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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
Items from surrounding territory recount family visits and gatherings. Neighbors and friends such as Moore, Brown, Paynter, Weymouth, and Mason attend dinners, picnics, and Sunday visits. Recurring events include Odd Fellows Memorial Day, Women’s Home Missionary Society meetings, birthday parties, showers, and church-related activities. Names, places, and long lists of attendees reflect a tight-knit rural community scene.
The community learned of Grandma Newland's death Sunday at Steensland. Many relatives and friends from Spencer, Solan, and Hamilton visited and shared memories at the Harrace and Ford homes. Funeral arrangements were to be announced with burial at Hill cemetery.
Caldwell residents and visitors are listed in a loose social roundup detailing church activities, family visits, scouts meetings, farm meetings, and local gatherings. The report mentions multiple households, outings, a ballgame attendance, and auxiliary events with various parishioners in the Caldwell area during June.
Anna Spencer mother of Laur ence Spencer is noted as visiting with her 17 month old grandchild during a trip to Boise. The report mentions Mr Le Markley and ties to the Phillipine Island context with family gatherings and a supper guest notice.
A jumble of names and events from Caldwell area highlights visits to the extension office, sick callers, church attendance, and family updates. Mrs Walter Atew and Mrs Phil Roingon welcomed guests. Mra J. Jarnagin recovered from illness and attended church. Mr Jarnagin confined to bone injury briefly. Mrs Dave Evans visited with her sister Mrs Phil Roingon. Several local families and ladies aid officers are noted with recurring social and health updates, including travel plans and potential relocation considerations.
Fragmentary ad claims nine in ten rheumatism cases affect muscles and bone pain. It touts Chan e may relay linment as a remedy for various rheumatic complaints and soreness.
Fragmented report covers Silver City jury mentions and delays. Mentions Wes, Winnifred, Patton, Marsing bail game, Earl Reynolds McKague injury, broken collarbone, and doctor visits in Caldwell area.
Morning Saturday evening events include Ruth Stanton’s agent Morris Margarette McIntyre from Deer Flat visiting and fishing near Taurday night with two sturgeon reportedly caught. Berathy Con joined pals Eells and Iva. Henry Milburn traveled from Milian to visit, Me and Mre WVouns ill with colds, Mr Haylene in Caldwell, Mr Dye of Deer Flat, and R. A. Atant hosted visits. rattlesnakes reportedly active with eight large specimens killed this spring. Socials feature Mr and Mrs R. d. Conley, Martin Sunday guests, and Knowlton eights at GMsort T. S Glidden’s return from Neni after two months with son Geanee. Opal and Goldie trading in Caldwell. many local residents, including Laurd Riggs and WoF Wallane families, attending events and visiting.
Mio Opal Kelle was an overnight guest of cousin Mins Jessie Helin Sunday evening. Flavelle Stanton, working for Jim McIntyre, spent Sunday with many folks. Ann Trae and Walace visited daughter Mra QO. H. Eells. Mr and Mrs Otis Wells and others called at the St. Marin home Sunday evening. Velma McCormick visited neighbors Monday afternoon. W. Po Wallace helped W. EF. Cox cook for hay mem last James R. Blade hunted Friday Caldwell, Saturday morning.
Mr Norton of Kansan visits his brother Frank Norton while Frank battles tuberculosis. Mrs Orvis and family from Caldwell call on Sequenth home. Mr Bates near completion of a cream parlor project. Work and weather affect fields as rain interrupts harvest. Mrs Stevenson of Sunny Slope visits at Leonard Hamilton’s home. Mr Motzko and family move to a new home. Motzko aids in store PL 1. LE Stone visits mother in Portland and reports a lovely time. Railroad work progresses with grading and fencing up. Mauce Bequeath helps Mrs Gray cook for hay men. Mim Gray on sick list. Ill Balen and daughters Louise and Lucille pass Marsing on Friday.
An advertisement extols Goan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy for kidney and backache problems. It features a testimonial from W. S. Shee of Caldwell praising the pill's effectiveness during attacks and urging readers to ask for the same product from dealers at 60 cents per bottle. The copy cites Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo as the manufacturer.
Portland resident Mrs J Be Brower recounts severe illness including retinitis headaches and heart palpitations before taking Tanlac. She credits dramatic relief from digestive and nervous symptoms, urging others to try the remedy as sold by local druggists.
Cars pass through Marsing as Caldwell folks travel toward Jump Crack and Givens Hot Springs. Frank Norton dies at home. Melvin Gray and son visit Sonny Slope. theatre release and restaurant progress cited amid community glimpses into week.
At a revival meeting the principal Mangelist urged action as a man in the front row failed to respond. The exhorter demanded someone wake the sleeping man and sparked a sharp exchange with a nearby unconverted attendee.
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