The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

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Judge Hagelin spent Sunday at
Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Stone visited
Boise Saturday.
M. ]. Devers transacted business
at Nampa Monday.
J. p. Wilson of Middleton spent
Saturday in Caldwell.
Mrs. Nellie ]. Williams visited
Boise Saturday and Sunday.
John Lemp, the Boise capitalist,
was Caldwell visitor Saturday.
Miss Leila Tracy of Nampa spent
Sunday in Caldwell. visiting friends.
r. M. White of Franklin, was in
Caldwell Saturday transacting BUSH
ness.
Mrs w. e. Parker and daughter,
Miss Lucille Gillette, visited Boise
Saturday.
e. c. Lavering went to Miner Sat
urday morning to get piece of that
fne land.
Mrs. L. W. Everson arrived from
Mountain Home Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everson will make their home
in Caldwell.
DIR. e. e. Dutton informs us that
he now has his cold storage plant in
operation. He will soon be manu-
featuring ice.
E. r. Hammond was In Boise Sun
day visiting his wife and child, who
are receiving treatment in hospital
In that city.
DR.. Dutton will issue ice coupon
books, May 1st All those wanting
ice must get the books before 1t will
be delivered.
Bob Wilkerson. who has been
working on the News for several
months, left for Boise, Tuesday. Mr..
Wilkerson is a first class printer.
A. s. Whiteway. the Caldwell con-
tractor. was at Vale. Oregon. several
days this week. Mr.. Whiteway and
others are interested in some coal
mines in Malheur county.
Dr. e. e. Dutton has secured the
services of capable and experienced
Ice manufacturer, and will devote his
time to his dental work as in the
past.
y. F. Henley left Saturday for Pen
dleton and the Dalles, Oregon. Mr..
Henley is thinking some of locating
In one or the other of those two
towns.
Mr.. C. Fahy and Miss Martha Gil
gan have received word from Mrs.
W. C. Mckenzie and children. that
they safely arrived at their home at
New England, South Dakota.
Atulph AAohuy ACht toA0oy ONOh
ing for Salt Lake. where he will visit
for a week and will then go on to
San Francisco to resume his duties
with the Union Oil company.-Nam-
pa Leader-Herald.
P. O'Connor was taken to Salt
Lake Sunday evening for medical
treatment. Mr.. O'Connor has been
unwell for a number of months. II
10 to be hoped that his recovery may
be speedy.
T. C. Egleston. of Boise. who hat
been in the city several days looking
after his realty interests. returned
to Boise the latter part of last week
Mr.. Egleston anticipates the erection
of a large business block in the near
future.-Teton Peak.
H. M. Steele returned Tuesda,
from Miner. where he went to ge
a piece of land. He drew a goot
chance, but after looking over thu
land decided he did not want any O
It. 1t is said that there was muci
disappointment In the land.
Mr.. Paul Cowgirl of Boise was II
Caldwell Saturday, looking for tn
relatives of a Mr.. Johnson who de-
some time ago. Mr.. Johnson held a
insurance policy In Mr.. Cowgill's com
pany, which had never been paid.
l.. w. Everson was over from Cald
we'll Sunday. Mr.. Everson now pre-
sides over the band meetings at Cald
well and may be expected to make
one of the best bands In the State
He has the talent.-Mountain HON
Maverick.
Tommy Andrews of Lower Bois'
delivered 46 head Of cattle to tn
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