The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-16
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Walter Mattson last Wednesday, De
cember 81, with fourteen ladies pres
emit. AS there was no business to
come before the meeting, a short mu-
steal program was enjoyed, Mrs Bal
dwin and Mrs. Shepard, in her very
charming way, sang a number of Sc
lections
On the arrival of Miss Louise Rid
die, farm bureau work was taken up
and an organization formed with the
following leaders: Mrs A. B. Peter
man, production and home economics,
Mrs. Frank Jones, clothing; Mrs. F.
Johns, poultry and Mrs. z. B. Bar
ker, health and child welfare. The first
program will be given January 2S
At the close of the farm bureau Or
ganization, Mrs. Mattson served de-
licious rolls, cake and coffee. assist
ed by Mesdames Johnson and Case
The next circle meeting will be with
b Mrs. Frank Jones next Wednesday,
January 14th.
A large crowd of neighbors and
friends met at the Mattson home last
Wednesday evening surprising both
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson. The evening
was pleasantly spent at cards and 9TH
er entertainment until the hands of
the clock told the merry watchers
that 1920 had arrived when New
Years greetings were exchanged AZ
ter refreshments were served the
guests departed with many kind wish
es to the Mattsons.
The meetings which have been con-
Quoted under the auspices of the MAJ
arene church closed Sunday night.
Several voted for them to continue
but as the young people who were in
charge of the music had to return to
their college work Monday, 1t was de-
cided best to close. The exemplary
Chistian lives of these young people
as we'll as of Rev. Hunt has been a
help to all who met them
A meeting of the park association
was held Monday night at which new
officers were elected Several new
members were added and plans made
for improving the park site. The
next meeting will be the first Mon
day night in February. Every one
interested is cordially invited.
Rev. Welsh and Mr. lockwood
were over from Roswell last weel
selling tickets for the lyceum cours,
\ at that place. The first number will
be "The Artists" Saturday. Januar,
10. A number of tickets were sole
in the valley.
Word was received here last weel
telling of the death of Mr.. Ragsdal,
at his home near Middleton. Thu
Raglsdale family were residents o
this place for about year, leaving
last spring and their many friend
here will be sorry to hear of their loss
Mrs. T. ]. Cope has been on tn
sick list the past week.
Floyd Richardson is recovering
from a siege of mumps.
T j. Cope and Guy Johnson wer
Boise visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Heller ar
staying with Mrs. Sydney Knox, M,
Helfer's mother while Mr.. Knox
in the hospital at Boise.
The z. B. Barker family spent Sun
day night at the B. L. Bailey hom
in Lakeview returning Monday b
way of Caldwell and attending tn
Trades day sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Marston wer
Caldwell shoppers Monday.
George Trumble was Caldwell
visitor Monday.
Kenneth Imlah is feeding sheep nea
Homedale.
H. ]. Morris of Caldwell gave an
other splendid concert here Thurs
day evening to the largest crowd G
the series. He aso spoke of Equit
=. work and was accompanied by Nj
Redfern who demonstrated the Ting
los silo having brought minatur
silo with him. All those intereste
in equity work were invited to an a
day rally at Wilder on Saturda,
January 3lst.
Mr.. Riggs recently from Nebrask
has purchesd Mrs. Kavuchi 20 acr
adjoining the Lee Pierce farm on tn
north.
A. G. Grissom of Boise spent Tue'
day night and Wednesday at the z.
Barker home. Mr.. Grissom has n
Gently purchased the 0acres on ii