The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-10
WILDER NEWS.

H. G. Kelm has purchased the resi-
denee 81 Harry Pierce on Second ST.
and will move his family there soon
state arrived in Wilder Wednesday
with his family and win take char9e
Of the local Baptist church.
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ward
Hume. Mrs. Henry Shaffer was as.
sistsnt hostess.
major operation At ST. Lukes hospital
in Boise Thursday.
c. A. Alien, w. c. and A. w. Harris.
horn were Boise visitors Thursday.
"A property change in which Sam
simpson becomes proprietor of the
Wilder Garage and Rhoades and
New port takes over the 20-acre tract
adjoining Wilder on the east. was
eonsusmmated Tuesday. Mr.. Simpson
takes immediate possession of the gar
age.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Hertzog call
ed on Wilder friends last week. They
are soon to leave for Salem, Ore.
where Rev. Hertzog has accepted !
professorship in the Willamette Uni
ve101ty.
Mrs. F. B. Walker, who is soon to
tein Mr.. Walker in their new home
g Eden. Idaho, was given ! delight
nj reception at the home Of Mrs. C. e.
itehell BY the Ladies Study club
q which Mrs. Walker was member.
MI. and Mrs. F. M. Saunders and
family were Boise visitors Thursday.
Rev. w. N. Ewing, suyerintende nj
q Boise district for the M. E. church
neld the local quarterly conference
Wednesday night The work Of the
church q Progressing and the pres tent
pastor. Rev. A. w. Hartshorn, was in
vited to return for another wear.
4rs. Sarah Mitchell has been visit
Ing relatives in Wilder the past week.
Mfe. Wittamore Of Caldwell. one 81
ne high school teachers for Wilder
0ey year was in town Friday.
"A watermelon sBAst" was held at
tAe hime of Scott Brown last Wednes-
day night Many young people Of the
vicinity enjoyed the feast and social
time. 5. rss... !" -.
Mr. Mccoy. living northeast Of
Wilder % enjoying visit from his
The "F1yabout" airpiane that has
0een showing so many Wilderitcs our
country from higher elevations. left
Thursday for Caldwell.
Prof. Painter of Redding, Iowa, ar
rived with his wife. and daughter, Al
bert1, to take charge of the Wilder
pablic schools. which will open Sept.
M. and Mrs. Charles lone. az
Illinois arrived At Wilder MONDAY and
surprised their daughter, Mrs. Roy
Macmillan. They will make an ex-
tended visit n
The fourth boy arrived at the home
81 Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Fletcher.
Mrs. w. ]. Weeks surprised her
Husband Wednesday evsaino nv in.
Wiling in number 81 friends to heip
him celebrate his birthday anniver-
sary. The hostess served ice cream
and cake and all wished Mr.. Weeks
many more such days
Theodore Patterson. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Patterson. was severely
injured Sunday, having an ear almost
torn off by falling under a wagon. =
~. J. Simpson. D. Simpson, w. ].
and Psyette Thursday.
Mrs. J. E. Weson and SON. Harold.
lett Thursday for . visit with her
people at Burns. Ore. a
a SON arrived At the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Peterson Sept. /. III
Mrs. w. w. Bauer is in a Boise
hcspital for an operation for appendi-
cttis and the removal OF her tonsils.
II. A. Verheek has accepted a posi-
ton with the Wilder Cash grocery.
"A farewell recep tion was given Mrs
faut Reese q the home OF Mrs. w.
= Johnson Friday afternoon. Mr..
aad Mrs. Reese are soon to leave for
anew home in Boise.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Weith Monday. Aug. 80.