The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-11-09
Riverside

The knowlton Heights f. I. A.
need TO congratulate themselves on the
success OF their first entertainment,
given Halloween. The program and
rcireShmcnt committees deserve praise
for their untiring efforts. Everybody
entering in. and enjoying an evening
OF real fun with the kids. net pro-
ceds was $3.50 which will be ap-
piled on the piano fund
Mrs Andrew McCluskey. received
the sad news OF the death OF her twin
brother. with occurred in Boston re-
Gently.
There were seventeen ladies al the
Missionary meeting al Mrs. {. \.
RohrerS Friday afternoon Il was de
cided 10 hold their first Bazaar al the
Riverside school house Saturday al
iernoon and evening. December Is
IN oyster supper with pie and coffee
will be served for 2S cents and the
Kitchen orchestra" has been requested
10 furnish the music. there will be 4
short program. and many useful as
well as beautiful things arc being made
among which are gingham and worst
ed quilt. and a special meeting is called
for Wednesday afternoon 70 meet at
Mrs. Collins home 20 finish these arti-
Giles. Five ladies from the Caldwell
PreSbeterian Aid Mrs. 4. X. Stun
cnberg. Mrs. Hare. Mrs. Dunbar. Mrs
X. Beal. Mrs. A. X. Siuenenberg gave
some very interesting illustrated map |
talks and readings on siam.
The knowlton Heights r. I. A. met |
Friday and decided to hold pheasant
dinner. Thanksgiving evening. for
their community.
Mrs. J. II. Martin entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Rohrer at a pheasant dinner
Friday.
Mr.. Howard Day and Miss Celia
Shuee were week end guests at the
]. o. Edwards home and enjoyed the
pheasant shooting.
Mr.. ID. X Carlock of New Mea-
dows is visiting at the Hathawav home
Mr.. and Mrs. Behold, and Mr.. and
Mrs H. Blackwood and daughter.
Marjorie. OF Barber. Miss Celia Shuee
and Mr. Howard Day OF Boise. MIR.
and Mrs. ]. O. Edwards OF Knowton
Heights. and Miss Beatrice Ames-
bury OF the {. OF L. enjoyed a pleas
ant dinner at Amesburys Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Eagleson of Boise
spent Snday at the ID. ID. Sheldon
home.
Mr.. James Wood and a party OF
friends from Boise, spent several days
At the Parental Leslie home. and en-
oyed the pheasant shooting. Birds
ire plentiful and are furnishing lots OF
sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. +. Smith and Mrs.
Barnett. attended church in Lake |
View Sunday
MIR. {. A. Rohrer left for Portland
Friday.
Mr.. Andrew Mefford has rented $
he DIR. Haley ranch for next year.
Mr.. w. Leslie has rented the Ger
rd ranch near Caldwell. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Smith and Mrs.
Barnett visited at the Pcnnnger home
sunday. Z
Two new members have been added /.
o the Missionary Society. Mrs. +.
Potter and Mrs. T.. Gibbons. II
Clyde Palmer OF Emmett spent Sun
lay with the Martin family. =
John, and Robert Armfield of EN- =,
nett ere wSunday quests at the C. +.
'elders home. Sunday IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hoskins and !,
amily. OF Santa Anna. California. \
ormer residence of Idaho. are visiting
Id friends and relatives in the valley. v
w. Rohrer. l.. Iarrance. A. Birch p
nd II. b. Macy. left Monday on a
Ger hunt in the hills. il
Reverend Newton Waller of New y
urg. Oregon, began series OF meet n
lgs at the Friends church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harris OF Melha c
ERE Sunday guests at the Parsonage
nd stayed for Sunday evening SER
ices.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Dimes and fam
y were Sunday guests at the Otto m
chatter home. r
Mrs. Hathaway was called TO Wild =
r, to help care for her sons wife. who re
as suffering from 4 severe attack OF m
opendicitis. III
Mrs. Z. Mulch and sons and little tr
aughter spent the past week with n.
er parents. the Jordy's on Canyon =.
n. 10
Mr.. II. G. Hathaway is laid up CT
lffering from an injury to his leg.
fused by horse stepping on him.