The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-10
LOCAL 0OOSn.

uitlJ 10 JOAh iva ANSSNAUN'
Miss Georgia Mcfarland left for
Long Beach, Washington Monday.
Mr.. F. N. Roseman and family drove
to Nampa to celebrate the Fourth.
Miss Grace Tierney went to Muir
ply to spend the summer with a sis
ter.
s. J. Henderson and family, from
Minnesota, are settled in the Schenk
house on the Boulevard.
Rev. Pringle exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Luscumb of the M. E. church
at Middleton Sunday.
The many friends of Mr.. w. s. Nc
yey will be pleased to learn that he
is continually improving.
G. v. Linden and wife, from Grand
junction, Colorado, will live in the
Mrs. Rose house on North Kimball.
Grandpa Calkins and daughter went
to Council last Saturday to be gone
about a month visiting a daughter.
Miss Dora Dement, visited at Mr.. J.
Gdesler's at Payette on the 4th and
9Th and returned Tuesday morning.
Miss Maggie TreEey visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Giesler, at Payette
and returned Tuesday.
Warren Douglas, from Vale, Oregon,
and wife and Lee Douglas and wife
celebrated the Fourth in Boise.
The families of r. s. Madden, W. L.
Hober and Chas. Calklns had a pic
mic dinner with J. z. Motlows July
5th.
Archie MCGEE went to Montana
Wednesday morning to join his broth
er and accept position with an en-
gineering force.
After spending several days with
her parents at Payette, Mrs. s. B
Russell and sons returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs Jessie Byram, Miss Stella
Clark and streeter Stroup, from Pay
cite, are visiting at Middleton and
Caldwell.
Mr.. G. B. Banks entertained his
Sunday school class Of boys at hi
home on Everett street Thursday eve
ming. Games and refreshments weri
enjoyed.
Mrs. C. e. Harris and daughter, Hell
en-, from HALEY, are visiting at tn
home OF DIT. and Mrs. Cue. They al
tended the Baptist convention 9
Portland and the fair at Seattle.
Mr.. ]. P. Walker has sold his mort
40 acres to four parties at $1S5
s140 per acre. He and his family eI
pect to go to Oregon for a year
try the climate there.
A small fire from firecrackers wa
started near barn near WashingtO
Heights Monday evening. If it ha
not been for the timely assistance {
neighbors quite loss might hay
been the consequences.
Mrs. Chas. Palmer and daughte
Emily Kirtley, from Star, came
Caldwell to take the o. s. L. fl
Seattle to visit their daughter and 81
ter and will attend the fair.
One OF Mr.. w A. McGeeis be
COWS was struck by the moving pa
senger train when 1t came In abO
$3.50 Tuesday morning and instant
killed as she with number OF othe
were going to pasture.
Willie Lumis, aged years, d,
Thursday, July LIST, Of brain few
and was buried In Canyon Hill com
terry Friday afternoon. Rev. Spring
conducted the funeral services. z
friends extend sympathy to the &C
rowing family.
Miss Irma MCGEE. who has be
visiting her brother and family
Portland for five weeks, return
home Monda yafternoon. accompani
by her sister-in-law and daught,
Mrs. MCGEE,
Mrs. Harrington, wife of ], ]. HG
rlngtoa and daughter from One
Nebraska, are visiting At the home
J. S. Harrington and win then 60
Seattle to visit sister and ate
the faAT.
Mr.. Clifford calklns from Iowa
visiting his cousia, Chas. Calld
whom he has not seen for fourte
years. He has visited the fair
Seattle and the states OF the Nor
west.
Mrs. j. 4 Robinson, from Calf
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