The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-09-19
ROSWELL LOCALS.

Miss Edna Black, county leader of
boys and girls clubs, and Miss Daisy
Reaty of Caldwell, Mrs. Beatty and
Mrs. Stafford of Red Wing, Mimi,
were in Roswell last Thursday.
Miss Mary Rice of Iowa, is visiting
at the home Of her brother, E. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rooney were in
Boise Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Bennett moved to Cald-
we'll Friday where she will make her
Mrs. Blanche Baxter is spending the
week at Twin Falls.
Rev. and Mrs ]. R. WEIGH and
family were in Boise, Saturday.
Mrs. Stella Jurries and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at the A. J.
lockwood home. HI
Miss Vannic. Lister spent the week
end with her parents in Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Vance and fami-
ly of Tremonton, Utah, and Mrs. Mat
tie Wyatt of Rupert, who are touring
by auto, were guests in the w. H.
Kneifel home last week. They left
Friday for Washington.
Wade Lowell left Saturday for
Amherst, Mass, where he will enter
Amherst college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stevens were
visiting in Mountain Home Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dilley enter
tanned at Sunday dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Rockwood, Edwin, Eunice and
Chelsea lockwood, Mrs. Stella Jurrie,
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dina Stark and Henry Wilbur Stark.
G. H. Hickok and daughter Miss
Jessie, of Mountain Home, were week
end guests in the w. H. Kneifel
home.
Everett Brown closed deal last
week whereby he became the owner
of the Ed Glennon ranch and some
cattle in Garden Valley. Mr.. Brown
is helping gather the cattle now.
Mrs. Alice Grosvenor and Dorothy
and Philip Grosvenor left Sunday to
join her husband, Sgt. D. B. Grosvenor
who is stationed at Motchell Field,
Long Island. Sgt. Grosvenor is in the
aviation department and expects to be
in the service for some time.
Miss Mary Campbell of Seattle, who
visited her sisters, Mrs. Edgar Dilley
and Mrs. F. M. Brown last week, left
Wednesday, for Indianapolis, Ind,
where she will enter the college of
missions. Il
Why not take your next Prescrip-
ton to Harnon's Drug Store7 Ask
your doctor.
A. ]. lockwood and Edwin ]. Rock
wook went to Boise Monday where
Edwin underwent a slight poeration on
his nose.
Frank Galyan was in Boise Sunday.
Lee Wohlschlegel of Boise was
calling on friends here Saturday. He
left the first Of the week for Moscow
where he will enter the state uni
versity. ~
Miss Grace Muller accepted po-
sition as primary teacher in the Lower
Dixie school. Miss Muller began her
work Monday.
Miss Irene Pinkston began her
school duties on the Island, Monday
Paul Rice shot young bobcat near
the school house last Saturday even
ing This is the first one seen near
here in years. #
Miss Marie Trout has bought an 80
acre ranch near Greenlaf.
Mrs. Alvin Steel and son John, who
have been visiting in Nebraska since
June, returned home Thursday.
Sgt. Arthur Bate, son of Mr.. and
Mrs.. p. Bates, who has been in the
marines, stationed at Cuba, returned
home Monday. Sgt Bates has re-
ceived his discharge.
Mrs. Mary D. lockwood attended a
meeting of the executive committee
Of the farm bureau in Caldwell, Tues
day
Frank Huett, Raymond Rice, Dom
aid Jenkins, Earl Gardner, Joseph
Dilley and Robert Bates all left the
first of the week for Caldwell where
they entered the College of Idaho.
Bernard Swan left the first of the
week for Nebraska where he will make
his home with an uncle. Donald and
Paul Swan are with ]. A. Fenton oil
Meridian where thew will remain for
some time. Gerald Swan has been
working with the U. S. R. S. for some
time and plans to remain in Roswell
The little sisters, Mildred and Beta
are with relatives in Fargo who ex-
pect to keep them.