The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

X. II. Dunlap of Boise was a Cald
we'll visitor Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Swift of Boise snen,
Monday in Caldwell.
Work is going right ahead on Mr.
T. X. Little's addition.
Miss Bea Baker has accented 8
position in the postoffice.
G. s. Davis is building a fine resi-.
dence on Second avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Anderson Of
Boise were Caldwell visitors Mon
day
Chlef of Police A. c. Lillard of
Nampa was in Caldwell Tuesday do
ing business.
d. 8. Brown was quite sick num-
Der of days this week. He is now
much better.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Breshears
was In Payette several days this week
attending to official business.
The Socialists hold their state
convention, in Caldwell in the Col
iege Assembly hall, July 4th.
The Canyon County Real Estate
Co. has moved into it's new office in
the First National Bank building.
Judge Frank J. Smith returned
from San Francisco Monday, where
he had been attending to legal bust
ness.
J. A. Baker spent a few days in
Baker City, Ore, this week. G.. B.
Murray acted as marshall during his
absence.
Judge Church and family moved to
Boise Thursday. They will reside
there while Mr.. Church is register of
the State Land Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baker sold their
beautiful Kimball avenue home this
week to Elijah Mrs Frost. The pur-
chase price was 100000.
b. F. Salmon of Salem, Ore, was
in Caldwell Wednesday, looking up
location. Mr.. Salmon was very
favorably impressed with Caldwell.
Mrs. Ada F. Parks visited Boise
Tuesday. She attended the celebra-
ton given by the Women of Wood
craft.
Up In Boise they fine a man 500
for selling liquor with a lisence on
Sunday. and turn demi monde loose
for selling all the time without a IL |
cense.
Mrs. E. l.. Bass, mother of Mrs.
Nelson Gordon and Mrs. C. O. Adams
OF this city, left Tuesday morning
for protracted visit with relatives
In North Yakima. Tacoma and Seat |
tie.
Judge H. E. Wallace returned this
week from Kansas and Nebraska.
where he had spent some time visit
ing friends and relatives. Judge
Wallace says that he had a most en-
joyable trip.
DR.. F. w. Rising of Boise was in
Caldwell Wednesday, preparing to
locate permanently in Caldwell He
leased from DIR. Cue, the stables on
First street west. DIR. Rising is a
veterinary surgeon of ability and ex-
perience.
Mr.. c. r. Shaw. formerly OF Cald-
well. now a resident OF Boise, has
been selected to gather State tim
Der display for the irrigation con-
gress. Caldwell men about run Boise
and all its affairs.
The Sunday School picnic Thursday
was immensely enjoyed. The party
went out to Camp Hubbard ON the
interurban. saw the sights; and re-
turned to Rev. Clemens grove for
shade, rest and luncheon.
j. l.. Harmon has sold his business
lots on Kimball avenue and has pur-
chased an orange grove In California
and will move there with his family
IN short time. Mr.. Harmon is one
of the olest residents of Caldwell.
His move Is due to the state of his
health.
A large number of Caldwell Odd
Fellows went to Middleton Saturday
night. where they assisted the Mid
dleton three-linkers to put seven can
didates through the mysteries. Those
attending from here were Past Grand
Master A. z. Gipson. George Handy.
G. j. Shorb. A. F. Isham. A. F.. Wood.
Will Parrish. j. P. johnson and o.
V. Bailey. A banquet was served