The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11

Dt'ihNSll NlolJOI NlOHudY.
T. O. Wheeler of Nampa was
Caldwell visitor Monday.
D. P. Chase OF Payetta was visitor
in Caldwell Saturday.
DR.. Gigray, dentist, phone for APP
poIntmeG. Independent 2O4.
j. G. Giesler of Payette was in cir
culation in Caldwell Monday.
l.. M. Kulow OF Notus was in the
city Monday transacting business.
w. B. Mitchell of Parma was bus
mess visitor at the metropolis Mon
day.
Sam Winchester was initiated into
the mysteries oil Eagledom Monday
evening.
w. E. Snodgrass, formerly of Cald-
we'll was down from Boise Monday |
transacting business.
Merritt Madden left Sunday for
Denver where he will take treatment |
for tuberculosis.
Mrs. Fred Phillips of Baker City is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
John Powell, who live near Caldwell.
E. L. johnson has been appointed
1 itnitor of the Lincoln school building
to succeed w. H. Biggs who resigned.
D. N. Dutton, one of Roswell's
prominent and substantial men, was
! in the city Monday transacting bust
ness.
DR.. Haley was called to Homedale
Sunday for sickness in the Lawson
family. Both Mr.. Lawson and his
son have pneumonia,
H. G. Myers, who is in charge of the
Boise office of the A. L. Murphy Co.,
spent Sunday in Caldwell, the guest of
his brother, A. |. Myers.
Judge and Mrs. Ed L. Bryan
left Weiser Monday for Portland
where they were called by the serious
sickness of Mrs. Bryan's mother.
Paul A. Brigham of Caldwell has
made desert entry on lots 1, 2, 3 and
A. section 81, township south, range
6 east, 337 acres.
Dan H. Whittig of Caldwell has
filed on northwest quarter northwest
quarter section 80, township A north
range A west, forty acres.
County Commissioner and Mrs. j
F. Kerrick left Parma Friday last
for southern California, where they
will visit relatives for month or sly
weeks.
Francois Provost of Nampa made
+ application Friday for his last natur
alization papers. Mr.. Provost was for
q merly a subject of King Edward VII
| having been born in Canada.
The Sunday School class of Mr.. 0
8 v. Bailey met Friday evening wee
: ago, at the home of Raymond Hal
: for the purpose of organizing. Afte
4 the business was transacted, a yer
o pleasant evening was spent socially.
Norman Belcher of Caldwell, wa
in town Tuesday on business. MI
9 Belcher, who was formerly state Ian
J., appraiser, is now in the real estat
. business at Caldwell. He reports bus
o ness as very good for this time Q
! year..--Parma Herald.
Will Mcpherson, the young man VIII
;e was injured n a runaway accident
> Poison creek, near Colin McLoud
: ranch, died Sunday morning at l
o'clock. Tho funeral services wei
!. held Tuesday at the Presbyteria
"a church. The Rev. F. E. Springer wf
the officiating clergyman.
:. Miss Daisy E. Beatty made fin
~ proof on her homestead entry Tuesda
7 before Commissioner Geo. w. Stove
y Miss Beatty's filing was for the sout
20 east quarter Of tho northwest quartz
90 and the northeast quarter of the sout
west quarter section 81, township
N. range W., 80 acres.
n
ce Berry Givens, of Hot Springs, al
IT'S Miss Celia Kelly were united in ma
~ riagu Wednesday, n. M, by Faith
mt Ries of the Catholic church. The &C
cd emony was witnessed by Mr.. and Nj
ut Win Kelly, who were accompanied
Il Mr.. Owens and Miss Kelly when t
former were married a couple
months ago. The party returned
Wilson where both couples will resiC
Wednesday afternoon.-Nampa Lea
er-Herald.