Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-30
PIERCE PARK COLLISTER
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ter Methodist church Wednesday even-
ing on Unused Resources"
Floyd White is now living at Twin
Falls. idaho.
Edgar White has been feeding
large drove of DR.. Collister's cattle In
the vicinity of Dry creek, the past two
weeks. He left with them for Soldier
creek Friday. There is much snow
there at present.
Mrs. III. E. Meals class Of girls has
been organized into n choir in the
Collister Methodist Sunday school.
Bert Watson and family, who re-
Gently moved to Riverside. have re-
turned to Pierce Park, and are again
located on the w. E. Pierce place. Mr..
Pierce decided that Mr.. Watson was
too valuable man to lose.
Mr.. Gordon, who recently purchased
| the McCarren place at Pierce Park Is
| making some substantial improve
ments on the place.
| John d. Bell and family left Friday
| for the eastern part of the state, they
will live on ranch located miles
from Blackfoot.
DR.. Collister began spraying his fruit
trees Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Murphy of Caldwell was a
Boise visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. George Collister underwent n
minor operation in Boise hospital
home Thursday.
Scoutmaster Rev. G. William Bar
mum of South Boise will give an IL
In fro tod toll 81
1880 in Collister Presbyterian chapel
to the Boy Scouts. Subject. 1.-THE Nam
mouth Cave" He Will also explain the
scout movement. Everybody invited.
Mr.. Harrison and family of Gary
will soon move to Fairyiew avenue
Boise
Pierce Park Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. L. B. Wilcox of Gary, wednes-
day. Mrs. Clark will entertain the next
regular meeting.
Collister w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Morgan of Riverside Thursday af-
ternoon. The ladies are cordially in
vited to attend.
Ira d. Kessinger, who has been liv-
ing for several years on Pierce Park
grounds near the gate, moved his house
Tuesday to his 25-acre tract located
on the river just back of the McCarrer
place.
There Is at present much inquiry fol
houses to rent in this vicinity by par
ties living in Boise and elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Henry enter
tanned the Collister Presbyterian
prayer meeting at their home Thurs
day evening. The members of Coils
ter Methodist Sunday school held a ge,
together social at the church Friday
evening, Refreshments were served
and social time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Jones VINO resides near the
river will entertain the Presbyterian
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
H. E. Neal returned Thursday from
business trip to the Wood River
| country. There is yet two feet Of
snow there, but it is going off fast.
Mrs. Fred Butts of Eagle visited hel
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lamb
Monday.
} Teddy Rawllnson who has been In 6
Boise hospital for some time returned
Wednesday to his home at DR.. w. w
Van Dusen's.
} Miss Luella Hicks who was oper
! ated upon at a Boise hospital TIVE
weeks ago for throat trouble, has re
turned home.
r c. e. Herrick returned home las
5 week because of the illness of Mrs
S Herrick who underwent an operation
e in Boise hospital Tuesday
t Collister NJ. E. aid met with Mrs
= Henry Schneide Friday.
n Alfred Ford fell from tree Tues
p day and fractured his arm.
I Or Van DuSen returned hopoe Sat
g urday March %, after an absence O
several days. He attended the opening
of Gooding Methodist college and wa
= in Pocatello visiting friends.
e Ed Hamill has been elected superin
r tendent of Collister Presbyterian Sun
day school,