The Caldwell tribune. [volume], February 28, 1919, Image 5

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Miss I i -ttie Weymouth, who is suf
fering from a relapse from influenza,
has gone- to her home in Franklin,
jliss Mahle Rohins is substituting in
the primary grades.
A larire crowd attended the auction
bv g II Bush, G. Lohrli and L. O.
Wamstad Tuesday. Sales were brisk
and very satisfactory,
W.m Klinkcnsop and Agnes Kooney
were married Tuesday, February 18,
hv Rev Winters, at the Methodist
parsonage in Caldwell. They will live
in Portland.
Mr and Mrs. Robins have as guests
for a few weeks their daughter. Mrs.
Chester S Parsons and baby boy of
Joseph, Oregon.
Mr and Mrs. G. Lohrli were in
Caldwell. Thursday.
Mrs. F.hner Look of Fargo was a
guest for n few days last week of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.-Crowe.
A. I. Rockwood was in Boise
Thursday and Friday.
Dr. F. P. Smith spent •> few days
last week in looking after his interests
on the Fruit Tract.
The Woman's Missionary society of
Sterry Memorial met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Win. Shupe.
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Peterman of
Twin Falls arrived Sunday morning
for a visit at the home of Mr. Peter
man's brother. A. B. Peterman.
G. Lohrli has sold his twenty-five
acre ranch to J. R. Chancy and his
bees, about 200 colonies, to Miller and
Stark of Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blinkensop were
given a charivari by the Roswell
young people Friday evening at the
Thomas Rooney home.
Gottfried and Annie Lhrli were
given a farewell party Friday evening
by their classmates the pupils of the
eighth grade who were accompanied
by their teachers, Misses Mason,
Reese and Buckner.
A bountiful dinner, a short program
by the children and a very interesting
address by Judge J. H. Richards of
Boise wer' features which drew a
large coni| any to the celebration of
Washington's hirthdav Saturday at
Serry Memorial Presbvterian church.
Miss Charlotte Dewhirst of Apple
Valley was a week-end guest at the
home of Mr and Mrs W. T. Goodell.
Misses Vinabel and Olive McCor
mick came over from Stinnv Slope to
soend the week end with their parents
Mr and Mrs F.. P. McCormick
Mrs J. I! Lowell and sen. Wade.
Dora Stevens and Ruth Hall of Cald
well attend, d the Washington celebra
tion here ? turday.
Mr. and Mrs F, L. Galvan who have
been visiting relatives in the Middle
West since Vovmber, arrived home
Saturday.
The oni y;ir old child of Mr and
Mrs. Stratton of Dixie was buried Sat
urday in the Roswell eemeterv
\ farewell reception for Mr and
Mrs G Lohrli «dir are !eavln<r to
maV" tbeïr t>nme in Pns^rlen"
"as civr>r Monday evening bv thp
Men', p.ihl class at the home of Mr.
""1 Mrs Wm Kniefel About V*
were nreteni Licht refreshments were
Sf '! r V( 'd byjhr men.
be nnnir 1 meeting of ihn Preshv
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Wednesdnv \t-irrh ? at th- home of
Mrs. R. M Cnmrbc.ll.
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Sam. Part of this time he spent in
,hZ n M ^ e ,- e also « la <l to 'earn
hn u, r ',L ? is some improved and
has eft the hospital in Boise.
n, I rta ^ ose llas '' een suffering
the last week with an abcess on her
neck.
Mrs. Giboney, who was spending
the winter in Portland, returned to
her homestead last week
f R w' ?n WSOn , 3 , nd wife bnve Rone
to Wendell to hold a series of meet
ings.
Mr. and Mrs. John Workman are
the proud parents of a son, born Feb
ruary 19th.
The Huston Red Cross met with
™ Ku,tur Friday afternoon
t n „n a . Za . ar and sl 'PPef held at the
ai, nè lttlg home was we " attended
About 95 were served supper. All the
articles of the bazaar but a few were
sold. A very enjoyable evening was
spout. About $50 was raised.
Mrs. Charles Allen has been on the
sick list.
