The Caldwell tribune., 1916-08-18
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Geo. Van Derhoff lis building
granary on his ranch south of town.
Edward Peter and Clifford Wright
have gone on a camping trip to upper
Succor creek
Charlie Pierce came up from On
tario Saturday for visit at the G. w.
kershuer home and with friends at
the potash mines.
Mr.. Nelson, father of Mrs. A. B.
Boeck, has returned to his home in
Denver after visit at his daughters
home here.
Tony Freeburn left Saturday for
business trip to Brownlee.
J. P. Connolly of Drewsey, Oregon,
has purchased about two hundred tons
of hay in the lower end of the dis
trict. He will feed his sheep there
this winter.
James Dodge was visitor to Cald-
well Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Tony Freeburn is a guest at
the w. J Helton home during Mr..
Freeburn's absence.
Margaret Cupp left last week for
Caldwell where she will visit for a
short time before going to Oregon
where she will attend the state nor
NAL school this fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dennison and
Master Arthur spent the week end
visiting with friends and relatives in
Dixie.
Mrs. Frank P. Kipp is over from
Caldwell, guest at the Emery Nor
gan home
Work is progressing rapidly on the
plant for draining the slough south
of town.
The commissioners of the Homedale
Highway District, J. p Wood chair
man, L. B. Cowan, and c. M. Sutton,
held meeting Monday afternoon for
the purpose of taking up matters of
importance to the district. Among
other matters the chairman was in
structed to secure an estimate on the
cost of constructing a bridge across
Jump creek The construction of this
bridge and good road from Home
dale to Claytonia will be the first
work taken up by the district.
Elmer Morgan is suffering with
very severe attack of rheumatism and
has been taken to Givens Hot Springs
for treatment
Remember the August meeting of
the Home and School circle will be
held this (Friday) afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. P. Wood
Mrs. Gerard Adams and the Misses
Annie and Martha visited at the
Schenck home Monday.
Misses Alice and Martha Kline of
Middleton arrived here Wednesday
and left Thursday with Mrs. D. ].
Sullivan, Misses Dorothea Tracy and
frtr OF
Three Fingers. Some of the party
climbed to the highest point on Three
Fingers. They returned to Homedale
the first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs Wamshler of New
Plymouth were dinner guests at the
E. c. Preston home, Sunday.
E. S. Friend made business trip
to Payette Thursday, returning Sat
urday.
Mrs. Florence A. Hall is visiting
with her brother, E. N. Schroyer and
family in Portland Her many friends
will be pleased to know that she has
regained her usual health.
Miss Stella Parker of Nampa is
visiting with Miss Celia Cowan.
E. S. Friend had charge Of the hay
ing at Island Park this week.
c. M. Sutton and Master Conrad
left Tuesday for Flint creek where
Mrs. Sutton and the children have
been for several weeks. They will all
return home soon.
Mrs. D. H. Haylett entertained at
her home Thursday afternoon. August
10th, in honor of the llth and 18th
birthdays of Miss Edith and Master
Daniel which occurred on the 9th and
eleventh of August The young peo-
pie spenta very pleasant afternoon
playing various games on the lawn
and enjoyed with the appetite of
youth the delicious ice cream, cake
and candy served. The guests were
Misses Eliza Johnson, Leona Dodge,
Clarics Peter, Marjorie Tracy, Jessie
Butts, Doris and Rosalee Magee and
Dorothy Aldrich, Mrs. l.. D. Hyslop,
Master Kenneth Ferguson, Oscar
Welch, Fay Anderson, Charles and
Clarence Huntley They departed for
their homes wishing the honor. guests
many and frequent happy birthdays
Bruno Egiquirre was down from
Jordan Valley the first OF the month
and prchased the entire hay crop OF
Haylett and Walker, paying. ~ per
ton. The purchase was made tor
friend who will feed two bands OF
sheep here this winter.
Mr.. Hoskins had the misfortune OF
losing horse Saturday, A.,
Mrs. John Slower and sister. Mrs
Eardlcy. visited at the Reuben Smith
home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. F. Bingham were
given a pleasant surprise by their
neighbors Wednesday evening, August
9th in honor of their goth wedding
anniversary. After spending, a very
pleasant social evening the packages
brought by the guests were opened
and a delicious lunch served.
Miss Lucille Faulke of Caldwell was
the guest of Miss Opal Calkins last
week.
Charles Cushman, who has been
here visiting his brother, left Saturday