The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-14
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Mrs. McCully is on the sick list.
Miss Amy Johnson VS. visiting her
sister, Mrs. Zimmerman and family of
Roswell Heights, Friday until Sun
day.
Mrs. Lund and daughter Helen &C
companied B. Sunblad to Parma last
Monday.
Some of our young people went
skating on the alkali slough in Big
Bend, Sunday.
H. Dunangan purchased hay near
Wilder last week. .H,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens and daughter,
Mildred were guests at the +. Jones
home Sunday evening.
]. Lund and H. Dunagan are haul
ing straw from Roswell Heights.
School began Monday after being
closed nearly three weeks while the
building was being remodled.
The new bell arrived for the school
house Friday, and was hung in the
belfry Saturday and is = much needed
addition to the building.
There will be literary at the school
house Saturday evening, January 18th.
The committee is doing its utmost to
make the program interesting.
Quite crowd of people assembled
at the school house Friday afternoon
to hear Professor Ireland speak, but
through some misunderstanding he
did not arrive.
A box social and dance will be held
at the school house Saturday even
ing, January 22nd. The proceeds to
go toward paying for the improving
done on the school house. A prize
will he given the lady who brings the
most elaborate box.
With the assistance of the state
land board, everything bids fair for
the people of the valley to own a park
in the near future, and a committee
has been appointed to look after it.
Lester Beuro of Ten Davis and
Gordon Judd of Big Bend called or
Chester Dunagan and Arthur Mink
at the H. Dunagan home Saturday
They were former schoolmates at the
Inter- ountain Institute at Weiser.
F, w. Case and family went to Cald
well Monday, returning Tuesday. Mr.
Case was proxy bearer to the meetins
OF the water users association held il
Caldwell Monday.
a mule and horse belonging t.
J. Lund are having an attack of pneu
monia fever.
Arthur Mink who has been visitin,
Chester Dunagan the past week, re
turned to his home at Soldier, Wed
nesday
The ladies of the circle met wit
Mrs. John Aten Thursday afternoon
A lively business meeting was hel
and plans for the box social discussed
Refreshments were served by the hos
tess and at a late hour they adiourne
to meet with Mrs. Arthur Brown O
Thursday afternoon, January 20.
Mr.. Gus Johnson, Mr.. F. Bluche
were in Parma Monday.
Miss Wanda Moore was visitin
with Miss Helen Lund Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Burton. NJ
and Mrs. Charlie Burton. Mr.. Moor
all went to Caldwell to attend til
business meeting, Monday.
A crowd of merry bachelors gail
cred at the Oaks Caldwell home Su,
day evening. Refreshments wei
served and all appointed an enjoyab
time.
Mrs. Bertha White and three chill,
rem OF Spokane. Washington, are visi
ing at the home Clarence Suite
Mrs. White is a sister of Mrs. Suite
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Burton wei
Parma visitors Friday.
Mrs. F, Tones and Miss Trout cal
ed at the Duncan home Sunday
Walter Aten went to Franklin O
Monday of last week.
VIM. Asp returned from Boise Sa
urday where he had been havin
dental work done.
. Mrs. Caldwell called on Mrs. Cor
Tuesday of last week. Sometime du
ing the afternoon her horse BEGAN
frightened at an auto, broke loose an
started for home at a lively ga
across lots. over bitches and throue
sage brush. The horse was capture
by man on horseback and brougl
back minus the whip. The cushio
having been picked up by the maj
Otherwise there was no damage.
- Mrs. Waldron was business visitc