The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-03-26
PERSONAL NOTES

ing court.
c. F. Hoel, the travelling man. was in
town Friday.
Swain Beatty was a Boise Citv visitor
last Friday.
WV. Dryden is visiting with friends
in De Lamar.
District court convened at Boise CITY
last Wednesday.
Sherman NJ. Coffin was in Boise Civ
on court business this week.
W. E. Borah, chairman state republ;-
can central committee, was in town
Monday.
Mrs. L. Roman and child have been in
town under the care of DR.. Maxey. for
some weeks past.
Mr.. krise, OF Ontario, Oregon, was in
town this week visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Adrian Cakes.
Capt. John w. Plummer, manager of
the De Lamar mine, was in town few
hours last Sunday.
Mr.. Larson, the gentlemanly operator
at the great station of Bisuka, was a
Caldwell visitor this week.
Jas. o. Moudy, formerly a Caldwell
business man, but now an honest
rancher of Malheur Co., Oregon. was in
town this week shaking hands with old
friends.
II. H. Jones, who went to Kansas to
attend the funeral of his father. re-
turned home last Thursday. Friends
are glad to see him back and he is clad
to get back.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gwinn, who has been
visiting her son J. H. and family, of De
Lamar. has returned to Caldwell and
will visit with friends here before re-
turning to Chicago.
Mrs. II. D. Blatchley, who went to
Portland. Oregon, some time since for
special medical treatment, returned
home last week. She is yet very weak.
but reported much improved in health.
Everybody will be glad to see her out
again.
d. w. White, of Caldwell, travelling
agent for the Farmers Insurance com.
pany, OF Spokane, Washington, was in
the city this week with the view to
appointing a local agent at this place
to represent his company. He goes
from here to Cassia Mountain
Home Range & Valley.
Miss Nina Newton, formerly a
teacher in the Caldwell public schools,
but now principal of the schools at
Post Falls, Idaho, was in Caldwell
Tuesday, on her way to Boise City to
attend teachers convention. She speaks
enthusiastically Of Post Falls in partic-
ular and North Idaho in general.
Sherman NJ. Coffin. of Caldwell, was
in town Tuesday night as representa-
tive of the Grand Master of Idaho, for
tho purpose of giving the Masonic
brethren instructions preparatory to
establishing lodge at this place. Bro.
Coffin is considered one of the most
efficient instructors in Masonic work
in the state, and is always welcome
visitor at Nampa.-Nampa Leader.
BORN-In Boise Valley. March IS.
1872, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomp-
son. an eight pound son.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Adams.
March 2Srd, 1892, daughter. Weight
nine pounds.
The De Lamar Nugget speaks of the
Pritchard killing as follows: "Tbe
examination of William Fleming for
the murder of S. j. Pritchard land that
is what it was--MURDER), resulted in
an acquittal, on the ground that Flem-
ing had acted in self defense. 1t seems
strange if Fleming, who had nearly
twice the physical power of Pritchard.
should find it necessary to kill him in
self defense, and the latter unarmed.
Three witnesses swore that they saw
the shooting at a distance, but neither
of them saw Pritchard commit any
overt act, such as putting his hands in
MS pocket, or raising his overcoat
pockets, as claimed by the defense. In
view OF the fact that the Justice before
whom the examination was held was a
known enemy of Pritchard's, the result