The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-03

on Saturday.
w. A. Stone returned Tuesday from
visit of few days to Jordan Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Spitzmesser and Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Maxey spent Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Dor
man.
$500 and $500 to loan on city prop
erty or acreage. No delay, no bonus.
Fisk Realty Co. 50
Harley Fisk and Misses Mary and
Margaret Humphrey went to Parma
Friday evening.
Stewart Maxey was out of school
cople of days this week n account
of severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyes were week
visitors at Boise at the home of the
parents of Mrs. Boyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Botkin and
J. L. Burkholder were dinner guests
at the Frank Grove home Thursday
evening.
Messrs. Dickens & Miller will COM
mence work on an office building on
the new sales grounds at the corner
of Blaine and 9th streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon, DR.. and Mrs.
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly and Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers journeyed to the Capital
City to see Robin Hood"
A few of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spitzmesser gave them a little farewell
surprise party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Maxey on Tuesday even
ing.
Misses Farrer, Gates and Opal
Stewart, and Messrs. Neal. English
and Gates, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Boyes, attended the opera in Boise
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Harrington are
both i'll in bed. Mr.. Harrington's all
ment has been pronounced erysipelas
while Mrs. Harrington is suffering
from tonsilitis.
The services during Lent ct St. Da-
vid's Episcopal church will be Ash
Wednesday, March 8, 7:30 p. m. and
every Friday evening at teh same hour
thereafter emitting Friday the 10th.
On last Friday evening a 6 o'clock
dinner was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs Earl
Boyes, Mrs. S. J. Boyes. the Misses
Berry and Boyes, by Mr. and Mrs.
Ithamer Andrews.
The Sunday school class of which
Miss Bess Steunenberg is teacher were
entertained by Miss Electa Gartn at
her home on the Boulevard on Mon
day evening. The class belongs to the
| Christian Sunday school.
Mrs. ]. f. Kyle received word from
her husband, who was called to Iowa
by the illness of his mothci that the
| mother was somewhat better but as
she was stricken by paralysis on one
side her illness is likely to be pro-
longed
The Turner Sullivan sale is Just over
as we go to press. Col. Miller reports
It a splendid success. Cash returns
SZ4OO, only two notes, totaling SO,
were given. One mare and her three
colts sold for $59lO0 One mare sold
for $225 and four cows brought $500.
Miss Wilma Sower drove to Boise
wednesday afternoon in an auto with
Miss Burns of the high school in
search of literary help for her work
in English. having exhausted the SIM
ply furnished by the library here, Miss
Nellie Crete and Miss Velma Lesley
were also of the party.
There will be mission services held
at St. David's Episcopal church begin
ning. Sunday evening, March y, and
continuing Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday evenings. Services BEGIN
at O'Clock Sunday evening and at 7'30
on other evenings. Every Episcona1-
ian should be present accompanied bv
friends. '''''Nu ~
Miss Eleanor Steelman rcacbed
Caldwell Wednesday, having hem
snowbound in Roscberrv since aorI''
IN January. Miss Steelman went -
NoseDerry last Tell to be with sister
anu otother who are teaching there
expecting to return to finish her HIGH
sehooi course at the beginning OF th;s
semester and be graduated With her
ciass' The deep snow prevented even
q a. letter getting through for weeks
ne railroad up Long Valley is NOT
yer open Miss Steelman was drivcn
10 New Meadows where She remain
over night, the breakfast she ate ther,
De'ng the last meal served bv the hotel
winch closed down on that dav e.
.nen made her way down to Weis.r
by the Pin road from which place sba
reached home. r''N' sue
On Saturday, February 20 the Owv.
nee Camp Fire Girls entertained at The
community House in honor of new
Ere that is to be known as Abwahnc
camp Fire. The quaint ceremonies
OF a Council Fire were carried out
IN a most pleasing manner bv tbc
Owyhee Girls, who wore their gr3cc sH
ceremonial dresses. After deliciors
refreshments were served the cyen;nH
was spent in playing games Thosc
present from Owyhcc Camp Fire werc
Misses N, Gwendolyn Crete, Marion
flemmer. Bey Sandbcrg. VIVA RIM,
rock lnez Welch, Beatrice Ame sbnrv
Helen Dee, Leila Lyons, Edna KeonnyL,
Mary Thompson, Violet Sanberg "
leta Conway. Ruth Kingston iii.
Hawkes., Virginia Robinson, Ma r;om
bl:eyeridge and Miss Helen Case " ., 10.