The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-09-12
ROSWELL.


was held September 2 resulted in tn
election of w. E. Marlin and Do,
Stevens for District No. 46, an,
George Kelley for R. H. S. Distric
No. l.
Miss Eunice lockwood was visit
ing friends in Boise the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cassell who hav,
been at Twin Falls, returned MONDAY
to Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marlin hav,
gone to Illinois and Ohio for a 81,
weeks trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weber anc
children of Creswell, Oregon, arr
visiting in the G. L. Mccormick home
The 10 months old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry McGregor died Saturda,
at the family home. The funeral was
held Sunday from the house. Burial
in Roswell cemetery.
Miss Louise Riddle, county demon
stration agent, was in Roswell Mon.
day.
L. A. Harmon, successor to Tom
Poole Drug Co., Caldwell. Phone So
Misses Winnie and Olive McCor-
mick went to Sunny Slope SUNDAY to
take charge of the school there for
the ensuing term.
The Rev. J. R. WEIGH went to EN-
NETT where the Boise Presbytery is to
meet the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rooney were in
Boise Saturday and Sunday.
a. J. lockwood, who has been in
Minnesota for about three months
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Cottier have
moved to Wilder where Mr.. Cottier
VIII work for E. M. Small in the
store.
Miss Mary Campbell of Seattle is
visiting for week with her sister.
Mrs. Edgar Dilley.
Miss Vannie Lister of Star arrived
Saturday to take up her work in the
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
family of Fargo were Sunday guests in
the Edgar Dilley home.
Miss Gladys Trout left Saturday
for American Falls where she has a
position in the schools.
w. H. Kneifel, Clarence. Florence
and Irene Kneifel visited for several
days last week in Mountain Home.
The Rev. Mr.. Cox, colporteur OF the
Baptist church, held services at the
Baptist church Sunday.
The r. Y, P. A. held short bust
ness meeting Sunday vening following
the regular meeting. The following
were elected to office: Leila John,
president; Katherine Bates, vice pres,
ident Gladys Fretwell, secretary, and
Frank Huett, treasurer.
Misses Vannie Lister and Eunice
lockwood were guests in the Everett
Tate home in Big Bend, Sunday.
Miss Daisy Mason and Miss Pearl
Copple. are making their home with
Mrs. Edna Stark for the wear.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Goodell re-
turned home Friday evening. Mrs
Goodell had been visiting at Meridian
and Mr.. Goodell had been at Boise
attending teachers institute.
Albert Carleton purchased the Ed
Slona lace last week. consisting Of s0I
acres for $4,000.
Mrs. Clarence Moler was down from
N,ampa last week, VISITING her parents
Mr.: and Mrs. d. N. Dutton.
Miss Gertrude Stevens who has been
visiting in Tremonton, Utah, came
ioHc rr1Oay.
Mrs. Blanche Baxter rented Mrs
Alice Grosvenor's house. Mrs. Bax-
er sub-rented it to E. T. Rice. who
moved in Saturday. Miss Vannie Lis
er has a room in the Grosvenor
house.
l.. A: Harmon, successor to Tom
'oole Drug Co.. Caldwell. Phone az
Mrs. Sarah Carter of Tremonton
Utah. arrived Friday for a visit with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Don Stevens.
Mrs. Ralph Glandon of Apple Val
ey, was guest Friday of Miss Grace
snyder.
Mr., and Mrs. f. G. L.nson and
laughter left Thursday in response to
telegram that Mr. Etason's mother
ad died at Berk'- Can't.
Miss Lois Russell left Wednesday
or Grangeville, where she has ac-
epted a position in the schools.
Clark Wisbey sold his ace to Alex
Wade for $4,000.
Ralph Moore, who is employed at
ne John Steel packing house, had two
myers badly mashed in the machineryl
lst Wednesday.
Miss Eva .Attebury is visiting her Ia
'ster, Mrs. Harvey Hunt.