The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
MIDWAY NEWS


WI year was at Mrs. George Bumgar
NJ us on Orchard avenue, last Friday
n ne August |. Over SO ladies
are present including several visitors
mrr;nq the business session there was
aneraI discussion of the needs of
she school children the coming school
.n and a committee appointed to
Sonfer with the school board to ar
e eo matters. All the ladies of the
..eonmunity are asked to help fill the
sru;t lars for the Children's Home in
Po;se' The empty jars are at Mrs.
II Templeton's. Mrs. L. H. Paine
- Caldwell gave fine talk on parents
S,t;es TO their children. The player
u;ano furnished music while refresh
p inents weer served, which consisted
&c cake and lemonade. Mrs. Bumgar-
osr was assisted by Mesdames Nc
pnbb;e, Karcher, Duval, Warehouse,
y r Kempthorne and F. A. Robinson.
Tha society will meet September S,
he mace to be decided later.
S Hubert is confined to his
home with a severe case of lumbago.
Mrs Earl Campbell of Caldwell
visited her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Oeder
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. w. Reynolds was Boise
visitor Tuesday.
kov westlake of Nampa, and Miss
Helen burkIand OF Denver. VINO nave
been visiting friends In Nampa, were
Quests at the J. II. Waters home
= thursday evening. Mass Seceila
tM.ters and MISS BurkIand took the
early morning train, travelling together
&C Tar as tocatello, MISS burkland
Going TO her home IN Denver, and MISS
Waters gong to Butte, Mont, Where
she Will TOUR Yellowstone Park. linen
she Will go to Logan and Manhattan,
Montana, to spend her summer Vaca-
ton. ,.,.
Miss Martina Nicholas and Charles
and frank MetcaIt motored to BOISE
saturday. NJ:
M N. Baker and daughter Miss
Nettie Murray OF NamDa VISITED at the
w. &. krazier home Sunday afternoon.
sidney Waterhouse returned Tues
dav from a two weeks outing with the
Nampa Boy Scouts at Payette Lakes.
Word has been received from MAJ.
and Mrs. +. h. Ross, who sold their
farm in East Midway last tall, that
they have located in California and
bought property.
Miss Mildred Clements spent sew
eral days last week at the home OF her
brother, K. +. Clements OF Lone Star.
Misses Leta and Doris tirklns were
Boise visitors Sunday.
Mrs. r. c. Fry and daug hters spent
Monday with Mrs. II. taubion In
Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Martin and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. James Nor
rison and family all OF Boise, were
Sunday visitors at the A. L. Laster
home The center of attraction was
Donald Martin born June Il, and
Harold Morrison, born June 70, being
ON their first big outing.
Mrs. F. N. Luse returned SUNDAY
after spending ten days visiting rela-
tives at Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Sparks received
word from their son Herschel, who
is in the navy, that he expects to be
discharged soon and will visit MS
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Riskemire called
at the w. w. Wholesome home in Lont
Star, Sunday evening.
Miss Mildred Robinson spent sun
day with her brother, Fred Z. RoDin
SON and family of Nampa.
Mrs. M. B. Black and Mrs. Carlton
Holt of Caldwell attended the Paren
Teachers association meeting at Mrs
Geo. Bumgarner's Friday Afternoon
Nina and Marion Grosscup, TIM
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. A. !
Grosscup of Nampa, visited Mrs. }. IL
Templeton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Allen and iam'i!
of La Grande arrived Saturday ioI
visit at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Allen.
T, w. REYNOLDS has secured 900
flow of artesian water at deptn
l67 feet on his ten acre. tract nea
Moss siding, north of the Midwa.
school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clements an
daughters were Sunday dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clements o
Lone Star.
David Kaufman is putting a ne'
roof on the school house, Mn,
Willis Oeder and Charles Metcal
Jr., made a trip to the Gem Distris
Monday. -. l.;
Last week A. ]. Shrake sold HI
highly improved farm OF 81 acre
known as the ]. S. Hubert Dairy tarr
to Robert Lee of SCOTS ABlutt, Neor
who has already taken, possession
Sunday evening Mr.. Lees mother az
rived and visited until Monday ever
ing, being enroute to. Seattle; M
Shrake has not decided where he WI
locate but is looking over the eoun''
before re-investing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicholas ente
tanned at dinner Sunday, Those pre-,
ent were Charles Metcaif and tamil
Miss Martha Nicholas and Mr.
Hyrum Sawyer and children, a.
Mrs. ]. H. Waters and daughte
Leonora, were capital city visito
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. H. circuit and children
Pocateilo returned to their home IA
week, after a weeks visit with her pa
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs, 5, l." Sparks
The threshing season opened
Midway last week, when Hamlitt
Bros. threshed at the A shrake IA ram =,
Thursday A bumper crop OF oar''
Is reported. 49,.
Heber Allen, who has been in eve