Mr. Chapman of Boise preached at
the Free Methodist church Sunday at
both services morning and evening
He was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
C. K Smith Saturday evening.
Hen Vogt returned home Wednes
day morning after being in the service
about 12 months.
Mr. Thonnpson and son, A. J., re
turned home Friday after a short visit
in Washington.
Miss Chambers was the guest of
Miss Reid Friday evening and Sat
urday.
The Pleasant Ridge reporter is
rather slack. He forgot to mention
about the new house which Alan Moss
is having erected.
Mrs. Mae Fisher and Ethel Fisher
were week end visitors of Boise They
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cline
Fisher.
There will be an entertainment and
shower at the new Deer Flat school
house this Friday evening, February
28th. Everybody is invited to come.
Articles for the shower are to be of
an individual size but not tin. Any
thing from spoons to small frying
pans will be accepted. These articles
are to be used by the domestic science
class.
_ While the roads are so bad—a good
time_ to have your tires half-soled.
Service Tire Co.
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There will be a "shower" and pro
gram at the school house Friday even
ing of this week. The shower is for
the benefit of the domestic science
room. Useful articles or money will
be appreciated. Refreshments will be
served after the program. All are in
vited.
The Christian Endeavor will give
a box supper at the school house Fri
day evening, March 7th.
Miss Ruth Knapp of Bowmont
visited her brother Gleen and wife
several days this week.
Rev. Dawson went to Wendell. Fri
day, to hold a two weeks revival. Rev.
Chapman of Boise filled the pulpit at
the Free Methodist church last Sun
day morninv and evening.
Jocelyn Gardner entertained 2* 1
young people .at his home Tuesday
evening of last week. The occasion
being his 17th birthday. The evening
was spent playing games. Tee ereim
and cake were served and a happy time
was enjoyed by all.
Miss Alberta Rankin is a guest at
the Cillter home this week.
A committee from the grange met
last Wednesday evening and voted to
use the money in the treasury to film
ish the community room i» the new
school house \ piano and lights will
be purchased.
Several of the younger set attended
the chirken pie social at tli • Wliilig
home Friday evening
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Speculation is rife as to who will be the next speaker in the house
of representatives of congress It is a certainty that he will be a.
Republican as that party now rules the lower house. President Wil
son Is expected home from Europe the third week in February. He
will call a special session of congress early in March in the attempt
to get important war legislation through Champ Clark, of Missouri,
the present speaker will be the Democratic candidate Mann, of
minois; Longworth and Fess. of Ohio, and Gillett, of Massachusetts,
are Republican candidates Mann and Longworth are conceded little
chance. Fess and Gillett are leading but a possible dark horse"
may show up at the last moment to grab off the plum.
Frances Traughber entered high
school Monday.
The Junior C. E. and the intermedi
ate class of the Huston bible school
met with Miss Gertrude Skow Satur
day afternoon for a business meeting.
Refreshments were served and a social
hour enjoyed after the business ses
sion.
The Red Cross met with Mrs. W. H.
Culter Friday afternoon. About IS or
20 ladies were present.
Mrs. Callson entertained the young
people of Huston at her home Satur
day evening. Dainty refreshments and
games made a pleasant evening for all.
Mrs. Gardner made a business trip
to Boise this week.
Arthur Clark .who recently returned
from overseas, visited with friends
here Monday.
Ben Vogt returned home last week
from a Virginia camp. He was in the
signal service.
Monday evening, Mrs. T. J. Hitson
and C. C. Greenfield had a joint birth
da.y celebration at the Greenfield
home. Several others who were hav
ing birthdays during the week came
in for their share of attention. The
invitation was extended to the neigh
borhood to be present and a large
crowd enjoyed the evening. Refresh
ments wer P served.
John Uonana and family have
moved to the Gardiner place.
Ira Largent of Xampa, just recently
returned from Camp Grant, visited his
sister, Mrs. Groven DcXTotirsey, Inst
week.
Several members of the Rowcn
family are on this cik list.
While the roads are so ball—a good
time to have your tires half-soled.
Service Tire Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. K/ra Carter were din
tier guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Tish,
Sunday.
