The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-09-14
LOCAL GOSSIP.

Adam for fountain pens. All the
best makes.
Miss Lillian Potter is taking the
school census.
TODAY-at the Racket Store, soc.
berry sets for 30c.
Mr.. w. Earle Norton and Miss
Mable Dement, were Boise visitors
Sunday.
Fountain pens, ink and supplies
at Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ballantyne have
returned from the coast.
w. R. Cornish of Chicago has ac-
cepted a position in Mr.. T. K. Titles
store.
M. D. Polk, formerly city editor
of the Capital News, was Caldwell
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Summers have
returned after months visit in Kan
SaS and Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kesl of Nampa Wis
tied Caldwell Tuesday.
Van Curtis, one of the prominent
mining men of Pearl, was in Caldwell
Tuesday, transacting business.
Messre. ]. A. James and w. T. Cal
loway attended the Bryan meeting at
Boise Wednesday.
w. H. Mansfield, formerly publish
er of the Nampa Leader-Herald, was
Caldwell visitor Wednesday.
j. E. Moreland left Monday even
ing for Kansas City. He took sew
eral car loads of cattle to the eastern
markets.
George H. West, of Greeley, Colo
RADIO, was in Caldwell a few hours
Saturday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. GIBSON.
James Ballantyne of Idaho City
was in Caldwell this week looking for
house. Mr.. Ballantyne and family
will spend the winter In Caldwell
Tim Collopy, rain dispatcher for
the o. s. L. at Nampa, was in Cald-
well Saturday. Mr.. Collopy has been
enjoying months vacation at the
Starkey hot springs.
w. w. Meranda of Knoxville, Iowa
will be in Caldwell the first of Octo.
Der. Mr.. Meranda will open up 9
tailor shop in this city. He is ar
experienced and capable tradesman
Miss M. w. Cass, after short Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. G.. w. Dew
left Tuesday evening for her home a
Boston. Miss Cass will visit Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver. enrout,
home.
j. H. Krieder has sold his proper
ty interests in Caldwell to Mr.. A. T
Gordon. Mr.. Krieder and famil!
left during the week for Porterville
California, where they will max,
their future home.
DR.. w. g. Maxey, DIR. ]. ]. Hamil
ton. Mr.. G. w. Froman. and Mr.. N
s. Oils went to Boise Tuesday to at
tend the reception given by the ladie
of the Eastern Star to the Masoni
grand lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hillyear O
Homedale were in Caldwell Thurs
day transacting business. Mr.. Hill
year reports the Homedale countr
as developing radidly. He is wei
pleased with his lpace. The waite
will be on the land q year from mex
spring.
Henry Davis who had his leg brok
three months ago at Silver City, wa
brought down from Boise Monday
He has been at Boise hospital 70
some time. 1t seems the fracture,
member did not knit. The younI
man was taken to the home of hi
brother, Fred Davis.
Samuel Cash is in Caldwell visiting
]. Warner and looking over the coun
ty. Mr.. Cash comes from California
He may decide to locate permanent,
in Caldwell.
R. B. Newton has completed hi
contract of plastering the new cit
hall. 1t is fine piece OF work an,
reflects credit upon Mr.. Newton an,
Messrs. Harding & Williams.
Mrs. J. NJ. Patton returned from
Shoshone Sunday. She was calle,
to that place by the sickness of he
son-in-law. Mr.. Darrah. He is nov
we'll again.
Charles P. Hartley. Jr., left Wed
nesday for Staunton. Va, where b,
will enter military academy. H,