The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-01-20
Observation-Disclosures
X ARENA VALLEY Y
REPRESENTATIVES, X X

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Aarlant
January IA, a daughter Mr.. Aarlant
says it has its mothers eyes and hi
nose but he can't imagine where i
got its voice.
Mrs. w. F.. Stryker of Fargo il
the nurse.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams will preacl
here next Sunday just after Sunda.
school.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. ]. R
WEIGH preached the first of serie
of sermons on "The Marks of Chris
tan" The second sermon Of thu
series will be delivered January 20, a
2:30 p. m. Don't miss it, you will
find it worth your while to attend.
Bertha Johnson started to schoc
Thursday after several weeks illness
". c. Gibson returned from Burns
Ore, Monday where he had been Wis
iting for several days.
H. E. Seward returned from Cald
well Friday. He had dental work done
while in the city,
Mr.. Asp was elected superintendent
Of our Sunday school. Earl Sowart
assistant superintendent; Mrs. Jarna
GIN, secretary; Mrs. Butler, treasurer
Mrs. A. F. Galloway of Fargo Wis
tied at the Will Griggs home Sunday
Johanson and Paul planned to GU
ice on the Johanson Pond Monday.
Mildred and Edward Peterson spent
Saturday night with their grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Asp.
Il Eva Darden was out of school the
first of the week on account of sick
ness.
Herbert Maltzor came the last of the
week from Jordan Valley and will
spend the winter here with his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Prosser of Big
Bend visited last week with Mrs
Prosser's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Sweigert. ,,,,+ e..
Officers elected at Christian Endea-
vor Sunday night were Sam Pack
wood, president; Malvina. Evans, vice
president; Johan Johnson, treasurer;
Opal Sackett, secretary.
81 Mrs. Lucy Baltzor returned from
Caldwell Saturday where she had been
looking after business interests. -
Miss Griffin returned Sunday even
ing after spending the week end with
home folks. Il "& F.
Some of the neighbors surprised the
Roy Miller family Saturday night. A
good time was reported Refresh
lments were served. r sr..
II The Cline Allen family is spending
the week in Roswell.
Mrs. Wilbert was i'll last week.
n D. H. Evans found his yearling
colt Saturday. II had been lost since
his arrival in the valley December 10. 4
Harry Klohr entered school Monday
after several weeks absence on ac-
count of illness.
i Theodore Johnson of Wilder called
il Buffers Saturday evening.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Asp called on their
1ew granddaughter Sunday after
shurch.
s In honor of the birthday anniver-
aries of her father, J. B. Baker, her
lusband, Charley Huffman, her daugh-
.er,. Ruby Huffman, her son Glen
sackett and Mr.. Allendar and Glen
Ailendar, Mrs. Charley Huffman en-
'ertained twenty-four guests at two
yoose" dinner Sunday. a
!. Ruby Huffman visited Irma and
Mildred Belts to help celebrate her
,irthday anniversary.
The cheap money meeting was well
lttended, but not much business
Transacted.
. Tom Clark was a guest at the Huff
nan home Sunday.
! The Seiber Brothers have con.
fact to cut the trees which are dy-
rs from seepage on the Butler ranch.
. Epha Seward will lead at Christian
sndeavor next Sunday night.
] Maude Wilbert was out of school
asst week suffering with tonsilitis.
Marshall Pierce and Albert Trent
notored to Parma Saturday evening
aking the Boy Scouts who played a
Eame of basket ball with the Boy
scouts of Parma. The score. was 28
o in favor of Parma.
Mrs. Walter Mattson fell on the ice
saturday night and sprained her RIGHT
nm, consequently the circle met with
drs: Asp instead OF Mrs. Mattson
$ planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Owens oil
CALDWELL was in the valley last week |
Fred Miller butchered some cattle
,aturday and George Trumb1e hauled
hem to Caldwell.
John Baltzor brought some horses
0 the valley from Jordan Valley Sat-
rday night.
Elsie Miller has been quite sick but
improving.
CORTLAND Horn who has been SER
'usiy sick for several weeks, is rapidly
ecoyering.