The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-07
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Charles lSandberg and daughter,
BLY,, of Caldwell visited in the S. G.
Tuning home last week, and the
first part of last week.
Rev o. F. Merrill of Apple Valley
who attended the services Sunday, was
entertained at the F. T. Rice home
while in Roswell.
Mesdames Trout, billy and Edna
Stark were Caldwell visitors on We'd
nesday of last week.
| Pirl Sayre. Earl Gardener, Donald
Jenkins and Wade Lowell spent Mon
day and Tuesday, celebrating the
Fourth in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Galyan and
Archie Lawson Of Fargo were dinner
guests in the J. H. Lowell home
Sunday.
Gilbert Mccormick spent last week
at the George Runciman home in
Caldwell.
Dorothy Grosvenor has been suffer
ing for the past two weeks, from a
bad cut on her hand which seemed
to poison her whole system.
Elton Mccormick, Glenn Gaylord,
Anna Parson and Stella lockwood
were among some of the Roswell peo-
pie who spent the Fourth in Boise.
Mrs. Peter suffered with a lame
back last week, but has nearly re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor, Vim
ME, Olive and Elton Mccormick mo-
tored to Boise last Friday to attend
the opera "Olivette" in which Mr.
Grosvenor took part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Smith, Awaitha Smith,
Louise Mccormick, Lucille Wamstad
Thre was no teachers training class
and Earl Gardner were dinner guests
in the Herman Wohlschlegel home
Sunday.
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs.
Peter and Mrs. Lowell, who with Mrs.
A. ]. Mccormick, made up the grad
uating class from Roswells chautau-
qua circle. went to Caldwell on Tues
day of last week to receive their di-
plomas.
The Roswell people have been en-
joying some splendid revival meetings
managed by the Mills-Huggins evan
gelistic party; an account of the NETT
ings will be given next week
A large crowd attended the Fourth
day. Services were held in the morn
| 4.
afternoon there were races Of various
sorts, tennis game and a baseball
game. hTe tennis game was betwee n
Roswell and Parma, Roswell winnin 9
easily. The baseball game betwet
the married men and the single men
was won by the married men by a
score of II to II.
The day was a very successful one
and was enjoyed by everyone pres.
ent.
A picture was taken Friday night
of the choir, which has been sc
faithful I'M the revival meetings.
The Woodmen kindly postponed
their regular meeting Monday on ac
count of the revival meetings.
The recruiting officers of our regi
ment attended two of the service.
last week, explaining questions, no
understood, concerninf enlistmen
, and urging more young men to tax,
. the step.
Charles NJ Higgins of the Mills
Higgins party purchased a Ford OF
Monday, with which he and Mrs. Hug
gins left on Wednesday for Cambridg
r where they will hold their next ser
vices.
The following communities wer
, represented at the revival services
Parma, Fargo, Wilder, Big Bend
| Arena Valley and Apple Valley. TIL
: largest crowd was present Sunda.
evening that has been there, but OF
. account of the rain Mr.. Mills wa
!, obliged to stop in the middle o
his sermon
Mrs. Herman Wohls hlegel was
supper guest in the Wi. liam Shar,
! home on Thursday evening of las
week
Pastors from nearby chnrcnes at
tended the revival services here las
> week, were Reverends Garrison an,
Buell. of Wilder O. +. Merrill of AID
pie Valley, Giffen and Story of Par
, ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp In,
l as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Bragg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Bailey of Apple Valley.
Miss Helen Parson is spending he
!. vacation in Boise, takino in the Fourt
J of July program and visiting he
aunt, Mrs. Colby.
Mrs. Edgar billy and children
joseph, Norman and EJgar Lett til
early part Of tri. week for Seattle
when they will visit at the home O
Mrs. Dillv's parents and other rela
tives.
Miss Nina Pierce of Arena Vale
: was a guest of Miss Grace Mule
the early part of this week, and ais
r attended the revival services.
This Friday afternoon Mrs. Nariveli
will speak to girls. Those attend
ing must be over thirteen and unmar
ried. Married ladies will not be al
lowed to enter. A large crowd @
girls should be present. in order I
hear Mrs. Narivelle's special mes
: sage.