The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-11-28
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MI. Odnpt1lucI anu DeTt OpdlQl1lR
spent Sunday in Boise with home
folks.
G. B. Lewis hauled lettuce to Par
ma Saturday for D. E. Talbot.
Mrs. John Hultz spent Friday after
noon at Mrs. l.. E. Hodgson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Jones left Sat-
mday for San Francisco. They will
stop in Pocatello for few days
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Mcclure came
down Sunday for visit with home
folks.
Julia McNair was an alright guest
at Mrs. c. J. Glennon's on Saturday
night.
Hatfield and Co. began invoicing
on Monday, having sold to o. P. Pen
ington.
J. H. Henry was a Notus visitor
G. B. Lewis hauled lumber for
the Gem State Lumber Co. on Mon
day.
Miss Lois Bertch of Parma visited
Sunday at George Vanwinkle's.
J. S. Babcock and Andy Little were
out measuring up hay Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Boettcher and family left Tues
day to Join Mr.. Boettcher in South
Dakota where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Walter Tracy of Homedale
was visiting Monday with her brother
R. c. Sleeper
Bayard Sleeper spent Saturday and
Mrs. F. E. Kellogg and Mrs. Rob
C.,atL ,e1, -, Go1d,,,aJ1
Monday afternoon.
The Baptist Church purchased a
Chickering piano Tuesday which will
be greatly appreciated by the choir.
Lloyd Myers came down from
Pioneerwrlle Tuesday morning for a
visit with relatives.
George Vanwinkle, son Fred, and
w. F. Stockton of Parma left Tues
day morning for a deer hunt. They
went to Garden Valley.
L. N. b. Carpenter and L. E. Hodg-
son were in Dixie Tuesday evening on
business.
Mrs Hammond spent Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. L. E. Hodgson.
Mrs. o. T. Andrews was an after
noon caller at the S. o. Lewis and
the Bert Robertson homes Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. McNar of Caldwell is a guest
at the George Vanwinkle home this
week.
Sherm Crawford was down one day
last week for his household goods.
The family are now located in Cald-
we'll
Mrs. Fred Gull Of Dixie was in No
tus shopping on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnworth were in
Notus Monday evening on business.
Thomas Gillian came down from
the Black Canyon Dam for a visit
with home folks over Sunday.
The Notus girls baket ball team will
go to Eagle Friday to play game.
Mrs. G. B. Lewis spent Tuesday
with Mrs. L. E. Hodgson.
Several Moths people attended the
stock sale at the Elmer Hamilton
ranch near Parma on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ada Mcclure was in Notus
shopping, Wednesday
Mrs. Jessie Graves of Caldwell came
down to spend day or two visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rose Price of Dixie.
Jay Stark of Middleton was in Notus
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs G.. b. Lewis were
shopping in Caldwell Wednesday.
Miss Lenore Johnston spent Thurs.
day at the Howard Pennington home
Y +. Johnston is spending the week
in Boise.
Mrs. Cillaan and daughter Geneva
were shopping in Caldwell on Thurs
day.
Earl Twee left Thursday evening
for his home in Boise.
The two lower rooms at school are
preparing Thanksgiving program &c
he given on Wednesday afternoon
Pennington and Cummings are very
busy now getting the turkeys piekct
and packed, The piekcrs work earl,
and late, each ono intent on getting
their share pick cd,
C, h. Lewis hauled cement for thu
Cooperative Ditch Co.
Charlie Lee, Club Johnston, Ed
Brown and Mr.. Monroe left Friday
Tor a deer hunt out I'm Garden Valley
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