The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-18
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: ARENA NEWS !

catrrday evening in honor of the
h;rthday anniversary of Sam Pack
wood and Albert Trent. The evening
v,ss spent with games and music. Ice
I, cream. cake and lemonade were serv-
edIby the hostess.
fF Lind came over from Melba
s c,s.,dav to visit with home folks. He
4 meets to leave for the coast soon.
Almost everyone in the valley went
d Parma Saturday morning to view
the Trophy Train. -,
Mrs Bullar, Mrs. Barker and Miss
sackett were in attendance at the
teachers meeting at Parma Saturday
morning. :.
Miss Trotter was on the sick list
Saturday. :. -,
Mrs. Eliza Pullium was quite i'll
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Hyde and little daughters%e-
turned to Meridian Sunday after
visit with friends here.
The z. B. Barker family were
guests at the B. T. Badly home in
Lakeview Sunday.
The young people met at the Rags
dale home Tuesday to prepare some
music for the Easter services Sunday
morning.
The Literary Society will meet at
the school house Saturday evening.
Everyone willing to help with the
program should report to the commit
tee, Mrs. Matson. Miss Shultz or
Miss Sweigert.
T. J. Cope went to Parma last
Tuesday to consult a physician. He
has not been we'll for some time.
The circle met with Mrs. Lund last
Wednesday. About 80 ladies were
present. Business was dispensed
with The afternoon was most pleas
licious cakes and coffee were served
antly spent in conversation. De.
lcious cakes and coffee were served
by the hostess. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Matson. April e. :,
Miss Ruth Murray of Caldwell
spent last week at the A. Bl Peter
man home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ragsdale. Mr.. Rich.
ardson, Mrs. Butlar, Mrs. Pierce, Mr.
Sam Peterman and Mr.. Packwood
were business visitors in Caldwell
Wednesday.
Mrs. N. E. Jones of Parma attend
ed the circle meeting Wednesday al
Mrs. Lund's.
A meeting was held at the schoo
house Friday evening at which plan!
were made to organize a Sunda,
school Easter SUNDAY morning al
10 a. m. Mrs. Older is helping thu
children to prepare an Easter pro
gram Rev. Welch will preach Sun
day afternoon at ESQ o'clock.
Several men and teams are work
ing on drain ditch through Messrs
Pierce and Mcconnell places.
Charles Marston and Walter Mat
son were Caldwell visitors Tuesda.
OF last week.
The young people enjoyed mas
auerade dance at the school hous'
Saturday night.
Mrs Peterman and Miss Lorrin'
were Caldwell visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trent enter
tanned number of neighbors an
trends Saturday evening in homo
OF their birthday.
Home Products Dinner
The economies section OF the For
ward Club served a Home Product
dinner in the Methodist church at 6 T
N, Thursday evening following tn
Factory Day excursion. d All none
eit after the expenses have been me
VIII be given to the Commercial Gu
10 be use for civic Improvement. TN
menu Tor the dinner was as follows;
r'ckles Chees Carrot
, Chicken Ia King
washed Potatoes with Ciblet GRAY
Dressed Reefs
not Biscuit Hone
Cabbage Salad
ice Cream Cak
Coffee
p,Ihc after dinner speakers were Mr.
npiatshley who spoke on "The Wor
o. me Forward Club" and Mr.
tnrnkley, who took "Home Products
Tor her subject
uMrs Rrinkley, chairman: Mrs. Fisl
MRS MRS Wvkoff, Mrs. Fl. A. steuncr
oerS and Miss Woods composed tn
committee In charge Of the arrang,