The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-07-04
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were As relatives present, including
four of her children, many grand-chii-
dren and several great grandchildren.
A fine picnic dinner was enioyed on
ttN lawn, under the trees. Her chill
pdren present with their families were
Mrs. w. ]. Robinson of Midway, Mrs.
l. B. Hanley, Frederick Houston and
Robert Houston of Caldwell. Other
relatives were Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.
Robinson and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
kestner of Nampa, Mr. and Mrs
George Robinson and family of Viii
der, and Mrs. George Houston and
family of Lakeview, Mr. and Mrs.
OBrien and Mrs. Miller and family of
Cald, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Robinson
and family and Mrs. E. Ecker of Mid
way. Mrs. Houston has been a resi-
dent of the Boise valley over IS wears, |
having come from Minnesota where
she lived many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Waters left
Monday evening for Manhattan, Mon:
where they will make their future
home. They shipped car of gooos,
Monday
Dorsey Leibhart was a Biose visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Stanton and
daughters of Meridian were guests
Sunday at the ]. F. Riskemire home
Mrs. Dan LOCKE and children OF
Portland, Ore, arrived Saturday for
ten days visit with her mother, Mrs
Peter Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Browning and
family of Nampa and Mrs. Brown,ng's
mother. Mrs Webb who is visiting her
daughter, spent Sunday at the Frank
Browning home.
: William Roberts of Boise came
down Sunday to spend a month at the
Nome of his aunt, Mrs L. A. Whittle.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Metcalf, Jr.
spent Sunday in Middleton with Mrs
Metcalfs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Intyre.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning at the Nampa United
Presbyterian church for the late w. I
Patterson of Orchard Avenue, who
dropped dead from heart disease Mon
day afternoon, while waiting al the
Q. S. L. depot in Nampa for the ar
rival of his daughter VIENNA, VINO mas
been attending school at Monmouth,
ILL., Mr.. Patterson was 6S years old
and leaves wife and eight grown
children. He came to Nampa ~ years
agro from Pawnee county, Nebraska,
where he had lived 26 years.
Mrs. t. R. Nelson went to Boise
Tuesday, delegate to the State p. E..
0. convention, from the Nampa chap
ter.
Miss Hilda Budell is employed for
the summer at Mercy hospital in Nam
pa.
NJ, T ...:f1a Affa., .,J $50. of 7 o,,x
er Fairview spent Monday with her
ing.
Miss Esther and Ruth Kaufman
spent Sunday in Nampa at the ], c.
Fisher home.
Miss Mary Nicholas, a graduate or
the Pocatello general hospital nurses
training school and also registered
purse, has completed arrangements for
/opening another hospital in Caldwell
about July l, in the D. d. Campbell
residence on Cleveland boulevard
Miss Nicholas is the daughter of John
M. Nicholas of Midway.
Alvey M. Smith of Boise visited the
week end with his daughter, Mrs. g.
L. Taylor, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Mackey and
sons of Maple Grove were visitors a,
the Frank Browning home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Reggie Hansen and daughter
Fern of Caldwell spent Tuesday witt
Mrs. T. w. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Luse and
family came over from Emmett, Sat
urday, to visit at the home of his IA
Their, F. N. Luse.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Whittle wer,
Sunday afternoon visitors at the .. J
Whittle home at McDermott.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Miller o
Boise, and Mrs. Miller's mother from
the east, were callers at the B. M. Pos
home, Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Naomi Kaufman
entertained Ia of their school mate
at their home Friday evening. Thos,
present were Sina Williams, Dori
Hoyer, Mildred Clements, Elva Alien
Esther Ruth and Naomi Kaufman
Victor Budell, Wilson Firkins, Harr,
and Emil Berg, John Whitening, Al
fred Smith and Joseph Budell.
most delightful time was enjoyed 1c
cream and cake were served.
The Midway and Greenhurst has
ball teams played at Greenhurst Sun
day, the score standing 5 to IL in fav
or of Midway.
Mrs. F. w. Jordan and sons an
\ Miss Emile Powell of Collister spen
Friday at the G. l.. Taylor Jr. home.
David Calkins left Friday for hi
home at Bremerton, Wash. after u sey
eral DAYS visit at the home OF hi
sister-in-law. Mrs, c. F. Leibhart
Miss Neva Smith of Boise cam
Sunday for a two weeks visit at IN
home of her uncle, Roy Whitmore.
Mrs. M. Z. Fry of Caldwell sper
Thursday and Friday at the home {
her son. F, +. Fry.
Miss Genevieve Cooke OF Namp
visited Miss Gladys Willmarth froi
Wednesday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Sutton WEI
dinner guests Sunday, at the Albel
Bosmo home.
Mrs. M. b. Garrett of Nampa an
sister Miss Clara Phurlow of Twisl