The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-07
Pleasant Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hewitt ar
rived recently from Seattle. They are
at the parental home where Mr.. Hewitt
will work the farm joint with his
father.
The sale OF Mr.. Horns on Tues
| dav was we'll attended. The Pleasant
Ridge ladies realized $50 dollars from
the lunch.
Mrs. Earwood has moved east OF
town and Grover Beal has moved onto
the Earwoood farm.
The work OF building Mr.. Strains
new ersidence is progressing rapidly.
Ii is ready for plastering.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nathan Marmon on Tuesday. Feb. 20.
Mrs. Lybolt is visiting in Parma
Mrs. Chas Whitiig was a Boise
visitor on Wednesday of last week.
The meetings OF last week con
iuctcd By Rev. Baker assisted by DR..
Smily were quite well attended and
there were several conversions. Next
Sunday will be church day when
hosing desiring .admittancc TO the
church will be received and the ordi
nance of baptism will be administered
Rev. Aldrich is expected to be pres
ent.
Mrs. O. l.. Roberts had the mis-
fortune to fall on Tuesday and injurc
herself quite seriously.
Miss Irene Shoemaker and Bon
ne Moss called on Mrs. Ina Thomas
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. w. Cupp has moved his fam
ily onto the Gurwell property Tor
| which he traded his home IN KIM
ball avenu :.
The p. +. A. held a cooked food
sale In Caldwell on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F.. Spencer visited
oayette on Thursday.
Miss Bonnie Moss was a supper
gres, at the Shoemaker. home on Tues
day.
On Thursday morning while clos
70 the upper sash OF a window. Mrs.
Shoemaker fell. striking her side against
a table. DR.. Montgomery was called
and under his care she Is recovery
though unable TO use her right arm
1t present.
Rev. Howard Smith assisted in the
9ro,-actcd meetinr on Thursday night.
Rev. and Mrs. Baker called on many
of the ridge people last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tongate spent Sun
Law at the Lloyd Dickman home in
Miss Bonnie Moss LETT last Fri
dav for Spokane. Wn.. where she will
enter the Pacific Telegraph Institute
On Wednesday night OF last week
| about IS young people gathered At
lfhe Ed. Moss home to say goodbye
10 Miss Bonnie and completely sur
priscd her. The evening was spent,
IN ~nlayinv games which taxed the
wits and Miss Edith Conway gave a
reading "\Villie's Dress Suit" which
IS much enioved. Before leaving,
the promoters OF this surprise passed
chicken sanwiches. mock eggs on toast
and hot cocoa.
Mrs. Ivbol' and Mrs. l.. Spencer
attended the w. r. c. in Caldwell
SATURDAY..
Mr.. Longstroth was a dinner guest
=, the Mckee home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Springer called
a. the Ed. Moss home Thursday at
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs a. w. Moss and Mr..
and Mrs. +. Pritchard motored to
Boise Saturday. Mrs. Pritchard re-
m.ained to visit relatives.
Carl Kelsey has a position with
tho Cupples Mercantile Co. -.
Miss Atha Hitson was 4 week end
guest OF Mrs. A. w. Moss.
Mrs Geo. fish and Mr.. and Mrs.
P.av fish attended divine service on
the Ridge Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Hacker was calling in the
r~righborhood Friday. Mr.. Hackers
ii.,ie d-rohicr nod her hand severely
crushed in a grinder last week.
Jim Priicbard wa calling in the
neighhorhood Sunday morning.