The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09
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Born-to Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Gel
leian, Monday, June S, a Glib daugh-
ter, who will wear the name of Dor
othy May.
Mrs. B. M. McCrory left Monday
evening for a two months visit with
relatives in Colorado and Kansas.
The M. E. and Free Methodist Sun
day schools are working on programs
for Children's Day. The dates Of both
will be announced later.
Chas. Anderson Friday afternoon.
Miss Hoover was present and gave
talks an demonstrations which were
greatly appreciated by all. Ice cream
and cake were served.
A. L. Raymond made flying trip
to Boise Saturday in quest of seed
potatoes.
Mrs. Claude Chase underwent an
operation for gall stones at the Can
yon hospital last Saturday. Mrs.
Bates is taking care of the three little
children during their mothers illness.
Miss Margaret Rose has returned
home from Twin Falls where she has
| been teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Traughber
made visit to the Gem district Sat
urday.
Miss Eva Hoadley entertained al
Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hanan, Mr.. ard Mrs. Glen Davis, the
Misses Alma Smith, Atha Hitson
Sinover, Messrs. Ray Moon and Alvs
Peters.
Mrs. Mary Shaw Nelson was award
ed the silver medal at the w. c. T
U. contest last Thursday evening. The
Misses Bessie Harper, Ethel Webb
and Wesley Shaver were judges.
Mrs. Ernest Vasold and Mrs. Mer
Rowen entertained at a shower a
the home of the latter Wednesday
afternoon of las week in honor O
Miss Minnie Vasold. The honor CUES
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents. Delightful refreshments
were served by the hostesses and ;
most enjoyable time was had by all
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Smith, Edward
Nelson and Glen Miller ATTENDED
church at Claytonia last Sunday.
Rev. Miller of Notus filled the pull
pit at Huston last Sunday evening
Rev. B. w. Rice will fill his regula
appointment here next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
A number of the farmers are har
vesting their first crop of alfalfa thi
week. The crop is light compared
with other years.
Miss Minnie Vasold was marie,
Wednesday to John Rode of Lowmar
Idaho The wedding took place a
the home of the brides sister in Ku
ma. Miss Vasold has made her HON
here for a number of years having
once owned the homestead which nov
is the Hoadley ranch. A number o
relatives from this place attended TIL
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Rode will 6
to housekeeping at once on tn
groom's ranch at Lowman Bes
wishes from this community are ex
tended the young couple.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Davis, MIR. an
Mrs. w H. Cutter and Miss Harpe
attended the funeral of Mrs. Mar
Hoskins- Grimm at Greenleaf Tuesda,
The large number OF friends in thi
, neighborhood extend sympathy to tn
husband and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. Smith motore
to Boise Friday.
The Huston ball team cleared abor
$l2 from the sale of ice cream an
+ soft drinks at the social Saturda
evening.
Children's Day for foreign mission
, was held at the Huston church Sur
day morning, A number from Plea
ant Ridge, Sunny Slope and LAX
= Lowell were in attendance. Fred an
9 Frank Rose were given prizes for civ
ing the largest offering among the Ii
S tie folks, A number of the childre
. gave one dollar each.