The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-11-21
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children spent Sunday with the form
er's brother, Clarence Shelton and
family of Star
Marie Adams of Nampa spent the
weekend in the Petty home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Clemens at
tended the Sturgeon sale in Knowl-
ton Heights Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson of
Huston and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Koho of Lake Lowell, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. HINES.
Mrs A. A. Eason spent Friday and
Saturday in Nampa with friends.
W. P. Robinson of Caldwell has
been busy hauling hay from the
Clemens place.
DR.. and Mrs. George Davis and
daughter of Nampa, were pleasant
callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Petty,
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Della Hoofnagle and Rosa
Moore and Messrs. Charley Hoofnagle
and Ray Moore were Boise visitors
M onday.
Mrs. Jim Knowels entertained Mes
danes B. L. Hollingsworth, Louise
Groves, J. J. Hoofnagle and Miss
Lillian Groves, to dinner Thursday.
D. H. Armheld and sons Ray and
Wayne, of Boise Valley were We'd
nesday night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Sykes.
Mrs. Jim Maggie and children left
Sunday for Oakland, Calf, to spend
the winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Chandler.
afternoon at Mrs. Jake Hoofnagle's
~. pae;Iac fha
session of the Aid, time was spent in
quilting after which delicious refresh
ments of cocoa, fruit salad and two
kinds of cake was served. The Aid
will meet with Mrs. Tom Eagleson
december 7.
Mesdames Will Sullivan, Herman
Gray, Irving Saylor and Wick Perry
of Nampa, were visitors at the Aid
meeting Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Kennard and
children of Boise spent from Friday
to Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
Bailey.
p. j. HINES is carrying his left arm
in sling suffering with boils, being
threatened with blood-poison.
Mrs. Hugh Travis and children oil
Homedae visited Saturday with Mrs
Joe Howry.
Turkeys-We pay the highest cash
prices for Turkeys, Poultry and
Cream Fairmont Creamery CO., l0tt
and Arthur Phone 27o.
A banquet wa SHIELD at the Com
munty hall Thursday night, whcr
abou, two hundred and fifty persons
were served, the supper consisting o
pheasant and chicken. creamed pota
toes, gravy. pickles, sandwiches, cak,
and icc-cream. After supper the bis
crowd, with A. X. Crouch as chairman
listened to number of speakers il
the dairy interest consisting of Mr.
Murdock and Chris Johnson, both o
Salt Lake. the former speaking OF
Building Dairy Herds" and the lat
ter on Butter Making" r. A. Or
OF Nampa, one OF the Co-operativ,
, Creamery directors, was the mex
| speaker whose topic was Bette
Farming" Ben Lindth, manager O
, the Cooperative Creamery, described
: the Creamery" and among othe
{ things stated their pay roll for tn
: month of October, one OF the lightes
1 months of the year, was $3oOo. ii
| was followed by Rev. Graybill of til
| Brethren church, of Nampa, who com
E pared pioneer days with the present
: II. Weick of Notus then rrged thos
5 who wished to join the Cow Testing
: association to let it be known. Their
: were a number of other visitors fror
n Nampa, among them John Hamilton
II. c. Prescott and J. w, Bryant. Til
h meeting was brought to close afte
Mrs. Robinson, secretary of the Cald
h we'll Red Cross, gave short talk o
her work. She was accompanied b
i her husband.
y Mrs. J. J. Hoofnagle spent Monda
G with her sister, Mrs. V. {. Perry i
t Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Tallinger an
II Miss Margaret Brown OF Scism a
: tended the banquet here Thursda
evening.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl HINES an
o daughters, Ruby, Rut hand Haze
Mrs. J. S. Hines, +, A. Brown an
q Mrs. Duneanson, were entertained