The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-03
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MISS FurgeSOn OF La Grande, Ore
gon, who has been visiting at the Dun
can home the past week, returned to
her home Tuesday.
H. Dunagan is building a concrete
water tank 1ox16 feet
Walter Matson and Godfried John
son were in Parma Saturday.
Chas. Burton and Henry Kelm of
Wilder were looking after their inter-
ests in the valley Sunday.
John Lund is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Olga Usadell accompanied
her uncle, John Bauman, to Wilder
Saturday.
The Misses Elan Dunagan and AIDE
liza Usadell were calling in the Ros-
well neighborhood Thursday after
noon.
Garet Stem of Big Bend was din
ner guest at the Asp home Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Ireton of Payette, who
has been visiting at the Claude Allen
home the past week, returned home
the first of the week.
Miss Una Moore is recovering from
seige of the mumps.
Bert Morley and family of Big
Bend were guests at the Al Peterman
homestead Sunday.
Mr.. Lund is having a concrete chute
built on his place to be ready for the
irrigating season.
A number of farmers are working
in the fields and the prospects are for
large acreage to be put in crop
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs P. w. Case, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson and T. F. Caldwell
were Parma visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Duncan has moved his furniture
from the Harvey Clark house and
stored it on the Waldren homestead,
Miss Olga Usadell is assisting with
the work in the Charles Mitchell home
in Parma.
Mrs. Frank Jones was a Parma
visitor Friday.
Miss Lorraine Peterman of Roswell
spent Saturday evening the guest of
Elan Dunagan and on Sunday they
made trip on horseback to the new
bridge on Snake River. and were din
ner guests at the Al Peterman home.
stead.
Those from Arena Valley attend
ing the party Friday evening in Big
Bend were the Misses Olga, Cora and
Adelia Usadell. Mrs. Johanson and
Messrs. John Bauman, William Asp,
Charles and Theodore Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lund, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Usadell, Christ Usadell
and b. Sunblad attended an auction
sale in Wilder Wednesday.
Walter Matson received the sad
news last week of his fathers death
IN Finland. The community extends
then, sympathy to Mr.. Matson and
A very pleasant time was had at
the Arthur Burton home Saturday
evening when crowd of the Valley
people gathered there and spent the
evening dancing. The hostess served
refreshments of coffee, cake and sand
witches. '''''N
Last Thursday being Mrs. Samue,
Peterman's birthday, a few of tbe
ne'ghoors met at the Peterman home
stead and spent the afternoon and
evening in playing games and telling
stories until a late hour. Refreshments
were served and a good time was re-
ported by those present.
Much satisfaction is being had nv
the people of the valley since the
cream wagon started which saves the
cream being hauled by individuals.
a surprise party was given in honor
OF Mrs. H. Dunagan Tuesday after
noon when about twenty of the lad
,es OF the circle arrived bringing all
kinds of good things to eat, besides
beautiful mission style rocking
CHAIR, which was presented to the
hostess IN we'll chosen words by the
secretary, Mrs. Butler. The after
noon was. spent socially and will he
an event long TO be remembered es-
pecially by the hostess. who was at a
loss tor words to thank the ladies for
the kindness shown.