The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-01-17

day in Boise attending to some bust
ness matters.
Miss Minnie Hoffman spent last
Tuesday at Caldwell
The Rosebud mission circle met al
the home of Mrs. H. c.. Baldridge
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. Moline was on the sick
: list the latter part of last week.
/ Mrs. J. P. Melbourne spent the
forepart of last week visiting at Boise.
Il H. J. Sloan made a trip to Cald-
well Monday and Tuesday of last
week He attended the Boise Pay
cite Water Users meeting held there.
Mrs. George A. Russell left We'd
nesday for Everett, Wash.
Jim Boyd, Earle Powers. A. H A..
Hamilton and J. H. Young left Tues
day of last week for Chicago to take
eight car loads of lambs to the east
ern market. They viii probably be
gone about three weeks
The third number of the lyceum
course will be presented at the Com
munity church next Tuesday evening
January II. Sam Grathweli will give
his splendid lecture, Getting By
Your Hoodoo."
The Matron's Guild will hold their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
e. L. Paine next Thursday evening
January 10.
Mrs: J. Carl Baldridge spent last
Thursday at Boise attending to bust
ness matters.
The funeral services for Mrs. Grace
d. Snyder were held at the Communi-
y church last Tuesday afternoon
Mrs; Snyder passed away at her home
on Sunday morning of last week after
q a, lingering illness with tuberculosis.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Walmsley of this town and was
loved by all who knew her. The
church was. crowded with friends and
relatives who came to pay their last
respects to one they loved. Inter
ment was made in the Parma Gene
cry. /,
Mrs. c. w. Greenleaf spent Mon
lay OF last week attending to business
matters at the county seat.
Mrs. Annis Martin of Baker spent
tuesday and Wednesday visiting with {
Mrs: w. H. Mccoy. i
Miss Minnie Hoffman was the din :
Ter guest of Miss Myrtle Walmslev
asst Friday evening. .
Z: b. Ross spent Sunday of last
veek with w. B. Mitchell, leaving for
'ocatello in the evening. 1
Mrs. Mary E. Burns spent the lat
er part OF last week at Payette>
X II. Young F. Lee Johnson and
l. G. Baldridge made business trip
the county seat last Thursday
forming Il
The student body of the Parma
Ugh school held meeting Wednes-
ay afternoon and voted on a varni-
al. It was decided to hold one al ?
lie kigh school building next Satur-
ay evening, January 21st. Each te
Ass will put on an entirely new M
unit and the domestic science girls &C
i'll serve luncheon. in
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell is reported III J..
18th severe cold ~
Mrs. Margaret H. fitzpatrick al
lssed away at the home of her son de-
n. Kirkpatrick last Wednesday Sc
orning. Her death was a shock to ar
# many friends. She had been an w
valid for the past two years. The de
neral services were held at the COM Of
unity church Thursday afternoon. til
ev. Paul Gauss officiating Inter ",
ent was made in the Parma Gene til
ry. ~ MI
The Parma Post No. 48 American p,l
'glon held their regular meeting at De
Odd Fellows hall last Wednesday in
e,ning and elected their new officers, TIT
large number was present. as
Mrs. Don S. Numbers who has sal
IN very i'll at the ST. Alphonsus hos IA
al in Boise was able to return RI 'sl
home here last Wednesday even
Mrs. E: E. Voris was reported on p,s
sick list last week. " Fla