The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-03

Boyes Monday.
Curtis Hayden left for Washington,
D. c., Thursday.
Mrs. Edna Reynolds is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Crews.
Miss Harriet Sturgeon visited the
Prices at Parma Sunday.
c. G. Stimson of Perl is visiting at
the home of H. w. Dorman.
Robert Mccormick paid visit to
his home in Roswell the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. Proctor K. Perkins of Haley
visited her sister, Mrs. Mabel Allen
last week.
Miss Catherine Mann left Wednes-
day for Emmett where she will open
an abstract Office.
$500 and $500 to loan on city prop
erty or acreage. No delay, no bonus
Fisk Realty Company. 50
Prof. and Mrs. H. H. Hayman will
entertain the debating team and their
manager at a o'clock dinner this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mcconnell and
daughter Lorraine of Weiser spent the
week end with their sister, Mrs. Ma
bel Allen.
Mrs. Ralph Scatterday and son re-
turned Saturday from the east where
they have been visiting since before
the holidays.
Hon. J. M. Thompson left last week
for Washington, D. c.. where he has
gone in the interests of the Black Can
yon district.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will be pleased to receive orders for
airy kind of cooked food, either regu-
larly or occasionally.
Jesse Shaffer this week let the con-
tract for 20x24 garage at 1902 Dear
born, the place he recently purchased
from Mrs. Mary Udick.
them to tie Office and we will figure
out just what changing your plans will
save you in 1916. The Fisk Realty Co.
Mrs. Christy of Portland. who has
accepted a position as trimmer at the
Vogue Millinery store, arrived We'd
nesday. Mrs. Christy is designer
and trimmer of exceptional ability.
William Nooner, rancher whose
home is several miles east Of Caldwell
early Tuesday morning submitted to
an operation for ulcer and perforation
of the stomach at the Canyon hospital.
His condition is reported as critical.
Judge ]. H. Norris, the leading at
torney of Payette, was in the city
Wednesday looking after professional
business. Judge Norris stated that
Payette was looking forward to year
of great prosperity. There will be
considerable building activity and de-
velopment in other lines.
The ladies of the D. A. R. will place
a marker on the old Oregon Trail, con-
sisting of beautiful marble seat, in
the cemetery this spring. For the ben
show a picture called Colorado" this
evening-Friday. Any friends who
wish to help the cause may do so by
attending this show.
The next meeting Of the Forward
club to be held on March IA will be
an open meeting at which will be pre-
sented several things of interest to the
general public. Mayor Fred Boyes
will speak of the general needs of the
city. Councilman Dement, will talk of
city parks; Mr.. Forbes will tell of his
plan for identifying the city; Mr.. Cliff
ford will talk of the girls and boys
garden club. A large attendance at
this meeting is hoped for.
Twelve ladies of the Rebecca lodge
of Caldwell attended a meeting held
at Meridian Monday evening known
as the Past Noble Grand's Round Ia
Bile, which meets monthly at one of
the five towns included in its member
ship. The towns are Nampa, Meridian,
Pearl, Star and Caldwell. The topic
discussed at this meeting was the dis
trict meeting to be held in April.
Those going from here were Mes
danes Handy, Isham, Grifiths,
Brobst, Farrer. Catlow, Wooley, Fro
man, Horne, Wheeler, Nichol and Miss
Patton.
The surprise birthday party celebra-
ton seems to be quite the vogue lust
now. But Miss Alice Reed was trebly
honored this year. To begin her mo-
Their wrote for her to come home for
the week end. She went to Payette
where her aprents live, on Friday eve
ming last. Sunday being her birthday
1t was quietly celebrated by an espe-
cially good dinner. On Monday even
ing those who usually dine at Mrs
Stauber's table wished to show their
interest in the event but thought that
the usual dinner would be no surprise
so nothing out of the ordinary occur.
red at that time Those friends. how
ever. arranged to be present in a BODY
when she returned to her lodging after
short engagement during the early
part of the evening. Mrs. KYLE, in
whose house she has her temporary
nome, lent her assistance. and a pleas
ant evening was spent with needle
work until refreshments were served
after which the guests rendered their
pest wishes to the guest of honor and
hoped to be present on the next ami
versary. The next evening all were
surprised by special dinner in Miss
Reeds honor provided by Mrs. Stau-
har ShoN