The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS X
4 PLEASANT RIDGE. Y
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Johnson Of
Caldwell were callers on Wednesday
at the S. Longstroth and B. c. Bradley
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. o. X. Brody and Mrs.
Chester Gurwell visited Sunday at the
Swedeland home in Bowmont.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wagner anu
son Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Jones Hol-
combe returned last week from a
weeks outing spent at Payette Lakes.
Mrs. Trumball called Friday on
Mrs. Willard Ross.
Mrs. Wesley Vaughn of Middleton
was a guest at the G. P. Goodwin
home several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and family OF
Caldwell were visitors on Sunday a.
the A. L. Barley home.
Mr.. Thurlow Bryant returned home
last Wednesday from southern idaho
where he has been employed this sum
mer.
A. F. Talcott made business trip
to Portland, Oregon, last week.
Mrs. A. B. Boeck and daughter
Dorothy of Wilder and Mrs. Nelson
of Denver were callers at the Long
stroth home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Painter and
children of Middleton were Sunday
dinner guests at the Ira Christy home.
Mrs. Ashton and family OF Vale
Oregon is visiting at the home of her
brother, A. L. Barley. Mrs. Ashton
has accepted position as a teacher in
the. Franklin school.
Jay and Irene Ross returned oatur-
day night from Garden Valley where
they have been visiting the past three
weeks.
Mi and Mrs. C. P. Goodwin were
guests Sunday at the Jasper Goodwin
home in the Black Canyon.
Rev. Ewing, district supt was here
Sunday and conducted the preaching
service. After the service quarterly
meeting was held.
Miss Kate Moss arrived Sunday
morning from Seabeck, Washington
where she spent the past two weeks
attending the Y. w. c. A. conference
The girls of the Winners Sunday
School class entertained their mother,
and friends at a mothers daughter.
banquet at the community hall las
Thursday evening The long whit,
tables were beautifully decorated will
flowers. The banquet was planned
and cooked by the girls. The variet,
of the dishes and the manner in which
they were cooked and served reflected
great credit upon the girls and thei
mothers had every reason to be prout
of the ability of their daughters. Afte
the dinner short program was giver
as follows:
Song America" ...............B By al
Reading, "Mother" -. Esther Kelse,
Solo Mothers All the World To Me-
Playlet "Grandma's Recipe" Ait;
Earwood and Flossie Harrington
Solo Tramp, Tramp" Alta Earwoo'
Reading ..........,.Pa Pauline Shew,
The guests who were present a
this delightful affair were: Mesdame
s. Longstroth, r. Harrington. Ear
wood, G. Beale, Hansen, Shewy Bass
Chas. Whittig, Talcott, Kelsey, vii
Hams, Willard Ross and Miss Bonni
Moss.
Mr., Griffin of Vale. Oregon, visit
ed at the Barley home on Tuesday
s. Longstroth transacted bushes
in Wilder on Friday.
, Mrs. Chester Gurwell left the frs
of the week to visit her niece in Ore
gon.
: Messrs. Charles Shrode adm A. Ev
ans of Nebraska, visited few day
! the last of the week at the Wiilar
Ross home. They are motorin
through to visit relatives in Weise
: and Washington.
,, Friday six of the members OF tn
Ladies Aid and the P. T. A. met a
=, the school house and gave it thor
ough cleaning preparatory to the OF
, ening of school
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vaughn {
Middleton called Monday at the G.
n Goodwin home.
d Mr.. John Post brought six hea
I of cattle home Friday from Riversid
where he had purcashed them recen
e ly.
Mrs. George Springer is i'll with