The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-07-18
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Pvt William Heller, who was with
the 18th infantry. returned home Sun
day evening, They were part way
across when the armistice was signed,
but were ordered to the home port.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Taylor visited
with relatives in Nampa and Murphy
last week.
Mr.and Mrs. w. E. GoodelI. who
have been visiting relatives in Me-
ridian returned home Friday.
Guests at the D. N. Dutton home
last week were Mrs. Clarence Moler
and Mrs. LIE Fever, from Nampa.
Misses Olive and Winnie McCor-
mick autoed to Sunny Slope Wednes-
day, BRINGING some young people With
them. Other friends from Sunny
Slope Joined the party on Friday and
all enjoyed jolly house party until
Sunday. when they returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Drawn autoed
down from Garden Valley Thursday
for a short visit. They returned Sun
day.
Paul Mccormick and Guernsey Abb
bolt are spending the week in Garden
Valley with Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Stark, Ralph
Stark and Miss Nora Dimes were
callers at Emmett Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Baxter is spending the
week at Payette Lakes in company of
a rarty Of Boise friends.
Marguerite Harper had as her guest
last week her cousin, Edith Hahn of
Arena Valley
A Boise specialist was called in
consultation Sunday for Mrs. Frank
Galyan. who was very i'll. We are
glad to report Mrs. Galyan is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Knox were
business visitors in Boise Wednesday.
The Rev. J. R. WEIGH was in Cald-
well last Thursday on business.
Mrs. Edna Dil1ey and daughter
Miriam left for Seattle Friday even
ing. They will visit with relatives for
a couple of weeks.
Mrs Dell Parsons was called to
Boise Saturday on account of the i'll
ness of er daughter Helen. Mrs.
Parsons returned the same evening,
bringing Helen with her
Berniee Fretwell is at St. Luke's
hospital in Boise, a convalescent
from an appendicitis operation.
Friday afternoon when Ben Paine
was hitching up his team young
mule in the yard playfully kicked at
The team hitting Mr.. Paine instead |
There was an ugly cash on his lower
Jaw that needed couple of stitches. |
Mr.. Paine was not seriously hurt, but
will be several days recuperating
Miss Gladys Fretwell spent several
lays in Boise with her Younger sis
er. who is at St. Luke's hospital.
Last Sunday was communion Sun
lay at Sterry Memorial Presbyterian
church. There wese nine additions
Q the church's membership. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perrv Bates. Mrs. Laura
3ates-Eaton, Misses Frances L. Ruth
L.. Catherine, and Robert Bates trans
erred their memberships from the
oresbyterian church at Wendell. Mrs
Myrtle Caverhill and Frank Huett
oined on confession of faith.
TIE communitv was saddened Mon
law by the PASSING of our much loved
leighbor and friend, Mrs. Harriet
'ennett. Mrs. Sennett had a stroke
# paralysis about ten davs ago. She
vas better for few days and able to
re around the house. Thursday she
vas taken worse and a nurse, Mrs.
fleming of Parma came to care for
Ter. All possible was done, but she
rev weaker and passed away Mon
ay morning. Mrs. Sennett was born II
n Illinois in 1912, being Is years and
months of age at the time of her
cath. Mrs. Sennett took Will Pol
ard into her home when he was a
Dung boy and cared for him. He in II
urn took care of her as she grew
lder. Mrs. Sennett was the aunt of II
v. F. Howard, who until a year agoII
wed in Roswell. She was a lovable II
christian woman and will be greatly II
missed. Services were held at the
undertaking. parlor in Parma Tuesday
orenoon, conducted by Rev. J. r.
WEIGH. There were beautiful floral
'ieces that bespoke the high esteem
n which she was held by friends. wi
). Howard accompanied the remains
o Carthage, Mo-, where the funeral
will take place Burial will be in |
he family plot there. A daughter in
-hicago, two sisters, one in Indiana. /
nd one in Kaosas eury;1,a NJ. c..