The Caldwell tribune., 1922-02-21
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Saturday afternoon, Feb. l8, at l
o'clock rabbit drive will take place
in West Arena. Other drives in diff
ferent locations will follow. The va
rious places to meet promptly at the
above mentioned hour are as follows:
Mr.. Sayers, H. S. Allenders, Walter
Mattson's and c. M. Huffman's. A
big crowd will be necessary to make
it success. The drive last Satur-
day was partial success, as only
about 800 rabbits were killed. If each
one will give the matter publicity
enough the next drive should be a
decided success. Last Saturday there
were no dogs or guns.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Case and Mrs.
Oates have returned from Boise,
where they visited several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Blayney of
Wilder were in the valley Friday.
David Imlah has purchased five
thoroughbred Chester White brood
sows for which he paid $4,000 each.
Mrs. George Swigert has been hi
for several days.
Receipts from the box social which
was held Friday night amounted to
$1,000.
G. V. Fowler went to Boise Mon
day where he has employment.
Will Asp and Dudley Marston made
a trip the last of the week up the
Owyhee on to place they called
hole in the ground" They will ac-
company the Boy Scouts on a trip to
the same place, leaving here Friday
morning.
Everett Fowler made a trip to
Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. Swigert, Ruth and Evelyn Swi-
CERT and Miss Hetrick, visited at the
Elmer Prosser home Sunday in Big
Bend
o. c. Horn went to Caldwell Mon
day and will remain several days as
sisting his father with some work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Musgrove of Notus
have been visiting at the Seiber home
here
Edward Peterson, julius and Earn
est Paul, spent Sunday at Mattson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Aarland enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore john
son, Jr., and Louis Johnson of Wilder
at dinner Sunday.
Marshall and Alma Pierce visited
at Gibson's Sunday.
Hampton Ford spent Saturday eve
ming at the Sam Sieber home.
d. H. Evans was Wilder visitor
Wednesday.
L. J. Mathews of Parma visited
with his sister, Mrs. George Klahr
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Suiter ran a machine
needle through her finger Friday.
Malvina and Grace Evans visited at
Baltzors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Horn and fami-
ly spent Saturday at Mr.. Bats in
Big Bend and assisted with the rab-
bit drive in the afternoon.
Mr.. Darden made trip to Apple
Valley Monday.
The Roy Miller family moved to
Caldwell Tuesday. The Ross family
went Wednesday,
Mr.. Seward and Epha, attended the
Christian Endeavor in Big Bend Sum
day night.
family is wintering in Pasadena, Cal,
reports several days later case of
sun burn received when she went
down town without hat or coat the last
week in January.
Elsie Miller went to Ontario Sat-
urday for medical treatment. We are
glad to note that she is improving in
health.
Vel and Clement Seward spent Sun
day at Sparks.
Miss Hetrick will lead at Christian
Endeavor Sunday night.
frankie and Ellin Shepard spent
Sunday at the Suiter home.
Mr.. Baltzer made. trip to the
Gem district Monday.
DR.. Numbers made trip to the
valley Sunday to see baby Evans as
Il had not been very well for a few
days.
The John Bauman family spent Sun
day afternoon at the Griggs' home.
Bessie and Louise lmlah spent Sum
day with Katie Ross.
Mr.. Asp has sold his residence
property in Parma.
Rev. J. r. Welch will be here next
Sunday at $50 p, m. Come out and
hear the next sermon in series on
Marks of n Christian"
Mr.. and Mrs. Usadel. who made
their home here for years and went
east two or three years ago, have re-
turned to make their home here,
They are visiting their son Emil at
Caldwell for the present
Sam Ode died Feb. Ia after suffer
ing for several years with diabetis.
Their only child died with the same
disease about 10 months ago, The
heartfelt sympathy of the community
goes out to Mrs. Ode In her bereave-
ment,
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