The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28
INTERESTING FACTS
FROM OUTSIDE POINTS
WILDER

WuDEh
o. =. Perch is spending few days
in Payette.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M.
q, church was entertained THURSDAY
afternoon, November goth, at the
home of Mrs. Hubert Peckham, with
Mrs. VIII Slinker as assistant host
ess. The Aid decided to hold an
Xmas bazaar on December 18th and
also to have supper the same
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served to the thirty in attendance.
G. v, Cottier, who has been en-
ployed at the Golden Gate store for
some time past, moved to Caldwell
last week.
On Friday evening, November 81.
the high school students gave a
party at the school house in honor
OF Miss Minnie Lohman of Fargo,
who will soon leave for her new
home In New Mexico.
Rev. w. H. Hertzog Of Boise, was
calling on Wilder friends last Tues
day.
B. g. Davies, who has had charge
Of the manual training department
of the Wilder high school since the
beginning of the term has resigned,
as 1t was impossible for him to con-
tinue as instructor on account Of his
business interests. The class under
Mr.. Davies able instruction has
made rapid progress. Work bench
es, q sewing and kitchen cabinet are
now completed. The class is now
finishing the dressing and varnish-
ing Of the floors In the domestic
science room.
Rev. L. @. Black, pastor of the
Wilder Baptist church has accepted
the position as instructor in the
manual training department. He Is
we'll qualified to handle this work
and the community Is fortunate In
securing his services.
The installation of two electric
sewing machines. six hot plates and
an iron constitute the list of new
electric apparatus that will be COM
pleted and ready for use this week,
as the wiring Is now completed. The
entire building IL now lighted with
electricity.
Miss Marie Baker, instructor Of
domestic science announces that dur
ing the cold months school lunches
will be served in the manner which
was followed last year.
Rev. L. g. Black has returned
from q visit with relatives In Hunt
ington, Oregon.
Mrs. Paul Reece Of Second street,
has as her guest, Mrs. Angelina Will
cults OF Boise.
Byron Briggs arrived home Sun
day from Kansas City, Mo-, where he
was attending the Sweeney Auto
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Karn, Jr., T.
B. Hetrick and d. B. Karn. ST., re-
turned Wednesday from Tuscon,
Arizona, where they have been look
ing over the country in view Of pur-
chasing land.
George Martin, who recently grad
uated from school Of automechan-
les at Kansas City. has accepted q
position at the Wilder garage.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Nelson and
family Of Second street, have gone
to California to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hurst are now
living In the Bert Nelson property
recently purchased by Mrs. J. q.
Weeks.
An added Improvement is now be-
ing made In the room occupied by
the Wilder Mercantile Co. in the l.
o. o. r. building. The grocery is
moved to the rear OF the room and
shelving Ia being placed in the front
of the store to take care Of the dry
goods and mems furnishings. This
Is one of Wilder's best stores and
much is added to its attractiveness
by this Improvement.
Oliver Martin has returned from
a visit with relatives in Wisconsin
and Oklahoma.
Mrs. Oliver Temple gave an infor.
mai party on Friday evening. Those
present had delightful time. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess. Miss Ruth Chambers of
Boise. was an out-of-town guest.
Thirty-five were present at the
w. c. T. u. meeting held at the M.
II. Parsonage on Friday afternoon.
An address of welcome to the teach-
ers OF the Wilder schools was given
Dy MRS. Lena Longstreet. An inter-
esting paper and music were rem
dered: Dainty refreshments were
served.
inc Baptist pastor, Rev. L. G.,
Black, has purchased an Overland
car 90 assist him in his work.
Union Thanksgiving services VIII
pc held, Thursday, November 81 a,
the Baptist church at 1890 a. m
thanksgiving sermon to be preached
Dy Rev. A. w. Hartshorn. pastor al
the n. Il. church.
Al the vaudeville show given Sat.
nrday eveing at the Grand theatre
Elsie Esmonde. soprano. In sonrr 4,
Yesterday, delighted the audienSe
ana RAFFERTY, and Dumbleton. come.
alan singers and dancers were cleve,
and entertaining. e'
r. u. Heston has sold his 80-acr.
ha ncn north of Wilder to II. N. Peck.
nam; Consideration $4,000
w. X. Boston has sold his so-o.r.
ranch . y miles north OF wilder :,
r. ~ Heston. Price paid m,
$i4'ooo.
Beginning Sunday, November an
nev; A. w. Hartshorn, pastor q, t 81
M. =. church will begin a saria. 'n y
sermons on Gifts" The first . 80 y
mon VIII be on The Gift ~ S",,