The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-22
Correspondence
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Every Sunday afternoon, until fur
Their notice, Rev J. R. WEIGH will
hold preaching services at the school
house at 2:30. An invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend these services
Miss knowlton, county superin-
tendent OF schools, was here Thurs
day.
R. w. Bait OF Wilder bench was in
the valley Wednesday.
Mrs. A. b. Peterman,. accompanied
by Mrs. Dietrich and Miss Griffith.
motored to Caldwell Saturday. Mrs
Dietrich spent Saturday night and Sun
day at her home and enjoyed a visit
!. WITH her daughter, Miss Trina. who
lame home from Jordan Valley where
she is teaching to spend the week end
also with her son Malls, who returned
home from Parma Sunday
y Forrest Hamilton has moved to
Wilder
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Mathews of
Parma spent few days here this week
at the klohr home.
Miss Lorraine Peterman has return
ed home from Emmett and will look
after her interests, as Craftsmanship
Club member of the Caldwell Trib-
lrne. Her many friends arc requested
to remember her in their subscriptions
to the Caldwell Tribune.
Arlie Byrd was an all day guest at
the Butler home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs AL. Moore and Wanda
visited in Nampa Sunday
Wesley Cruikshank of Emmett was
in the valley Tuesday and bought po-
tatoes for experimental feeding
Mrs Stone arrived Tuesday from
Salt Lake for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Crouch.
Mrs. w. E. Striker of Fargo was
in the valley Monday.
One of Whitworth's horses caused
little excitement Sunday when it
undertook to take a bath in the water
tank and became wedged under the
iron rod extending across the tank as
brace. Una Moore succeeded in
keeping the horses head out OF the
water until Georgia summoned her
father and the horse was released.
Julius and Fred Obendorf returned
Saturday night from two weeks
Nip to Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Will Griggs' buggy horse ives
seriously hurt one day last week in
Wilder. Another horse hitched to a
buggy became frightened and ran
away piercing the Griggs horse in the
shoulder with shaft which was brok-
en- off in the shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Sparks and
children went to Dixie Saturday for
a visit with Mrs. Sparks mother, Mrs
Price. They returned Sunday.
The A B. Peterman family spent
Sunday afternoon in Roswell.
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ed a number of their friends at a
A. II. Jornagin was a Parma visit
or Friday.
Mrs. John Baltzor of Jordan Val
ley is visiting here at the Lucy Bait.
zor home.
Officers elected at Christian En-
deavor Sunday night were Georgia
Whitworth, president; Carl Pack.
wood secretary; Edith Mattson, treas
uren
Ruby Huffman is staying with hel
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Bar
Der, and attending school.
NJ F. Hamilton hauled lumber
from Parma last week for improve
ments on his ranch on Snake river.
The Harrison Young family of Par
ma were Sunday guests at the Nee
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl H. Jones of Cald
we'll were looking after ranch interest,"
a hsSe Tuesday.
~ Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Perry of Bois'
spent Sunday at the David lmlah home
The Ray Horn family visited il
Caldwell Sunday.
The w. E. Jones family of Cald
well was in the valley the first of tn
week.
The Ladies Aid will will meet will
President Mrs. Lars Aarland Octobe
4. Mrs. V. c. Gibson will be assistan
hostess. Everyone is requested to at
tend this, our first meeting after tn
summer vacation. AS soon as prac
tcal Miss Griffith will conduct com
munity singing The young folks vii
anxiously look forward to the begin
ming of this practice.
George Klohr received a Telegram
Monday informing him of the seriou
illness of his mother in Oklahoma
Tuesday morning telegram was re
ceived telling of her death. He di
not go.