The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-08
PERNHAL AND SOCIAL

Professor q. G. Knapp will come to |
the Idaho state convention as teach
er of Sunday school methods and ped
agogy.
Mrs. c. s. Doan arrived home from
an extended trip including California
and Massachusetts, points.
Mrs. Robert Boone and daughter, of
Butte, Montana, arrived in Caldwell |
Thursday for visit with friends here.
1t is also expected that special cleo
trio trains with reduced rates will be
run from Boise over the Interurban to
Caldwell.
Foreman Fayram of the News has
been taking a lay-off trying to induce
some of the Boise river bass to take
the cork under
The city is now clean Of hoboes.
Chief Dryden moved out five Thurs
day and four more yesterday, having
put them in the city Jail over night.
v.D. Hannah had an offer of % cts.
for his wool yesterday. Mr.. Hannah's
wool is all ranch wool of a superior
quality, grown by one of the progress
sive farmers of this valley.
Rev. James Edmunds is expected at
the convention. He is known to Idaho
as one of the leading speakers at the
Boise convention a year ago.
Ham Kaufman has suspended OPP
erations on the Parma Herald for a
few days as Editor Bates has recov-
cred from a slight indisposition.
1t is mighty good sign, to see the
street committee and commissioner,
taking a. ride for the purpose of see
ing just what is needed in the way of
repaving the streets.
Chas. T. Hawks and family have re-
turned from Council, where they have
been looking after the Hawks nurser-
les. Mr.. Hawks reports all fruit ex-
cept peaches uninjured in that section.
The address of welcome will be de-
livered by ]. B. Gowen, mayor OF
Caldwell, and greetings to the dele
gates in behalf of the churches will
be given by John G. Rice.
Rev. w. G. Merritt, another lecturer,
is the international field worker for
the Northwest. He is spoken of as
the organizer of the Sunday school
work for the whole of the Northwest
and the father of organized Sunday
school work in Washington.
Mrs. L. H. Paine returned Friday
from Payette, where she attended
meeting of the executive committee o
the Canyon county w. @. 7. U. l
consisted of the local presidents ant
life members of the Union, and thu
state officers who reside in Canyon
county.
Rev. F. E. Springer, of Caldwell
will occupy the pulpit at the Presby
terrain church Sunday, exchanging will
the pastor, w. N. Sholl. Services
IL a. m, and at p. m. The injunctiol
by Rev. Sholl is to come out and hea
a man of INSTRUMENTATION Rec
ord.
Tom Johnson offers as a premium
nice fat chicken to the first perso
who can explain the difference OF tim
in the ebb and flow of the tides in tn
Atlantic and Pacific oceans and whs
the result will be when the two ocean
are Joined when the Panama canal
completed.
Miss Lucy Trowbridge and Mr.. Cha
Rowe, of Nampa, were married at Tn
Presbyterian parsonage, Wednesda
Rev. Springer officiating. Mr.. Rowe
the PROPRIETOR of the Grand Hotel ba
Der shop at Nampa. He recently can
from Seymour, Wis, and is III
young man His wife is a most est
mable young lady.
Walter r. Cupp had the mlsfortui
to have his satchel stolen one nigI
this week, containing SUIT OF ciothe
He had left his satchel In his bugs
and never missed It until he got reat
to return to his homestead. The p
lice were notified and the satchel WI
found Thursday and the clothing ye
terday. The latter were found CO.
cealed under the 9TH street bridge.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, one OF Il
distinguished workers, is the he
worker for the International sund'
School association and superlntende
of the elementary department OF Su
day school work, Marion Lawren'
In presentaing her to Idaho, says
am sending Idaho the best speaker
my command. Mrs. Bryner Is secol
to none"