The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14
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The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. AL
Hammer last Wednesday afternoon
The meeting was we'll attended and
all report a good time. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs An
drew Smith.
The Misses Mccormick were dinner
guests at A. c. Johnson's last Sum
day.
Mrs. w. P. Holton and daughter
of Deer Flat, visited with Mrs Alfred
:,haeffer Friday.
Otto and Omer Gray were Caldwell
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blackstock and
children. Harry and Lucy, of Enter
prise, were dinner guests at the D. E.
Dorsey home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. R. Aitchison was visitor
at the r. A. Symms home Wednes-
day.
The Farmers Club was we'll attend
ed last Friday night. Mr.. Mccall
and Miss Fowler were out and talked
with profit on the club work and ways
to increase our interest in the farmers
clubs.
Phillip and Ella Kratz are reported
sick with grip.
The church choir met at the A. c.
JOHISOll uOlllG 10 pIdStlCG lOI EdSlCI
services last Sunday
, Mr.. Trowbridge was a visitor at the
G. E. Cannon and A. c Johnson
homes last Friday.
R. A. Symms was a Caldwell visitor
last Friday.
| The Sunny Slope school closed last
Friday.
Alta Rogers was in Caldwell last
Saturday.
A large crowd attended the recep
( ton given in honor of the Misses Nc
Cormick at the Bacon home las
:. Thursday might and ali reported ;
= good time.
e Mrs. G.. E. CANNON was calling or
: Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Jaquith las
4 Monday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Johnson from
the Gem District, were on the Slope
j last Monday.
:. Dave Dorsey hauled a load of ia
:. hogs to Caldwell Friday.
D w. P. Holton of Deer Flat was OIL
S the Slope Sunday.
/. The Misses Mccormick and the Stl
:, grade scholars were dinner guests a
|. the A. r. Aitchison home Monda,
evening.
It J. M. Stocker and VIM. Aitchisol
e were business callers in Caldwell las
G Friday.
Miss Smith of Boise visited at tn
d King Brown home Wednesday.
u The threshing is almost finished
6 The yield was not as good as was eN
II pected, but every one seems to salts
fed.
If Clark Stiles was Caldwell visito
c Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Laws visited friends i
h Middleton Tuesday.
d Mrs. Albert Hammer has been o
n the sick list the last few days.
Charles Stephenson had the mi,
lie fortune to lose two young heiiers {
lie the bloat last week,
re M. L. Walker, real estate dealer {
h Caldwell, was visitor on the Slor
lie Friday.
Mr.. Richard Wing had the misfo
Is tune to lose one OH is fine registcre
lie mares last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogg. MIR. ar
r. Mrs. A. R. Aitchison were Caldwe
to visitors Thursday.
of Mr.. Oliver Miller and family, recel
arrivals from Kansas, shipped a ca
It. load of household goods and farmir
n implements here. They expect to /
cate on the Slope. Mr. Miller Is
re cousin of +. F. Caldwell.
ay Mrs. II. ID. Finn and children, Il
is Misses Mccormick. were Sund;
ms dinner guests at the A. c. Johns'
att home.
I'M Miss Ruth Hammer is on the 81
all list
Roy Collins was a Caldwell visit
he Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Earl we
or visitors in the Gem District Sunday
lily The program given by the schc
Monday night was fine. The childr
nd certainly deserve credit for their go
to work. They all knew their parts W
of and all present felt highly enterta
ed by the scholars.
Elk Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Cutter, Mr.. a
Mrs. Andrew Smith. and Miss Bes
no. Harper of Deer Flat, were Sund
,od dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andr
Aitchison.