The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-11-03
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mere was reunion, OF the Roberts
iamiy, held at the home Of DR.. ana
Mrs. Merle fitzpatrick, in Meridian las
Sunday. The brothers who attended
are clark Roberts, and Lawrence Rob
ertS, and sisters, Mrs. Harlan Macy,
Mrs. fitzpatrick, Miss Marie Roberts
VINO IS successful teacher at Castle
Ford, and Miss Orlie Roberts OF Iowa
who has been spending the summer
III Idaho, and the families OF the mar
ried folks made up very jolly party,
Is in all. They held picnic dinner
in honor OF Miss Orlie, who returned /.
to her home in Veo, Iowa, on Wednes- I.
day.
tuesday several Of the ladies ana
gentlemen OF the community met at the
church, and gave ii thorough clean
ing.
The aides Aid met with Mrs. Har-
Ian Macy Monday afternoon, on bust
ness. The regular monthly meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. ].
l.. Roberts next Thursday afternoon.
Wednesday, while Mrs. Susan sevie
was helping Mrs. Macy with her wash
inlg, her little son Lester, eighteen
months old, caught his right hand III
the cogs OF the power washer The
mother quickly stopped the machine.
but not before the hand was badly
torn, and the bones in the fingers were
broken. Lawrence Roberts took them
IN to the doctor at once, and he is
dong all he possibly can to save the
lads fingers.
Mrs. Hubert Hathaway, and two
children of Oregon, are visiting at the
G. A. Hathaway home.
Mrs. Warner Harris of Grand View
is i'll at the home Of her mother il
Nampa, and the children, Nellie anC
Tom are visiting at the home of thei
uncle Tom Harris, and attending tn,
Riverside school
Mildred Hathaway is helping Mrs
Wilson Kelly this week.
Walter Field, son of Mr. and Mrs
+. B. Field has been made membe
of the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity a
the University OF Idaho.
There has been three new pupils ado
. ed to the first grade in the Primar
room this week
The Jacob f Berends family fror
Colorado, moved into the old d
Montgomery house.
The first meeting of the Knowlto
Heights Literary club wss>well attent
ed and much enjoyed, especially II
eats and the program The followir1
officers were installed: Harry Brand
president; H. Amesbury, vice-pres
dert; Miss Yoder Secretary; qof
Edwards, sergeant at arms, and MI
Edwards. critic. The next meeting W
be Thanksgiving program. Mrs Ge
Peninger, Mrs. Harvey Armstron
and Mrs. Harry Bradt. are the pr
gram committee.
The Crane Creek Sheep Co. was
the Valley Friday and bought the h
for So per ton, also buying the p'
lures.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Edwards ha
issued invitations for a Hallowe
party for Tuesday evening.
Evangelstic meetings OF the triel
church as Valley Mound church w
much enoyed. Rev. c. c. Haworth
Star and Rev. Lindey Wells OF Ger
leaf delivered splendid sermons. 81
dav the Greenlcaf orchestra g
several selections and accompanied
devotional singing through inc q
Three conversions were recotoea'
The Sheldon boys received a =,
gram from California, ON Mono
announcing the death OF Their a
father Joseph T, Sheldon on sun
evening. Mr., Sheldon was a reS''
of our Valley for several years:
leaving here last July, lie was III
The Ladies Aid will serve re,t
mcnts and auction off two quilts at
school house Friday evening Nv
ONE is expected to come oreSS :,
Ua,owe'en costumes and JON III
games and fun ,..,,,
Tom TIodkinsou of Kansas
who formerly lived at knn3, y
me- At the home of his brother
and sister, Mrs R W. Kingston
Miss Sarah Gilmore OF Ca'dW .
visiting at the Lawrence Macy
pnhcrtS homes,