The Caldwell tribune., 1922-09-26
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Mrs. William Bayless spent last week
visiting at the home Of her son, Reece
Bayless, in Riverside.
A. L. Barkley and S. Longstroth
were Emmett visitors Thursday.
Floyd Russell of Garden Valley
who has been visiting Jay Ross left
last week for Nampa where he will
attend school this winter.
With the opening of the Caldwell
high school last week large number
of our young people enrolled for the
coming school year. Part of them are
back and forth Those who are at
tending are: Misses Frances Morse.
Clementina Bryan, Alta Earwood,
Flossie arlington, Esther Kelsey, Clare
Whittig, Alva Ragins and Adeiinc
Sharp and Messrs. Jay Ross, Robert
Williams, Glenn Ragins, Paul Earwood
and Reginald Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Moss attended
Sunday school class reunion at Civ
ems Hot Springs Sunday.
John Shultz returned Monday from
a business trip to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Longate spent
last Sunday at the Herbert Longate
home in Wilder.
Mr.. Robert Craig of Melvern, Iowa,
is visiting at the B. f. Bradley and
w. F. Starr homes Mr.. Craig is an
old friend OF the Bradley family in
Iowa and is touring the west at pres
ent
Mrs. S. Longstroth attended the last
meeting of the Burbank association at
the Franklin church and reports a fine
program and good attendance
Mrs. Celeste Lybolt called on Mrs.
George Springer on Tuesday.
Messrs. Ira Christy, John Post and
Charles Bayless brought their cattle
home from the Homedale range one
day last week.
On Wednesday the S. N. Ayes, w.
F. Star andB c. Bradley families and
Robert Craig motored to Emmett.
They visited the big sawmill and the
peach orchards.
Little Florence Ashton, who has
been visiting at the A. l.. Barkley
home, had her tonsils removed last
Saturday.
George Springer filled his silo last
week
The Ladies Aid met last Thursday
at the community hall with Mrs. A. N
Moss as hostess and Mrs. f. S. Moss
assistant hostess. Twenty ladies were
present and they pieced.a quilt for Mrs
IChas. Whittig. After the business
meeting the Woman's Home Mission,
ary society held its regular monthly
meeting with Mrs. A. F.. Talcott as
leader. A very interesting program
was rendered and Mrs. Longstroth'
paper on Alaska was especially fine
Mrs. VanDyke of Briar Rose, who is
field secretary of this district, wa:
present and gave some helpful mate
rial on better organization of the so
ciety. AT the close of the afternoon
dainty refreshments of peaches ane
cream, cocoanut and chocolate cak'
and grapes were served by the host
esses.
Mrs. Lincoln and son Clarence ant
daughter are visiting at the John ShelI
home. Mrs. Lincoln rs sister of Mrs
Shelp and they made the trip iron
Lincoln, Nebraska by auto.
Several new chicken houses hav'
been erected in the neighborhood re
Gently. Messrs. Roy Shelp, S Shoe
maker, John Shelp and Fred Brown
have all built modern buildings.
Mrs. Randall of Boise visited he.
sister, Mrs. George Springer, last wee
and assisted her IN cooking tor the SILT
men.
Messrs. John Shelp, Willard Ros
Klongstieber, and F. l.. Moss motor
ed to Nampa Tuesday to find out tn
prospects for marketing the apples
Seven of the young folks from til
Ridge are attending the College o
Idaho this year. They are Ver
Khnstieber, Wella Morse, Paufn
Strain, Bonnie and Kate Moss an
Messrs. Chiffon and Thurlow Bryant
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelp, Mr.. an
Mrs. Floyd Shelp and Mrs. Liaco,l
and Clarence Lincoln motored to tn
Arrowrock dam Thursday.
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