The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-17
WILDER

Rev. A. w. Hartshorn spent Mon
day in Boise.
Result of the bond election OF the
Golden Gate Highway district held
October 7, was 103 for bonds and "a
against. The amount Of the bond is
sue was 100000.
On Thursday afternoon 80 women
friends of Mrs. HI. II. Bates met at
her home north of Wilder to spend the
afternoon in social way, as the Bates
family expect to leave about the 18TH
for their new home at Nampa. An
enjoyable time was had by all. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Earl Coverhill of Roswell Heights
has purchased the 40 acre ranch OF
Garvin Hutchins south of Wilder.
Consideration $4,000.
Mrs. E. G. Lee and daughters, Bar
bara and Doris are visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Keimer of Boise.
Members of the Wilder Lodge l. O..
o. F. No. 1877 and Charity Rebekah
Lodge No. rs held reception on last
Thursday evening in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Lawrence and chill
dren, who left Sunday for Elsinor.
Calf, where they expect to locate.
The Lawrence family were presented
with ah alf dozen silver knives and
forks as a, gift of remembrance from
the lodge members.
Mrs. L. F. Kowalk and Mrs. A. B.
Boeck attended the Burbank Fedora
ton convention held at Parma on
Thursday October 9. They were sent
to represent the Woman's Club,
Ladies Aid society and w. c. T. u.
Charles Law and w. 7. Clark have
returned from the Mud Lake country
where they went to attend the land
sale. Neither party purchased land
there.
John easy, who is an employee of
L. A. Bildeback, has purchased the
property known as the c. o. Myers
home. Mr.. Casey recently moved
his family here from Illinois.
James F. Weston of Ontario, Ore.
is going to establish local telephone
system in Wilder, and work will be
begun just as soon as material for
construction is on the grounds. Mr..
Weston has had considerable expert
ence in both the organization and con-
struction of telephone systems He
expects to have the Wilder line in
operation by the first Of tn eyear and
has already made arrangements to
connect with the Mountain States and
Parma lines.
There will be held on November 4,
at Wilder, special bond election of
$4,000 for the purpose of acquiring
by purchase or otherwise a water,
works plant, and water supply
therefor: also $4,000 special bond
for the purpose of grading and drain
ing the streets.
Jas. Morfitt of Boise spent last
week with his son, ]. c. Morfitt of
the Wilder Mercantile Co, and visited
Mr.. w. S. Lawrence before the latter
left for Elsinor, Cal.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dun
nagan, October 9th, daughter.
The w. L. Kimble family left for
Van Mugs, Col, where they will live.
Mr.. Kimble is going to assist his
brother, who Is engaged in the chick
en- business.
The Wheeler Amusement Co., gave
tow good shows, Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights at the. Grand theatre.
Mrs. r. E. Aldridge was taken to
the Caldwell hospital where she re-
Twenty members of the Caldwell
Baptist church motored out to Wild
er last Friday evening and rendered
several religious selections during the
evening. Rev. Mills of Boise, who is
conducting the meetings, preached an
excellent sermon.
DR.. ]. L. Newell received telegram
last Tuesday announcing the ac-
cidental death of his younger brother,
Howard, of Canton, Ohio.
The w. c. 7. U. has pledged $500
toward their jubilee Fund. The I'M
ion was divided into companies, and
Mrs. G. H. Kelm as captain OF one
of the jubilee companies, has raised
their quota. Already $l20 of this
amount has been raised.
George Jordan expect sto leave
October 20 for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will make his home. Hell
has rented his farm southeast oil
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Bryles and
daughter OF Illinois are new Wilder
residents. Mr.. Broyles is a brother
of Walter Broyles of Rhoad's cross |
ing.
Out of town guests who attended
the regular meeting of the Farm Blu |
reau, which was held at r. S. Browns |
home are Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Morros,
Misses Louise Riddle and Robinson,
and Mr.. George Dewey. all of Cald-
well.
Cut Flowers in stock at Harmon's
Drug Store.
]. A. Van Cleft, d. H. Hooker. and
Fred Cowdery are at Lehman, hunt
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bait have
moved to their farm west of Wilder.
Ladies' aid society met Thursday at
he home of Mrs. Thos. Limbaugh att
Allendale Crossing.
Mrs. Mcdonald of Salem. Ore, is
visiting her son. Roy, and daughter,
Mrs. c. Baker
Frank Peilstick and Sam Simpson,
eft Sunday for several DAYS huntineI