The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Harry Meek went to Ememtt this
week
Ex-Governor Mcconnell was Cald-
we'll visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Gilbert Shelby is visiting her
parents at Weiser.
E. P. JUNIOR was in from his sheep
camp a few days this week.
F. ]. Nesbit was over from Falk's
store Wednesday and Thursday.
Micky Morton, rare and radiant was
over from Falk's Store Thursday.
C. B. Perkhiser was up from Payette
Monday and Tuesday.
The valuation placed on telegraph
lines In Canyon county is $1S,l76.9z. |
]. T. Evans of Boise was Cald-
we'll visitor Thursday.
The Caldwell Milling & Elevator 20.
purchased 10 cars CT ats from Notus
farmer J0lS We0h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Shears of Boise
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. {.
Nichols Wednesday.
w. Bischopp of Notus tfansa: ted
business in Caldwell THURSDAY.
Geo. H. Merritt, manager of Alex
ander's Caldwell store, is back at work
after a three weeks vacation.
County Attorney o. M. Van Duyn
has returned from his vacation spent
at Portland and Seattle.
s. A. d. Fourdyce, our we'll known
piano tuner, was a Boise visitor Sun
day and a Parma visitor Monday.
J,B. Wells was discharged from the
county Jail Monday, having served 60
days for passing worthless check.
Attorney Thomas e. Buckner at
tended to professional business at
Payette Monday.
Ex-senator Fred T. Dubois returned
to Idaho Monday from Washington.
He is now at his home at Blackfoot.
Miss Hattie Cupp, who won the
special Seattle fair trip, given by The
Tribune, leaves for the sound city to-
day.
For Rent-Six room house, partly
furnished, corner 18th and Main
streets. Inquire of James Boone,
phone II Blk.
Misses Louise JUNIOR and Lillevie
Walker went to Boise Thursday for g
two weeks visit with friends and rela
tives there.
Mrs. r. H. Davis and daughter Miss
Margaret and sons Emerys and George
and Miss Bea Baker leave for the Pay
cite Lakes today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hinzman have
returned to Caldwell. They have beef
at st. Maries for the past year. The!
will remain in Caldwell some time.
W. |. Heyser, night operator and Gu
Cruise, chief clerk at the freight depot
left for San Francisco Monday morn
ing.
DIR. C. P. Madden has returned
the city from Star. He has been looi
ing after the patrons of DR.. Miller {
Star during the past month.
The Caldwell News is authority &c
the statement that the 125 people {
Froman's Ferry ate 200 gallons of ic
cream one evening last week. That
going some.
According to the Challis MesseI
ger, 20 years ago, d. L. Bailey
Caldwell instituted lodge of Cd
Fellows at Clayton, Idaho.
Knute Newsletter has returned fro
Meridian, having completed the war,
houses for the Caldwell Elevator
Milling Co., at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Young and daugf
ter, Bess, and Mrs. E. E. Meek an
children, Mary and Frank, returne
from the mountains this week.
A card from Miss Groves, one I
The Tribune's contest girls, state
that she is having a splendid time ;
the fair.
Emil Johns of Watson. Oregon, wa
in Caldwell Thursday, returning hon
via Vale, the same day. Mr.. Johns ha
just put in a water wheel in the Ow!
hee river. BY this means he irrigate
about go acres of land.
Fred Kress, one of our substantii