The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-30
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Mrs. Duncans sister. Mrs Rober
Madden Of Ontario. Ore. visited a
the Duncan home Wednesday.
Miss Irwin and Miss Riddle, state
and county health workers, were il
the valley last Wednesday inspecting
sanitary conditions and ascertainine
how well the community has com
piled with the general 'ciean up" can
paign. They will be here again later
The circle had a very pleasant meet
ing last Wednesday a, the home Of
Mrs. Al Ewing. Plans were made te
assist the teachers in giving the schoo
an all day picnic on Friday May 9TH
which will be the closing day of the
school. Every one in the valley is
invited to come and enjoy the day
with the children. Bring basket din
ner. The teachers are especially de-
sirous that the parents OF the school
children be present The place has
not been definitely decided upon bu,
will be announced later through the
school children. Mrs. Ewing served
delicious lunch to the ladies.
The next Circle meeting will be
with Mrs. Horn, ST., they live one
fourth mile east Of the Hamilton place
on Snake river or thrcc-fourths mile
west of the Walter Aten home. Ev-
eryone invited The date is Wednes-
day May sth.
Miss Margaret Knowlton, county
superintendent. visited the Arena
school last week.
Mrs. Zehner spent several days last
week with her grand daughter. Mrs
Will Pollard and husband near Ros-
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Zehner make
their home with their daughter Mrs
Eugene Harper and family,
Miss Margaret Parke and Miss
Marie Hitrick were six o'clock dinner
guests at the z. B. Barker home last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aten, Sr, arrived last
Thursday from Nebraska and are Wis
iting at the home of their son. Wal
ter. They plan to locate here again
Mrs. ]. p Butler has been on the
sick list several days.
Walter Mattson and family, Miss
Opal Sackett, Tom Clark. Sam Pack
wood and the z. B. Barker family at
tended the show "Pollyanna" in Par
ma Saturday night
George Sweigert and family were
Sunday dinner guests at the Duncan
home.
Mrs. P. B. Anderson and Mrs. A.
l.. Cornell and son of Parma visited
at the Floyd Anderson home here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ALBRIGHT o,
Fargo visited with the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs F. R. Stryker
Sunday
Foster Sweigert left Sunday even
ing for Portland for an indefinite
stay.
Rev. WEIGH was over from Roswell
Sunday afternoon making plans for
the Inter-church World work can
vas.
Miss Hazel Stryker has gone to
Caldwell where she will be employed
for the summer, The Sunday school
of which she was secretary, as we'll
as her many friends regret to have
her go.
Mrs, G. r, Riggs has received the
sad news that her father who lives in
Kansas City, Mo-. has suffered third
stroke of paralysis recently and is not
expected to live.
II. J. Sloan is having his farm house
here remodeled and repaired and OF
herwise improving the place, Floyd |
Anderson and wife recently moved
here.
Mrs. Sam Seiber wen, to Caldwell
Monday where she has been receiv- |
ng medical aid for some time,
Several hay balers are busy here
It present.
Monday night May is regular
Meeting night of the park association,
Plans will be made for planting the
rees. Everyone interested is invit-
d to be present
Mrs, Victor Gibson has received
cord that her father. w. F. Smith OF
burns, Ore. is very much improved
n health, Mr., Smith expects to send
nen and teams to begin importing
is land which joins the Park on the
outh and east.