The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-12

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A. IT, 1 moved last week from the J.
wv Waters place, to Nampa.
" and Mrs. Irving Cox and fam
.osnt Sunday with Mrs. Cox's
speM Mrs. Shaffer, near Middleton
" and Mrs. Willard Turner and
ar damqhter visited in Meridian
l.u with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Griffith
G Gs: l. Norris of Boise visited
sister Mrs. c, w. Van Kirk Fri
and Mrs. c. F. Leibhart we.
visitors, Monday.
G. L. Karcher and Mrs. A.
49, were Caldwell visitors Thurs
Kr. and Mrs. J. F. Riskemire spent
mdav near Bowmont at the home OF
~ Rikemire's sister, Mrs. E. w.
Irs O. E. Smith and Miss Ruth
kll;ams were visitors to the county
h Monday.
A. and Mrs. H. H. circuit and
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
IT c. Baker home in Lone Star.
fanv from Midway attended the
day fete in Nampa, Friday after
m C. H. Eastman of Boise visit
at the home of her brother, Roy
Iitmore Saturday.
rs Lucy Whittle of Boise and her
St Mrs. Alice De Forrest of Los
relies, Calf, came over from Boise
,rday and remained until Monday
moon at the L. A. White home
r. and Mrs. q. A. Brians of High
we're Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
viii Clements.
r. and Mrs. o. ]. White and
and Mrs. Lester Whittle and little
of McDermott, and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Whisnand of Nampa were din
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. White.
RS. Gilbert Dory of Nampa spent
rday with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
b. Hubert.
I. and Mrs. Ralph Gibson and
of Nampa were dinner guests
lay at the home of Mrs. Gibson's
her, Mrs. 7. w. Reynolds.
brothy Kaufman has been absent
school a week, suffering from
2u."
onard Miller of Franklin was a
of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Frank Browning, Saturday night.
rs. G. H. Hubert, Mrs. ]. II. Tenn
bn, Mrs. G. L. Karcler and Miss
ice Van Kirk attended a meeting
lie Century Club II Nampa, Mon
afternoon.
!. and Mrs. c. A. Williams attend
class meeting Sunday of tlle Or
Fed Bible class of the .Nampa
bern church at the home OF Mrs.
in near Meridian.
IS. H. H. circuit and Mrs. =. l..
her attended a luncheon at the
ey Palace grill Monday, repre-
ng, the Midway P. T. A. in the
East Relief work. Miss Z. Fay
er the Near-East Relief represen-
presided.
pm Williams is quite i'll threaten
nth spotted fever.
scoe Harris of Midway and Miss
Harris of Greenleaf were mar
Sunday, April 80 at the home OF
brides uncle Noah Palmer, near
S. They will make their home
be A. c. Laster dairy farm where
Harris is employed and where a
bungalow has been built for them.
s. H. w. Stewart of Nampa visit
rs. c, A. Nader, Monday.
and Mrs. George B. Hilty and
y of Nampa were Sunday guests
David Kaufman home.
r. w. J. Mcleod of Boise spent
keek end with Mrs. G. H. Hubert,
ming home Sunday evening.
Is. H. A. Oeder and daughter
and sons, Willis and Dean were
Jay afternoon visitors at the L. f.
hSlet home in Caldwell.
Is. Jennie Marks, a teacehr in the
mont school, spent the week end
e home of her sister, Mrs. G. R.
M. Dory and family and house
Fr, Mrs. Della Della Ravenscraft
dinner guests Sunday at the C..
Flougie home, near Nampa.
and Mrs. Ed. Lantzer of North
way were visitors at the c. F.
hart home Wednesday.
SIS Anna Williams of Ustick spent
week end with her parents, Mr..
Mrs, c. A. Williams.
IS. Ronald Lavender left Monday
ng for her home at Mountain
e after a ten days visit at the
OF her aunt, Mrs. c.. R. Marks,
llso with relatives in Nampa.
and Mrs. Orville Miller and sons
fanklin spent Sunday at the Frank
ming home, their son Harold re-
Ing over night with his grand
is.
R. Marks and daughter Evelyn
Mrs. Ronald Lavender of Noun
Home visited at the E. A. Grin
IN Franklin Monday.
and Mrs. Frank Wilmarth came
(turday from their farm at Green
called by the illness of their
nter Gladys. She is much inn
"a, and they expect to return
hleaf in few days.
and Mrs. r. B. Lazonby of OF
pa were Sunday afternoon visit
the A. ]. Junker home.