The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-26
LOCAL GOSSIP.

day in Boise.
Bert George and Paul Clemens have
returned home from Moscow.
Miss Anna Miller left Thursday
morning for home in Wyoming
Mrs. J. G. Cowden visited Mrs Low
ell at Roswell few days this week.
Mrs c. G. Baker and Mrs o. A. Cox
have returned home after short Wis
it at Jordan Valley.
R. H. Stockton, one of the well
known residents of Parma, was in
Caldwell this week attending court.
Master George and Bill Alley, of Salt
Lake, are in Caldwell visiting Mrs. J.
A. Baker
Mrs. P. E. Engel and children arriv-
ed in Caldwell Monday morning from
California.
Judge Willard White of Boise was
a Caldwell visitor this week.
Mrs. c. E. Drew leaves tomorrow
B. NJ. Holt left Wednesday for Den
yer. He will be away ten days or two
weeks.
The way some of the ladies "cuss
the street sprinklers for wetting and
mussing up the crossings is terror
to rats.
Miss Ada Isaac left Saturday after
noon for Pendleton, where she will
visit friends.
Claud Duval, the newly appointed
postmaster of Nampa, was a Caldwell
visitor. Wednesday.
Miss Martha E. Gdlgan visited Mr.
Pat Fahy, who is in a Boise hospital
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Estabrook, Jr., of Nampa, at
tended to professional business in
Caldwell Monday
Mrs. w. H. Dorman and E. E. He'd
den left Sunday afternoon for Twin
Falls, where they will visit a short
time.
j. T. Hay and family left Wednes-
day for the coast, where the family
will spend the hot months Mr.. Hay
will be away three or four weeks
The enlargement and renovation OF
Judge Shorb's residence on Everett
street is nearly finished. Judge and
Mrs. Shorb will have fine home.
Mrs e. L. Bass, mother of Mrs. N
c. Gordon, and Miss Genevieve Cor.
don, her daughter, left Monday after
noon for Seattle, Wash, to visit rela-
tives and take in the sights of the ex-
position.
Mrs. Harris of HALEY was the
guest Of Mrs. J. w. Cue a couple o.
days this week. She stepped of IL
Caldwell en- route to the A. Y. P. ey
position.
Among the prominent delegates t,
the G. A. R. encampment was Mr.
J. B. Manning, of Moscow. Mr.. Man
ming was one of the commissioner
In 1892.
The Tribune stated that Rev. Jak
Mussell was going to Reno, Nevada
This was a mistake. Rev. Mussell ha
gone to Homedale and will remain
there for some time. He is confiden
the o. S. l.. means business with it
south side bunch; and that the roa,
will touch Homdale
John Neal, one of the we'll know
and substantial farmers of New Ply
mouth, transacted business in Cald
we'll Wednesday. Mr.. Neal was owe
to attend the encampment of the G
A. r. He reports New Plymouth in
fiourishing condition.
p. f. Young and wife and child, O
Indiana, were in Caldwell a few day
this week, the guests of DR.. and Mrs
]. A. Young. Mr.. Young is a brothe
OF the doctor. He will visit the Sc
attic exposition before returning home
Mr.. Young expressed himself as great
Caldwell
Miss Nora eastman was married in
Portland on June to Sank S. Sill.
vers, of Hoquiam, Wash. The cere
mony was performed by Rev w. G
Eliot. The couple will make their
home in Hoquiam. The bride is well
known in Caldwell, where her family
reside and the groom is manager OF
the electrical works at Hoquiam.
man by the name of Ray Leavell
was kicked by one of his horses while
watering them at the water tank on
Arthur street Thursday afternoon.