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

Ferrell DOiHidH dhu idiuliy OF
,outhern Wyoming. are the guests of
S;s sister, Mrs. B. w. Post and family.
~ Two lots in the Simpson addition
>. wilder were purchased last week by
Mrs. Robert Clark of Ontario, Can
ID, IS the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Trank Leavell and family, and other
.siatiyes. Mrs. Clark is a former resi-
dent of the Wilder country, having
oowned what is now the Van Scoy
r.nch at Golden Gate crossing on the
traction line.
w S. Lawrence has sold his 40 acre
,,ncb west of Wilder to Henry Shat
aer for $1,000. The Lawrence family
Expect to leave soon for southern
california. Mr. Lawrence and Wayne
viii make the trip in their car, and
Mrs, Lawrence and daughter, Dorothy
viii leave for Roseberg, Ore, to spend
few days with Mrs. c. o. Thomas
before going to California. They
have made many friends who regret
~ have them leave the community.
lanes Russell and family expect to
leave soon to spend year with rela-
lives in Canada. His brother, Fred
Russell and family of Rock Mills,
Canada, arrived last week to live on
the lanes Russell ranch during his
absence.
There was a good attendance at thu
county convention of the w. c. T. u.
held at the I. o. o. F. hall Officers
elected for the coming year are: Mrs
Smith, Caldwell, president; Mrs.
Williams, Greenleaf, vice president;
Mrs. Hanson, Greehleaf, secretary.
Mrs. c. A. Hoyt sang solo at the con
yention, and Rev. A. w. Hartshorn
gave splendid talk.
At the meeting of the ladies' aid
society at the home of Mrs. L. F.
Kowalk the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. B. G. Davies; first vice
president, Mrs. John Beall; second
secretary, Mrs; L. F. Kowalk; assist
ant secretary, Mrs. A. B. Bank; treas
urer, Mrs R. S. Brown. The Ladies
Aid society will give home talent
play about November Is.
One Cent Sale-three days-Oct. II.
IS, %. Botkin-Joy Drug Company
The Rexall Store.
An election was held Tuesday. Oc-
tober 9TH, in the Golden Gate Highway
district, in I. O.. O. F. hall in Wilder
for the purpose of. determining wheth-
er or not the district shall issue bonds
in the sum of 100000 for road I'M
provements.
Dorcey Simpson attended the Bap-
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delegate from the Wilder Baptist
chuch.
Joy Weeks has moved into the
property recently purchased of Henry
Hannah located on Fifth street.
Arthur Glenn visited at Ontario last
Sunday.
Louis Hudson has sold four lots
on Second street to H. f. DeFrance
DR.. A. B. Boeck recently purchased
of ]. H. Mitchell his residence prop
erty, corner of B avenue and Third
street. DR.. Boeck will open an office
and dentist is to occupy one room
Of the building.
The regular meeting of the w. c. T
U. will meet Friday afternoon, Octo
Der 10th, at the home, of Mrs G. Fl
kelm. Everyone invited to attend.
The w. ]. Osborn family had a:
their guests last week. Mrs. Alex Ora
ham and daughter, Norma. of Jordan
Valley
There have been several houses ant
residence lots sold in Wilder the pas
week.
Dr. Strong. who recently receive,
an honorable discharge from the medi
cal staff of the u. s. navy is cxprcte'
to arrive this week TO take up th'
practice of medicine with DR.. A. r
Roeck.
l.. E. Elerick, the real estate agent
has rented his office to Stanley Bake
tor six months. while Mr. Fler"t TAX
vacation in the east and south.
Horace Hoyt was sick several day
last week with tonsilitis.
Carl Johnson and Lolan Nealey
who escaped from the Twin Fall
prison last Wednesday. broke into TIL
Wilder garage on Friday night am
took a five passenger automobile ant
number of other articles. leaving TIL
automobile in which they were travel
ing standing on one side of the street
They were caught at Vale. Oregon
by Officer West, and held there unit
Sheriff Geo. Froman and Deputy r
w. Mumford of Canyon county too
them in custody. The automobile the.
stole belonged to Joy Weeks, and viii
be returned.
AT a union meeting Of the B. Y
T. U. and the Epworth league tn
large crowd was delighted with tn
beautiful violin solo BY Miss Maui
lheodore, accompanied on the plan
by William Hartshorn.
Evangelistic meetings began Sunda
evening, October S. at the Bapts
church, conducted bv Rev. r. l.. Mill
OF Boise. Rev, Mills is we'll know
IN this community and will no douh
DO successful work.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. r. Kowalk and Nj
and Mrs. ]. IT. Mitchell were Sunda
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w, {
kreider.
;, Guaranteed Hot Water Bottles, q
Harmon's Drug Store.
The ladies' aid society of the M,