Mr. Bord Goodwin purchased a
handsome Vietroln Inst week
'Phe hsuanr and supper' held at the
Troops Control Pari s Peace Crowd s
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Franc«, oven more than the rest of the world, la "fed up on
war." But «he la not "fed up on peaoe meets." Judging from this
aew picture, which shows how tt was necessary to call out troops to
control- the crowd which gathered at the Quay de Orsay In Parla
Bpça the arrival of peace delegatus.
Joe Whittig home last Friday even
ing was a great success. A large
crowd attended and chicken pie dis
appeared like magic. Miss Hazel Reid
and Miss Evelyn Bartlett gave sev
eral readings. Most of the articles
contributed to the bazaar were sold.
The aid society netted about $50.
Rev. and Mrs. Hershey were over
night guests at the Wagoner home
Friday night.
. Miss Kate Moss \va| a Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Springer.
Rev. James Regains filled the pulpit
at church Sunday morning.
Mrs. T. F. Bryant was elected Sun
day school superintendent Sunday.
Mr. Bales has a force of men build
ing a residence for Walter Wagoner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelsey are en
tertaining friends from Oregon.
T. M. Hoshaw with his force of
carpenters is building a residence for
A. N. Moss.
Mrs. Jane McCamley is visiting old
friends on the Ridge.
On Wednesday night of last week
a party of young people serenaded
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Springer with
the usual tin pan instruments and in
return were treated to candy and nuts
Harvey Springer and wife visited at
the Moss home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. George and Mrs. Bryan
visited in Boise the first of the week.
Mrs. Helen Good and children of
Xampa are visiting at the Bryan home
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Word was received Saturday by
Martin Derig that his father, John
Derig, had died of influenza at Ta
coma, wherr he had gone to care for
his brother who was ill. Will Derig
arrived in Tacema one hour after his
father had passed awnv The body
will he shipped to Weiser for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Derig left Sunday
evening to attend the funeral Grand
pa Derig had charge of the Caldwell
Traction substation at Skyline, and
had lived in this community two yrars.
He leave three children, Agnes. Mir
Any part of sixty (60) shares of Capital
Stock of
Caldwell Commercial Bank
OF CALDWELL, IDAHO
For price and particulars^address v
T. P. Dicklns»n,GlasgowKentucky
tin and Will Derig.
W. H. Bussard, Chas. Mortimer and
Jess Emerick shipped a car of potatoes
to Boise a few days ago.
Miss Ida Schenck has gone to Boise
for a few weeks to visit at the home of
Dr. Walter L. Kingsbury.
Waldo Eliy has gone to Twin Falls
to purchase seed potatoes for the com
ing year.
B. M. Altizer and family attended
church services at Star Sunday.
Me. Reavis has bought the old
Spencer place three miles south of
Caldwell.
B. W. Sower and family were \ T am
pa visitors Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cooper have
moved to their ranch near Bowmont.
Mr. Cooper took a load of household
goods Friday, and Mrs. Cooper went
by auto Saturday.
Dr. Ewing of Boise preached at the
M. E. church Sunday morning, and
was a dinner guest at the Frank
Weeks home.
Louise Wright attended the Red
Cross social at Joe Whittig's on Pleas
ant^ Ridge, Friday night.
Nels Madson has sold his 80 acre
ranch to Mr. Homer Lingenfelter of
Boise for a consideration of $16,000.
Mr. Madsen has purchased the five
acre Steunenberg ranch a mile and a
half from Caldwell near Douglas sta
tion. On the 8th of March Mr. Mad
sen will hold a sale of his farm equip
ment. Harry Carr will also sell 20
head of cattle at this sale. The Mad
sen place was originally the Prevo
place sold to Erastus Johnson for
$11,000. Mr. Johnson selling it last
fall to Mr. Madsen for $13,000.
Hay balers are baling hav for Mr.
Fish.
U. Spear and family visited Sunday
at Joe Smith's near Caldwell.
Arthur Fry is building a house and
barn on his ranch, purchased from
Forest Sower.
Miss Wilma and Vera Sower were
Wilder and Parma visitors Friday
night.
