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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
7
Local items recount visits and social events around Caldwell Idaho including Mrs Ber Hollingeworth and Jim Keowles visiting Mie Louise Groves, December 4 announcements, and a Ladies Aid meeting with numerous attendees. Regulars noted include Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright, Mrs. Luther Penty, and Arch Klinginsmith among others. Neighbors share illness news, school plans, and upcoming gatherings with a focus on social ties and community updates.
Fragmentary report notes Matai Shoes waived four for a home game involving Goodwin last week. George Springer contributed minimally to Middlers’ win on Monday, while CL Kaley is listed with tiling duties.
Earl Taylor and children joined Sunday dinner at Tom Hodges home along with Mrs. S. J. Livesay. Middleton visitors Mrs Clarence Harvey called on Mr and Mrs Claud Grove. High school girls and club activities noted with Gertrude Oy t, Mrs Harshman and son. Local residents discuss Idaho history study and December club meeting at Claud Grove home. Loyd Livensey back in school after illness. New Meadows residents Mason locate near Caldwell. Notus visitor Mr Johnson. Middleton girls attend French club at Caldwell High. Samuel Rehcraft visiting from St Anthony for winter with daughter. Velma and Rena Beck with Daily sisters attended events. several others mentioned in social notes. Charles Cook returns to Silver City. Tressie Lanaghan visits Allee Maton’s home.
Mr and Mrs Asp, Charles and relatives attend a dinner in honor of Mrs Petersons birthday anniversary. Walter Mattoon and family join Esther Jainson and the Misses Griffin for Sunday dinner at the G Johnson place near the 40 acre ranch.
Nutua residents and Parma and Caldwell visitors gathered for community notices. Attendees included Bratton Wade, Mrs Edwin White, Mrs J P Ruler, and many others from Areva and nearby towns. An upcoming water users meeting is planned at the schoolhouse Friday night with rising Sunday school attendance noted.
Local residents report visitors and activities in Caldwell and nearby. William Newland entertains Kinana friends, Mrs J A Houdysbad, Merold and Avikue Caldwell, and Raymond Ford attend gatherings. families shop and call on neighbors. Kathryn Bacon hosts Teenage class party. Ruth Harmer returns from surgery. old schoolhouse moved, plan to use as dance hall. Ralph Field and others visit, and pastures and pasture adjustments noted.
Greenleaf and Caldwell locals shared weekend moves and remedies. Mem Cone's mother hosted a gathering with Ter RET RHEE Mr and Aira Verling Gin among attendees. Caldwell visitors PHoebe Dimmitt and Mise Roberts called on friends while Grange revival meetings opened led by Lindley A Wells. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs C J Antrim at the Friends church.
Fragmentary text references May, a hen and egg figures, county, state, and a court. Mentions Vincent, Me, and public notices with licensing and court pages. Content is unclear but indicates legal actions and local notices with dates and places.
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