The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

were Caldwell visitors Tuesday. V
Mrs. Ed E. Maxey and daughter
are visiting friends in Caldwell. v
Miss Anabel Little has been in
Boise the past week visiting friends t
Mrs. A X. Steunenberg, who was
confined to the house last week, is
still ill., s
Jack Moore, the Star Liveryman'
purchased three horses in Boise We'd
nesday.
Scott Anderson, one of the sheep
barons of Idaho, was in Caldwell
Thursday for few hours.
A. B. Moss, the Payette banker,
was in Caldwell Monday for couple
of hours on business.
Senator Walters of Pearl was VS.
iting his granddaughter at the home |
of DR.. and Mrs. Young.
Put that sidewalk down before the |
city does it for you. We have the
lumber. Caldwell Lumber Co.
Findley Mckenzie and W. A. Graft.
two prominent stockmen from be-
yond the Snake, were in Caldwell
Thursday.
BORN-On Sunday, February
ninth, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Shorb,
an eleven pound girl. Mother and
child both doing we'll.
Invitations are out for an At
Home in honor of Mrs. G. G. Ander-
son of Boise at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. A. Young.
w. A. Coughanour, the Payette
capitalist, was in Caldwell last week
assisting some of the local democrats
in mixing democratic dope.
1t is now Chief Johnson, Mr.. Max
ey having surrendered the parapher-
MALTA belonging to the office and will
soon leave for Portland.
DR.. knight, financial secretary OF
the College of Idaho, has as his
guest his son from Tacoma, Wash,
who with his father, contemplates
locating here.
Passenger No. 1 west bound rur
into band of sheep at Notus killing
100 head. They were the propert!
IN oh n
some Spaniards.
]. ]. Mcdonald, well known II
Caldwell and Boise, was taken to tn
hospital in this city, suffering wit
symptoms of blood poison and drop
sy.
Last Saturday County Treasure
Giesler sent the State treasurer Car
yon County's share of the expense
of running the State. 1t amounte
'$39, 444.66.
It is reported that w. S. Badle
has resigned his position as local co
respondent of the Evening Cap1t
News, but who his successor will |
has not been made public.
]. M. Warehouse, the mercha
prince of Bruneau, was a Caldwe
visitor Monday attending the NEE
ing of the executive committee
the Hardware Association.
Karl Pain was transacting bu
ness in Caldwell Tuesday. Kari
one of the leading democrats OF Bo1
and is fast gaining a reputation
an after dinner speaker.
Prof. c. O.. Breach, of Boise, O
of the best known instructors of t
violin, mandolin and guitar in
Capital City, will visit Caldwell eve
Thursday to give instruction on thu
instruments.
General and Mrs. Frank Mar
were Caldwell visitors Saturday Ii
The general came to attend me
ing of the finance committee or
100. r. grand lodge and Mrs.
tin visited friends in the city.
Miss Maud Decker is quite sick
her home in this city, threatened
appendicitis. Her uncle, John DE
err, was summoned from Califor1
II Ia hoped that she may reco
sufficiently to accompany him on
return home.
BORN-On last Monday, to
and Mrs. Walter S. Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Church came to G
we'll from New York several MOI
ago, and are now enthusiasts
the climate and progressiveness