Homer Jessee of Wallabe, visited
Wednesday at the home of his niece,
Mrs. G. C. White. Mr. Jessee and
family together with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Roundtree of Newport,
Wash., are moving to Homedale.
Mr. Flanigan and Mr. Morris of the
Caldwell Equity were visitors at the
I-ake I^owell school Wednesday. Mr
Morris entertained the children by
singing a number of the late war
songs.
Mrs. Belle Carr of Caldwell was out
to her son Harry's Saturday night and
Sunday.
The 80 acre ranch of D. J. Westcott
known as the Leitritz place, is rented
to Mr. Gilten of Sunny Slope for the
coming year.
Pvt. Ben Reed, who has been dis
charged from Camp Kearney, has been
in the neighborhood visiting.
Montr Witty of Twin Falls has pur
chased the old Gcise place. His uncle
J. J. Witty is on the place now and
will help farm it the coming year.
This place has changed hands a num
ber of times the last three years. Mr.
Geise sold to Mr. Williams for $6000.
Mr. Williams sold to Mr. Shelton for
$WXXV Mr. Shelton sold to another
party for $14,000, and it sells this time
to Mr. Witty for $16,000.
Mr. Scholtz has called a meeting of
the Nonpartisan League members, re
carding the new daily paper, The Ida
ho Free Press, to be published at
N'ampa.
Cleo Walls of Caldwell visited Sat
urday evening with her parents in
Lake Lowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stevenson at
tended a birthday party Monday even
ing at Callie Greenfields on Deet"
Flat.
Messrs Blanksma, Bussard, Wurtz,
White and others were business visi
tors at N'ampa Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Clark of the A. E. F., was
, \isitor Monday night at the G. H.
Davis home. Young Clark left the
1'. S. July 12th, 1918, on the Olympic,
fought three days in th e Argonne
Forst, was wounded by shrapnel on
September 28: was returned home as
a casual. Arthur is the first of our
Deer Flat boys to have returned from
overseas.
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Several of our soldier boys are
home and others expected soon.
John Greer has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Charlton of
Sunny Slope were at the Crawford
home for a few days.
John Crawford is visiting friends in
Iowa and Illinois.
Ernest Crawford is able to be out
after an attack of the flu.
Mrs. Palmer is improving slowly. -
Ernest Franks and wife spent the
past week at the Criffield home on
Snake river.
Lillie Spencer visited with Mrs. C.
L. Butts, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett were both
on the sick list, but are able to be out
again.
Work has commenced on the new
road that runs from the Johnston
boulevard north to the Conklin ranch.
Mrs. Herbert Spencer of Boise was /
visiting relatives in Dixie for a few
days. »
Word came over the phone Friday
evening that Mr. and Mrs. Stratton's
11-months-old baby had died suddenly.
The little one had ! been having a cold
for some time but was not considered
dangerous. They have the heartfelt
sympathy of a host of friends.
Mrs. A. Ballantyne and children of
Caldwell visited at the S. W. Vail
home, Sunday.
While the roads are so bad—a good
time to have your tires half-soled.
Service Tire Co. •
Coming! Big Dollar Special.
In order to advertise our new
methods in French Dry Cleaning we
ar c giving you this extraordinary of
fer for three days only—March 3, 4
and 5:
Men's suits, French Dry Cleaned $1.00.
Men's overccnts (light) French
Dry Cleaned $1.00
Ladies' Jacket suits (iplainV
French Dry Cleaned 4... .$1.00.
All garments will be thoroughly
cleaned and delivered in first class
condition. Satisfaction is absoutely
guaranteed. Troy Laundry Si Clean
ing Co.—Adv.
Notice to Creditors.
In the probate court of Canyon
county, Idaho. In the matter of the
estate of Anna E. Evans, Dccecised.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Anna E. Evans, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch
ers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said
administrator, at the office of the Pio
neer Irrigation District, Caldwell.
Idaho, County of Canyon, State of
Idaho.
Dated February- 26, 1919
FRED L. EVANS,
Administrator of the estate of Anna
E. Evans, Deceased.
Thompson & Bicknell, attorneys for
estate. 2-28 3-2P
Mrs. J. F. Struve visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bland, at Merid
ian, Saturday and Sunday.
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