monday
Carl Pew. who has been workinf
at Barber Dam, has returned to Mid
dleton. He Is staying in the Samue
Cheney home.
Mr.. Elrod has returned home after
an absence of two weeks Mrs. FL
rod is expected home shortly, she /.
visiting her daughter for two weeks
Mrs. Warner of Middleton has re
turned home after short visit will
her daughter, Mrs. Otto Zimmerman
Mrs. Fred Chanev. Mrs. Earl New
man were baptized in Caldwell Sun
day.
During this cold weather Mail Car
rier Burns will not receive money OH
OF the mail boxes or stamp letter from
same. As it causes a delay with tn
mail. All persons are requested t,
hand him the money and stamp thei
own letters.
Mr. Hill, from Wilder. will move i,
the Smyser house on Willow Cree,
this week. Those that know Mr.. Hill
will be glad to have him in our mids
as a friend and neighbor.
Mr.. Lynch is hauling wood from
across the river.
Misses Edna and Ethel Bixby, an,
Messrs. Walter Rutledge and Glenn
Baugh were entertained at the Chas
Crockett home last Wednesday even
ing. Game India was the predominant
ing feature.