The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-28

to take the Craftsmanship of the COM
mittee to confer with the CONNER
cial club.
An invitation issued by Mrs. ]. P.
Wood to hold the August meeting
at her home was accepted.
Delicious ice cream and cake were
served by Mrs. Davis with the assis-
lance of Mrs. Sullivan and much en-
joyed.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned |
the entertainment committee holding
regular meeting following the regular
meeting to plan the lecture curse for
the coming white.
Little Lucinda Ferguson had the
misfortune to have both bones in her
left leg broken Friday afternoon. A
number of children were playing on
the lawn and another girl slipped and
| fell, landing with one knee on Lucin-
da's leg. DR.. Boeck was called and
| he set the broken bones. The little one
is resting comfortably but has a long
tiresome time ahead.
Mrs. l. o. Hansen of Jordan Valley
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
lam Langford.
| D. J. Sullivan made business trip
to Boise Sunday returning Wednesday.
c. F. Freeburn and family were over
from Caldwell Saturday. Mr.. Freeburn
attended the Friend sale.
| Supt. Arthur McClain of the state
| farm has returned from a three weeks
visit to Boise.
Mrs. L. B. Yaden and R. w. Van
derhoff went over to the Leavell
ranch for berries Monday
DR.. Donald Numbers who is To-
Gated at Parma, was here on profess
sional business one day last week.
Ed Plowhead was among those
from Caldwell who attended the
Friend sale here Saturday.
| John Meyer has almost fully re-
about.
! Miss Sadie Freeburn was week end
guest at the John Upton home.
Carl Bahem began the seasons
grain cutting with his binder last
week.
| Mrs. Walter Eardley and four little
daughters are here from Rock Springs
Wyoming, for months visit at the
John Slower home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Rogers left We'd
HeSudy loI WISH Win tHeT udusH-
ter at Idaho Falls. They may decide
to locate at that place.
George Ramsey has added much to
the comfort of his blacksmith shop by
building ventilator.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Z. Keith welcom-
the arrival of a baby boy at their home
t in Wilder, July 18th. Mr.. Keith ex-
poets to move his family here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller Dunning and
: Miss Leone Wright returned Satur-
dav from a two weeks outing in the
southern part of the county. They
, report a very pleasant trip.
George Ramsey and Theodore Nye
7 returned Wednesday evening from
Given's Hot Springs. They report a
{ very enjoyable trip.
. The charter members of the Island
Park Swimming club are: E. c. Pres
, ton, John Upton, Charles Brewster
: R. w. Vanderhoff, Charles Health, E
F. Ganow,O. Anderson, o. A. Me-
gordon, T. F. McMeans, o. K. Back
: ably, George Ramsey, F. E. Trotter, L
B. Yaden, H. M. Davis, Thos. c. Cos,
r grove, w. J. Helton, William Black.
A ably, ]. D. WEIGH, F. T. Roger, D. J
Sullivan and Frank Davis. The mem,
t bership includes the wives and chill.
. dren of the married men. Officers wi
e be elected soon and then applications
! for membership will be received. A
large number of the members spen
Sunday afternoon at the park and en-
joyed the bathing, a social time anC
a delicious lunch.
Miss Ada Lee is listing her broth
ers Irving and Charles Lee.
9 Mrs. Charles Dugdale visited with
her niece, Mrs. L. D. Hyslop, Friday
= and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore wer,
;, Emmett visitors last week.
. The directors of the Owyhee coun
ty fair association held meeting her,
: Tuesday evening. Charles Benson O
: Claytonia was chosen treasurer to fiji
the vacancy caused by the remova
= from the district of Mr.. Stanford
! Among other things it was decided
= to write the ladies to exhibit cooking
6 and fancy work No date for holdine
the fair was decided upon, but it will
!, be Immediately preceding either tn,
= Caldwell or the Boise fail. Commit
? nance committee, Mrs Faulds, Mrs
n q Sudl, WIS. Ildylcll anu Nay Estes
= Exhibits committees-Grain, ]. P
= Wood and H. P Hieleg; Grass. Wal
ter Mcconnell and Walter Teeter
. Fruits, L. B. Cowan and Mr.. Little
field; Poultry, F. F. Trotter; Floral
q Mrs. ]. |. Lee and Mrs. L. B. Yaden
Needlework. RMS. Jesper Gubi anc
: Miss Anna Moore: Cooking, Mrs. f
c. Preston and Mrs. Grouse: Shoe
Work, Miss Holland and E. c. Pres
, ton; Canned Fruits. Dorthea Trac,
: and Mrs. G. R. Reynolds: Amuse
/ ments and Sports, c. NJ. Sutton ane
i @. Marsing; Refreshments. Mrs. Slit
E eel, Mrs. ]. I. Dee. Mrs. Hielig, Mis-.
n Ida Schenck and Mrs. Tony Freeburn
Better Babies, Mrs. John Meyer anc
Mrs. Grouse.
: A membership fee of one dollar
J, makes one a member of the fair as
: ISOLATION and confers voting power
: Two ball games are planned as a par
r of the sports program. One will BIZ
with Clayt0nia and tho otbar x,,;tt