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

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Pfeifer- Suhslen Wedding.
Jas. Pfeifer and Miss frankie Subs
len stole march on their many
friends Saturday evening and went to
Eagle where Rev. L. A. Garrison was
helping conduct the revival services
and going with Rev. Garrison to the
Baptist parsonage were married at
about nine o'clock, then they went TO
to Boise returning to Middleton Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeifer are both
we'll known young people of Middle
ton, they will move to Rev. Garrison's
ranch near Caldwell. where Mr.. Pfei-
fer has employment for the summer.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Mrs. Milton Mcintyre and has lived
in Middleton since she was very
small child. She has attended the
Caldwell high school for the past two
years.
In the school contest Friday night
all grades from the first to the fifth
will be represented in the defamation
Grafton and deb'te. Part of the local
contestants will - to Ten Davis and
part of the Ten LAWS contestants will
come to Middleton. These contests
are usually very interesting and a
good crowd is expected.
w. R. Davidson of Nyssa, Ore, is
moving his household goods to Mid
dleton and will locate on his farm
| east of town. Mr.. Davidson was the
Nyssa barber for several years.
T. Spillman and family were guests
Sunday for dinner at the ]. H. Mober-
ly home.
Barton Mabee is visiting his grand
parents, S. P. Mebee and wife, at
Lockwood, Missouri, before return
ing home after completing his term in
the auto school in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hadsall have
moved to the Monk home.
w. T. Plowhead returned home last
Saturday from Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. w. T. Plowhead and Mrs. l.
A. Garrison will entertain the U. L. c
club Friday afternoon at the home Of
the former.
Roy Payne has purchased the in.
t.rests of the Hirman Payne estate
from the heirs and will now try farm
ing for himself on a larger scale
than formerly.
G. C. Painter and wife spent Sunda,
visiting in Payette.
The Past Noble Grand's Rount
Table of the Rebekah lodge met a
Middleton Monday night. Is member!
were present from Caldwell and ;
goodly number of P N. G.'s from tn,
home lodge. Three new member
joined and very enjoyable evening
was spent by all.
A baby boy was born to Warner
Timpke and wife Sunday night.
Leta, the little daughter of Gin
Allen and wife. is suffering great.
from glass bead which she got il
her ear some time ago.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hoi
an April sale and chicken supper a
the home of Mrs. Flint on March tn
: seventeenth.
| J. f. Rutledge has been rearrang
ing his barns and granaries and wit
Z the help of several men has been yer
S busy the past week.
9: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mabee and Nj
4 and Mrs. J. A. King, Mr.. julie Plow
a head and Mrs w. T. Plowhead al
: tended the theatre in Boise Thursda
night.
n Louis Kohlhepp of Boise is visitin
{ his cousin, Mrs. w. T. Plowhead.
v The U. L. c. club have secure
!: Rev. P. Monroe Smock to deliver
lecture on his travels in Europe. TIL
: lecture will be given Thursday. Marc
9th.
e Dan Brown and family moved u
near Single Station, where he hi
/" purchased farm.
Gilbert Phillips and wife have mo-
| II tba Iahn EIynn ranch NaSf 4
Middleton.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wills and fan
Il lily and Mr.. Stevens were guests
h Mr.. and Mrs. Homer at Central Pal
i, February END.
- John Flynn nd wife autocd out fro
y Caldwell Sunday afternoon.
" Joe Tcagardcn and wife Of Centr
y. Park were Monday callers at the A
+ drews home.
c. A. ]. Breshcars and wife are
he Eagle, called by the sudden death
ID Tom Breashears, a brother of A.
Breshears.
r. M. w. Corn and wife have NOV
ar to- Middleton and will occupy a lar
is residence owned by K. F. Allen.
y. Harry Long left Sunday to acce
position of repair work on dit
near Snake river.
ra Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harvey ha
r. rented the w. w. Waterman ran
he for the coming year.
IL Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. ].
IT. Moberly spent Tuesday as guests
ID. Mrs. d. B. Long who lives up the {
10, line at Duff station.
- William Lively and family ha
: moved to the house owned by II
~ Spillman and will work for nine su
mers on the old Lemp ranch.
81 NJ L Paune has tnoued his fam