The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-14
NE|GHBORHOOD NEWS
WILDER NEWS

The Woman's club was entertained
by Mrs. Grace Saunders on Tuesday
afternoon, Nov a. Interesting current
events were given by the twelve pres
ent and departmental reports were
given by seven. The leader, Mrs.
Edna Mitchell, took as her subject
"Andrew Carnegie" and told in an in
tetesting way the history of his life.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Lila
Kowalk in the afternoon of Nov. IL.
Mrs. Reve Johnson and Mrs. Howett
Walker who are to the leareds have
taken as their subject Idaho"
Mr.. Rollette of Parma, has an
nounced that the firm of Rolette &
Erickson, who had leased the ]. c.
jackson & Co. building at Wilder for
a flour mill will not be able to start
their business as they are unoble to
get the necessary machinery at pres
ent.
Will Hinker recently purchased Of
P. R. Morton his l00-acre ranch north
of Wilder. Consideration $4,000.
Miss lone Kreder gave a theatre
party Friday evening to few girl
friends, the occasion being her birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Moffitt and son,
Carl, spent Wednesday in Boise.
The official board of the M. E.
church met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. ]. H. Law.
E. M. Small, proprietor of the Col
den Gate store, has announced that
beginning Dec. he will conduct his
business on strictly cash basis,
whchi will enable him to sell on a
closer margin Of profit. Mr.. Small
has one of the biggest general stores
in Wilder, and does an extensive
business.
Fred Russell and wife of Canada
will have charge of the J. E. Russell
ranch, two miles north of Wilder,
during the absence Of Mr.. Russell and
family who left Tuesday for their
old home at Ontario, Canada, where
they will spend year with friends
and relatives.
C, w. Lindsey has sold his ranch
southwest of Caldwell and purchased
a lot of Mrs. Oliver Temple in the
Mitchell addition to Wilder, where he
will erect six room bungalow at
once. Mr.. Lindsey was formerly en-
gagged in the contracting and build
ing business in Wilder, and will again
resume his former occupation.
Paut Reece has sold his 40-acre
ranch at Greenleaf to G. R. Splitter of
Kansas. Consideration, 5000.
E. Weston, manager of the pro-
posed Wilder telephone exchange
has made a canvass of the village of
Wilder and was agreeably surprised
at the number of subscribers secured.
He is now making a canvass of the
country and anticipates equal success
in his canvass of the surrounding fer
ritory.
Whose Baby Are Your" given at
the Grand theatre Thursday evening.
Oct. 6, by the Caldwell Dram4tis
club was well rendered and delighted
the large audience.
The frs. Of the fine free enter
7tainments given under the. auspices
IF he Wilder Equity association was
hcld Monday evening at the home CT
q. gF.s Wood north of Wilder. H. G.
Norris rendered several vocal and
piona selections as we'll as some now
city stunts. Mr.. Morris also gave a
splendid talk on the Richdalc svs
tenn of cooperation as rracticcd BY
the farmers and laborers of Grca;
Britain.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Black and
twa small sons arrived Tuesday fra-n
Soda Springs. Idaho. and are at home
: ibe Baptist parsonage. The Rev.
Black took UP his duties as pas.o
last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Russell of Boise. al
tended the funeral of her nephew
Isle Leslie Norman which WAS held
Tuesday afternoon, Nov a. This four
teen-months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Norman died after few