The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-09
PERSONAL And SOCIAL

H. l.. Magden, of Mt. Home, was
a Caldwell visitor this week.
H. D. Andrews has returned from
a business trip to Salt Lake.
]. M. Thompson returned Satur-
day from business trip to Portland.
Jack Moore has sold half interest
in the Star livery barn to John Orr.
Miss Katherine Mann had as a
guest this week Miss Jessie Skinner.
Fred Richardson, chief engineer of
the s. F., l. & M. R. R. was in Boise
Thursday.
Mrs. 1. NJ Sullivan was the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Cue, Mrs. Sullivan
resides in HALEY.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Young had as
guest for dinner Tuesday DR.. Stew
art of Boise.
Frank Howard and Charley Paine
of Roswell attended the Caldwell
sales day Monday.
A splendid rain came Thursday
that caused a smile on the farmers
and stockmens' countenances.
G. S. Doan has a new buggy spe-
cially built for two. He gave it it's
first trip Tuesday evening.
Caldwell Grange No. will meet
next Tuesday night, May 18th, in
the Woodman's Hall, opposite the
Short Line depot.
G. H. Turner, the horseman, arri-
we'd home from Powell, Idaho, Fri
day, with car of work mules for
home trade.
G. ]. Franklin was in the city yes
terday for the purpose of comforting
with the joint committee on the GEM
etery irrigation scheme.
Henry Olsen, cashier of the s. F.,
I. & M. Railroad, left Thursday for
the East in the interest of the new
railroad.
Warren Bush has bought the Mid |
dleton meat market and will increase
the output. Mr.. Bush is an uncle of |
Fred Bots.
The Caldwell Forwarding Co. re-
ceived car of buggies this week, the
result Is that a number of new rigs
are to be seen on the streets.
T. X. Little, ]. T. Hay, and Ralph
Beal were in Boise Thursday. 1t is
evident tht there is something doing
in politics at the Capital City.
w. R. sebree left Saturday for
San Francisco to assist in extending
welcome to Admiral Evans on the
arrival of the feet Wednesday.
Elmer Critchfield, vice president
of the -Critchfield Corporation
OF Chicago, was in the city this week
looking for location in which to
invest.
w. e. Clark arrived in the city
from Vancouver, Washington, for a
brief visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Robert Griffin and Mrs. Frank Black.
The county commissioners will
meet next Monday to consider road
matters. Bids are out for putting
down cement walks around the court
house block.
DR.. and Mrs. Cue have had as
guests Mrs. Harger and her two sons
from Lost River. Mrs. Harger just
recently lost her husband in Boise, {
where he had gone for an operation. {
The Fair Store has just added to
heir repair department new Pail
,ype Shoe Sewing machine, and will ;,
repair all shoes bought at their
place free of charge.
DIR. w. ]. Boone is intending max ..
ng some extensive improvements on !,
lis home in the near future, when
inished is will be an up to date
lone.
G. w. Cooper has leased one of the c
ooms in his building opposite the o
Tribune Office for a picture show.
Coop" says that the full dinner pail
nd money good in Europe will be
N exhibition.
WANTED-To swap a two-seated r
anopy top surry, almost new, for a I,
ubber tired single buggy, with or n
Without top. See H. B. Aven, at the |,
AIR Store, 1.-The place to save mon Z,
y"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Baker are a
isiting friends in Jordan Valley.
7. c. Callopy, train dispatcher at 81
tampa, was in the city Tuesday. Mr.