The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Col. Place and Mr.. Ainsworth left |
for a business trip to
Jordan Valley.
Fred Mitchell and Miss Bess Fisk |
of Parma were visitors in the city
to attend the Alumni.
Mrs. G. D. Smell has been visiting
with her mother and brother whose
homes are in Salt Lake City.
Ed Stuart of Los Angeles, connect
ed with Haley & Turner In the horse
is In our city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mac Lane of
Boise were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Stone Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Elmer Clark, cashier Of the
Caldwell Banking & Trust Co., was
in Silver City on a business trip last
Saturday.
Mr.. e. A. Adam of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is visiting with his brother. e. H.
Adam and will remain for a few
weeks.
w. H. Stewart of Snake River,
has clearly demonstrated that his
section of the country is perfection
for berries.
J. B. Duncan, the horse king of
Jordan Valley, delivered to G. H.
Turner one hundred head Of fine
range horses Friday.
Sheriff Thorp's hotel has been re-
leased from quarantine this week.
The hosiery has been duly fumigated
and Is again in commission.
Strawberries are coming into town
by the load. The price now Is three
boxes for a quarter. They will soon
be cheap enough for a popuiist.
w. e. Pierce the Interurban mag
nate, was in Caldwell Thursday and
settled the right of way thru the
Young property, now known as the
Golden Gate addition.
The big carnival at the Fair Store
is on in full blast and Aven is making
good, judging from the big crowds
that are visiting the Fair Store every
day.
John Walker of Clay Center, Kan
sas, an old time friend of G. H. Tur-
ner, is a guest in our city. He is
much delighted with our city and its
prospects.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are re-
quested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall
on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to
complete arrangements for memorial
services on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maud Decker has returned
from a visit with her uncle John Dec
ker at Beckwith California, where
she went for the benefit of her
health.
Mr.. Arthur Binford Is taking the
place of Mr.. Parker in the Caldwell
Banking & Trust Co. while Mr.. Par
ker, wife and daughter are spending
his vacation visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. H. d. Miller, Miss Kathleen
Miller. and Mrs. o. M. Van Duyn
leave Monday for Long Beach, where
they will spend the summer after
which Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller
will return TO California.
The Idaho Implement Co. are hand
ling the Deering Reapers and Now
ers. These machines need no boost
for there are too many farmers In
this country who know that they are
the best in use.
The convention being held this
week by the churches Of Christ is
being largely attended, delegates be-
ing present from many towns In the
state. The Tribune was promised a
report of the work done but up to
the time of going to press 1t had not
appeared.
M. Alexander may not be nominal
ed for governor, but he is offering
some prices on clothing at his special
sale that can not be excelled in the
state. besides he gives very purchaser
a chance to get somearticles for alb.
solutely nothing. This statement
may appear fishy. but call and see for
yourself
G. w. Cooper has at last succumb-
ed to the wiles of the gold bug. He
is now one of the prominent stock
holders of the new gold machine
better known as the American State
Bank. No more win "Coop's" me.
ldious voice be heard In the inter.
est IF the down trnddan uoaoaaa 7,