The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-02
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There were ten persons joined tho
church Sunday.
A party composed of Mrs. Lucille
Travis, Miss Lillian Groves and Mes
sers Hopkins and Payne Rankin spen'
Sunday with an auto ride and picnic
dinner.
Mrs. Myrtle Bryant spent Saturda,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w
Gown of Meridian.
Mrs. H. B. Williams and family
and G. L. Johnson and family spent
Sunday afternoon with their aunt
Mrs. Will Upton and family of Lake
Lowell.
A number of girls met at Mrs. Lu-
Their Petty's Friday afternoon and or
ganized a Camp Fire club with Mrs.
Petty as guardian. Those present
were. May Abbott, Ida Knowles, Hell
en- Caward, Tresla Williams, Della
Hoofnagle, Mabel Miller and Iva New
man. They will meet each Friday.
All girls over twelve are eligible to
membership and will be welcomed.
Messrs Glenn Jones, Reed Lietchy,
Charley Hoofnagle, and Archie Perry
enjoyed boat ride Sunday on Lake
Lowell. Don't know whether they en-
joyed it 80 much when they capsized.
No one was hurt.
Miss Bette Grammar spent a par:
of last week at the capital city.
Mrs. Abbott was busy last week
doing some kalsomining, also Mrs,
Isabel Petty.
Mr.. Chapel of the Baker and Chap
pei real estate firm of Caldwell en-
tertained some Lake View friends
near the lake one night last week and
all enjoyed eating ice cream. This
Is rather secret, so don't tell it.
Mrs. Jake Hoofnagle and daughter,
Miss Della went to Meridian Saturday
returning Sunday. While there they
visited with Mrs. Hoofnagle's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cowan.
There will be a picnic at the Bert
Bailey Grove July S, given by the
Grange Sunday school and Ladies
Aid. All have cordial Invitation to
attend with we'll filled baskets, expect
ing to have good time.
Mrs. Ned Caward and daughter,
Miss Helen, visited Mrs. Hoofnhgle
and Della Thursdav
May Abbott was an overnight guest
of Miss Iva Newman Friday night.
Mrs. Barney O'Dean, Mrs. Lucille
Travis, Miss Vivian Lietchy, and
Martin Hopkins were visitors at the
w. E. Coder home Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Deck attended
lodge meeting at Meridian Wednes-
day evening.
H. ]. Wright was in Nampa on bus
mess Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth called on
Mrs. Robert Hyslop Friday afternoon.
Archie Perry of Nampa was helping
H. L. jenkins last week in his hay
Mesdames ]. H. Knowles and ]. 7.
Hoofnagle called on Mrs. Louise
Groves Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Coder and Miss
Iva Newman were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Petty.
Some few thought they were so busy
that they had to put the hay up Sun
day.
c. L. Bryant was a Nampa caller
Thursday.
The Tribune came out Friday with
an extra good edition, better subscribe
for it through your correspondent.
Floyd Groves spent Sunday with
Milton Knowles.
Misses Della Hoofnagle andd Ida
Knowles visited with Miss Helen
Caward Sunday afternoon,
Mr., and Mrs. S. P. Baker of Cald-
we'll and Mrs, Bakers sister, Mrs.
Richey Of Iowa, who has been visiting
in California, Oregon and Washington
were dinner guests on Tuesday of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Co.
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank flanagan and
niece of Boise were callers at the
Groves home Sunday afternoon.
Archie Miller is selling his sweet
cherries at the orchard for ten cents
pound.
Petty's have sour cherries for sale.
Messrs Herb Miller and w. L. Pet
ty were in Nampa Tuesday afternoon.