The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-02

ator $4,000. L. NJ Johnson, Notus
O-2-9-16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Clay have moved
to Nampa and will make their home
there for the present.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Judd son
on Wednesday Doc" was passing
cigars to his friends.
Miss M. E. Gilgan has returned from
Jordan Valley, where she went on
business for several days.
Mrs. Thomas Wayne of Payette Is
very sick with inflamatory rheumatism
and has been for two weeks.
H. T. Davis and wife of Emmett
spent Thursday night in Caldwell, the
guests of Prof w. S. McVey and
family.
Mr.. H. D. Knight went to eastern
points on business connected with
the College of Idaho. He will be gone
week or ten days.
Judge Bryan, Reporter Gilbert Shell
by and Attorney Stone have returned
from Silver City.
Room to Rent-One block from High
school. Furnished, light and hea I. To
lady. Apply 4O3 Dearborn or tele-
phone 1915 Ind.
w. A. Hall has sold his Jonathan
apples for $2.25 per box. He will have
about 100 boxes. The apples were
raised on the Polo farm.
Jay Wilson has returned from Nam
pa and is at his old stand at Alexan-
der's store. Mr.. Wilson worked some
time on the new buildings at Nampa.
The ladies of the missionary society
of the Presbyterian church held very
interesting meeting with Mrs. Glass
Mrs. Hawkes. and Mrs. Blatchley were
the leaders.
The Mayer brothers of Jordan Val
ley delivered to Haley & Turner nIc'
bunch of so head of horses Thursday
They left the same evening for the
Seattle fair.
To the little brown hen, said thu
big black rooster: You don't lay egg
as often as you uster." And the littl
brown hen said, mo, you bet, I'd hav
you know I'm suffragette. Life.
Mrs. Lucia F. Addition national OIL
ganizer of twenty years experience
spoke to the W. c. T. U. Wednesda
afternoon. She urged the women
organize the county.
H. G. Edwards and family left thi
week for Phoenix, Arizona, where the
will make their future home. TIL
many friends of the family are sorry
have them leave Caldwell, and wis
them unbounded success at their ne
home.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ.
church held John Wesley tea at IL
parsonage with Mrs. Powell Tuesdt
afternoon for the purpose of raisir
funds to help build the new churc
A good attendance was there and hi
a fine time.
Miss Juanita Gigrary of osceola, Il
has arrived in Caldwell. Next we'
she will sing at the Magic and duril
fair week at the Scenic. Miss Gigra
is said to be an exceptionally go
singer.
Joe Curtis of Guthrie county, low
stopped off in Caldwell Tuesday for
two weeks visit with his son, viii
Curtis. He is returning home frC
Oregon where he visited his childrt
Mr.. Curtis is we'll pleased with Cal
well and surrounding country.
Yesterday was Ham Kaufman
sixty-second birthday, but when
began to celebrate by going out in
the street and turning a handspriI
the spectators would not concede
age by twenty years. Ham will tn
another "flip-flop" in two weeks VIII
he marries one of Bosses popul
widows.
L. NJ. Johnson, one of the promine
Notus farmers, was in the city Thu
day transacting business. Mr.. Jol
son says the north siders are grea
interested in the success of Sena
Borahs bond issue scheme, as nj
out of ten of them would prefer Il
the government complete the prof
If it can do so in the next year or t.
A marriage license was issued
Henry L. Drayton of Pelican Rapi