The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-16

Tuesday j. M. Lackey and Carrie
Eddy of Boise were married in Cald-
well, Rev. G. H. Powell, officiating.
Haley, Turner & Mcdowell shipped
two fine stations to Burns, Oregon,
in charge Of McWilliams & Seward.
Mrs. B. F. Clay left Wednesday af-
ternoon for Pryor Greek, Oklahoma,
where Mr.. Clay is doing evangelistic
work.
J. H. Evan, manager of the Boise
office of the A. L. Murphy Co., was
in Caldwell Wednesday transacting
business.
A. F. McCordy of Elmo, Mo-, is
visiting at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. M. D. Cotton. He we'll be here
couple of weeks.
The new residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Walters on Washington Heights
is rapidly nearing completion. 1t will
soon be ready for occupancy
Messrs H. D. Andrews and Henry
Dorman spent the week at Boise.
They had charge of the Canyon coun-
ty exhibit at the State Fair.
Misses Agnes, Lillian and Char
lotte Swatmen, who are attending the
College, spent Saturday and Sunday
at their home at New Plymouth.
State Horticultural Inspector ]. R.
Field returned to Boise Tuesday, af-
ter tour of inspection of the young
orchards of Canyon County.
Harry Arbuckle was brought down
from Nampa Tuesday to serve 20
day sentence in the county Jail. The
charge was disturbance of the peace.
John Derrig was able to return to
Caldwell Sunday from Boise. He has
been at st. Alphonsus hospital for
several weeks, suffering from typhoid
fever.
Among the visitors at the Fair
Saturday We're Senator Shawhan and
Editor Brown of Payette. They ex-
pressed themselves as surprised at the
showing made.
James Ballantyne of Ola loaded and
shipped 1000 head of sheep from En-
NETT Saturday last. Twenty-Five cars
were required. The sheep were ship
ped to Chicago.
Jack Mumford came down from
Gooding Tuesday. He was called here
by the sickness of his father, who is
suffering from a cancer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mumford are now at Sweet.
Bert Holloway was brought down
from Boise Thursday. He was picked
up by the Boise police. Holloway was
wanted in Caldwell on a charge of
obtaining money under false preten-
ces.
Governor Brady has appointed Mr..
j. H. Lowell delegate to represent
the State of Idaho at the fourth an
nual session of the Dry Farming Con-
gress to be held at Billings, Montana,
October &c to % inclusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gulch of Jor-
dan Valley were in Caldwell this
week. They came over to meet Mrs.
Gulch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Clegg, who are just returning from
| visit to the Isle of Man.
DIR. C. M. Haley, cousin of C. B.
Banks, our popular real estate dealer,
has decided to locate at Caldwell. DR..
Haley visited this city and was so
favorably impressed that he decided
to cast his lot in Caldwell. His home
is at Oakley, Illinois.
Mrs. Willis Young left for Long
mont, Colorado, Wednesday, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Price, broth
er-in-law and sister of Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Young will remain at Longmont
until Mr.. Young gets permanently 10
Gated. He intends moving to Spo-
kane.
Marriage licenses were issued Mon
day to V. A. Price of Nampa and
Maud Barrick of the same place; to
j. M. Lackey and Carrie Eddy, both
of Boise; and Tuesday morning to
Henry NJ. Schlaesses of Gooding and
Myrtle White of Nampa; and to S.
C. Moore and Anna Blayden, both of
Payette.
McWilliams & Seward Bros. of Pay
cite, delivered to Haley and Turner 81
head of fine horses on Wednesday of
this week. While here Mr.. McWil-
Liams nnrchaseh of Haley & irnrno,.