The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
RUTLAND will have a band.

Bull is to have new $500 school
house.
Mrs. T. W. Boone left for Seattle
Wednesday.
Kimberly is now an Independent
school district.
Gooding will spend $4,000 for ce-
ment sidewalks.
Miss Winifred Mcclure spent Sun
day in Caldwell.
Frank Smith returned from Hot
Lake, Oregon, Wednesday.
Twin Falls has just received a new
$500 chemical fire engine.
Idaho county court opens with 20
divorce cases on the docket.
Mrs. A. X. Steunenberg and child
rem left Sunday for the coast.
Judge Wallace attended to profess
sional business at Payette Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Picard and Cy-
rus Decker left Wednesday for Seat
tie.
Edgar Kimbrough made a desert
entry at the Boise Land Office Tues
day.
Mrs. Perry returned from a few
weeks sojourn at the Starkey Hot
Springs.
Born, Saturday afternoon, to Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Allebaugh, a fine
daughter.
Clarence Sterling and wife left this
week for a two weeks outing at High
Valley.
Miss frankie Hustead has resigned
her position at Boise and returned to
Caldwell.
Twin Falls is considering the prop
osition of municipality owned water
works system.
Pocatello will issue $4,000 funding
bonds to take up her outstanding
warrant Indebtedness.
DR.. and Mrs. Semones left this
week for Portland, where they will
engage in mission work.
Mrs. Hazel Van Horton and
child of Boise, were the guests of
Mrs. B. w. Rice Monday.
James Dement, returned from
Reynolds Greek. He has been tending
camp for Harvey & seberg.
Boise has a 1899 code commission
to codify the city ordinance in the
shape of Paris Martin, Esq.
w. H. Nichols is erecting fine
$1500.00 residence on his farm, three
miles and half below town.
A jury at Wallace decided that
Saloon keeper who sold liquor in vio-
lation of the law didn't sell it.
Miss Martha E. Gilgan returned
home Thursday after spending her
vacation at Hot Lake, Oregon.
F. w. Hannah, a reclamation SER
vice engineer, was in Caldwell Mon
day looking over this project.
Mrs. J. Riddle has returned from
Minnesota and Missouri points, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Judge and Mrs. Ed. L. Bryan have
gone to Springfield, Oregon, where
they will spend several weeks.
The Greeks will build $1,000 tenn
pie at Pocatello. This is the first
Greek Catholic church in the state.
Mr.. E. R. Place, who has gone east
to remain for some time, is at present
in New York at the Hotel Wolcott.
Mrs. Berry and son, Albert, who
recently came here from Indiana, are
visiting relatives at Star this week.
Mrs. Fletcher and son left Thurs
day for Seattle, after a short visit in
Caldwell, the guest of Miss Bayless.
The important news comes from
Nampa that the chief of police at that
place "tore his pants" Glad he did
something.
w. w. Sullivan, brother-in-law of
c. S. Faurot, of San Diego, Calf, is
in Caldwell visiting and looking over
the country.
Miss Louise F. Botkin filed a home
stead entry Tuesday on the northwest
quarter Section 26, township north,
range west.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Jones and Mr..
Charles Paynter left for the noun
tains Sunday. They will be gone a
couple of weeks.
Rev McIain Davis of Graap Rivar