The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-20
PERSONAL And SOCIAL

as we'll as usual this week.
The Junior Endeavor of the Presby- |
terrain church held a picnic Thursday. |
You may get dollars worth for
1Oc. on the Fair Stores "Grab Ia
ble."
Our sample shoe tables save you
money on your shoe buying. The Fa-
nous.
A bargain in good furniture. Used
only a short time. Inquire of Prof.
F. w. Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Stone were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Rob
erts Thursday.
The city is moving the old city hall
from its present location to Fair
Acres, near the pumping station.
This month will go down in his
tory as being the coolest month since
Tom Johnston crossed the plains.
Pocatello papers announce the
death of Fred Rice, one of the old
est conductors on the Short Line.
Mrs. Hattie Darrah, of Shoshone,
was called to Caldwell by the sudden
sickness of her sister. Mrs. w. E.
Mosby.
Mrs. H. R. Cleaver and Mrs. Ralph
Beal entertained with Kensington
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Cleaver.
Jonas Newcomer of Nampa has pur'
chased an interest with J. T. Smith II
the grocery recently purchased from
G. T. Barnes.
Miss Alice Briggs Is assisting II
the work at he clerks Office for
few days, owing to the increase II
the work Of the Office.
The ticket sales at the Short Lin
depot reached the sum of $1,000 las
month and $4,000 up to the fifteenth
of the present month.
Jack Moore and H. R. Peacock re
turned Monday from trip to Orego
after horses. They were successful
in purchasing 100 head.
G. G. Anderson and his mothe
were in Caldwell for a short tim
Wednesday. Mr.. Anderson Is Pre-
prietor of the Fair Store at Boise an
interested in the Famous In this cit,
Burt Townsend Of DeLamar was
the city this week. Miss Cuba Hende
son accompanied him home and wi
remain during the summer. Mr.. Tow
send is a son-in-law of William He
derson.
The Boise Inteurban has a gar
of men putting in a spur at the CO
ner of Main and Fifth streets 80
to enable them to reach their freig
depot. which is to be constructed tn
summer.
week to B. R. Hart and Miss Fern
Raymond, of Caldwell, and Lee
Cook and Miss Helen Brace Of Ma
pa, and to Emery G. Waldvogel
Efie May Clark, of Nampa.
The funeral Of Mrs. w. G. La
took place Monday. Mrs. Lane '
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight of Sheaville, Oregon A nu
Der of local people from CaldW
attended the funeral.
John d. Hass of Long Valley
In town with a couple Of loads
wool. This is the first wool recei'
from that section of country.
Hass' home is about 100 miles IF
Caldwell and 1t took him four d
to make the trip to Caldwell.
Mr.. Marlatt of the Caldwell cre'
cry has installed cold stor
plant at the creamery. The pl
has the capacity of about 1000
of ice per day. The primary OBJ
of the plant is to furnish cold 8
age for the butter room.
The attorneys In the case OF
State VS.. J. H. McGreevy, have
a stipulation. giving the defent
until Aug. 20th In which to pre-
serve and file statement of the
and o bill OF exceptions for mo
for new trial.
The governors Of the Comme'
Club have put on night man as
club rooms whose duties are to
after the comfort Of the visitors.
interest in the club has been Inc
ing to such an extent that It bet
Necessary to have more help.
II. n. King of Nampa was In