The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-14
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The Misses Luella and Rachel
Wells spent Monday visiting in
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Solomon re-
turned home Thursday evening from
a three weeks trip in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burger OF Salt
Lake were dinner guests at the Z. T..
Bales home, Wednesda evening.
Mr.. Putnam of Goodland, Kansas,
spent Tuesday at the {. 5. Wells
home.
Miss Laura Beckstead who has
spent some time at the home OF her
sister Mrs William Allison returned
home Sunday with her parents, Mr.;
and Mrs. Beckstead who motored
over from Payette to spend the day;
Mr., and Mrs. George Mason and
daughter Alice snent Thursday eve
ming with Mr. and Mrs Steril Bray
Miss Ellen Boulten and her cou-
sin. Miss Louise Boulten are spend
ing the week at the Payette Lakes
the guests of the Misses Steelman.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter Bessie,
who have been visiting the Holegate
family together with Mr.. and Mrs.
Holgate and Mrs. Northam spent
Sunday at the o. S. Shaffer home.
Miss Ethel Bales was week end
guest of Miss Ora Mumford OF Cald'
we'll c,.
Mrs. Lockwood and daughter, Char
olette, are spending few days with
Mrs. Lockwood's parents while MI
Lockwood is surveying near Nyssa'
Mrs Pink Korn and sons spent
Friday after noon with Mrs. Beck
and family. f:,,,
of Parma are spending the week al
the Shaffer home.
Mrs. c. c. Bales and daugh,e1,
Ethel and Miss Mary Frigate called
on Mrs. W. A. Douglas OF Brier Rose
Monday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Shaffer who has Deen
visiting in Parma returned nome ues-
Emery Bales attended the ball game
SUNDAY at Ontario between Caldwell
and that place. ,u
Mrs William Wooley of Caldwell
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs
Story. .I Ne
Nj. and Mrs. Less Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mlliner and family
Of Caldwell spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. George Miliner. :,
On" NJ and Mrs William Weick and
family spent Sunday in Caldwell the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Mark. :, =. tho
Rev. Rice will hold services at the
school house Sunday at the usuai
hour. -, ;,
M c. Farris and family OF Waiia
wajio Wash. spent Thursday at the
D. Io,as Home they were motor
mo overland to Yellowstone Park :,
S. ]. Farris is staving IN oaiaWg re-
helping in the store IN ms 50" ; az
sence.
Earl Bray, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Sterling Bray is quite i'll at his nome,
One of the very sad accidents that
comes to people, happened Sunday
afternoon when Clarence, the l4-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs Henry 30,
= ward was drowned near the railroad
bridge west of Caldwell. The tam'ly
had but recently located here, COM
mo from Haines, Ore. less than Two
months ago. Clarence wit lew Doy
acouaintances had gone IN swiin,iile
and from all appearances he hao peer,
stricken with cramps and sank. Wpen
his body was recovered 1t was 100
late TO resuscitate him, A short tu-
neral service was held Monday alter
noon at 4:3O at the Jones Undertaking
parlors and the body was taken 10
Hams Ore, for interment The sym
pathy of the entire community Is eA-
tended to the family in TINS, their,
sudden and sad loss. All that TRENDS
could do to lessen their sorro" was
done.