The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
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lew days at NySSd this week, the
guests of Mrs. Cooks parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Bridges.
Jude Garry arrived in Caldwell
Saturday from Canada and is visiting
C. ]. Westcott. Mr.. Garry will spend
the summer in Caldwell.
Mrs. N E. Harris of Payette was
in town Monday taking possession of
the millinery store she recently pur-
chased from Miss Martha E. Gilgan.
Geo. G. Hughes made application
Saturday for final proof on his home
stead entry, the lot one and Sc quar-
ter NE quarter, section 3, TIP. 3 NJ,
R. w. B. M.
F. E. Gilbert has moved to Cald-
well from Notus. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert have purchased property in this
city and will make their future home
here.
Miss Matte Robbins left Sunday
morning for Portland. Miss Robbins
is a cousin of Mrs. Ada Isaac, and has
been visiting in Caldwell about a
month.
Mrs. D. l.. Bailey of Meridian has
returned home after spending sew
eral days in Caldwell the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Bailey.
Miss Katherine Robb Of Abilene,
Kansas, stopped off in Caldwell Sat
urday on her way to Tacoma. While
in Caldwell Miss Robb was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hart.
DR.. w. F. Gigray was in Boise
Monday attending the meeting of
the State Dental Association. DR..
Gigray delivered a lecture before the
on gold filling. He re-
turned home Monday evening.
The case of Rose Snowberger VS..
David H. Snowberger, was filed in
the district court Friday last. This
is suit for divorce and some sensa-
tional allegations are made. The
parties interested are from Payette.
Frank Wood returned from Black
foot Saturday. Mr.. Wood attended
the meeting of the Grand Lodge,
of Pythias, at Blackfoot last
week. He reports having had most
enjoyable trip.
G. P. Griffin of Mankato, Kansas,
a nephew of Messrs. H. A. and Wal
ter Griff1ths, arrived in Caldwell
Sunday. Mr.. Griffin will enter the
law office of Messrs. Grifiths & Crit
fths.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
friday to B. F. Patheal and Alice B.
Ricle, both of Payette. Monday
two more Payette people,
Alfred M. Johnson and Eva F. Day
we're made happy by similar grant
rom the clerks office.
The second payment of the Pioneer |
irrigation District taxes are now due
and are payable at the Office of the
Treasurer, at the First National Bank |
If Caldwell, Idaho.
(Signed) G. D. Smell, Jr.,
Elk. officio tax collector.
The two boys, Henry KeuohO and
Russell Tucker, arrested in Payette on
| charge of theft, were brought to
Caldwell Saturday evening by Deputy
Sheriff Paynter, and are now in the
county jail in default of $500 cash
'ail each. Their case has not yet
'een set for hearing.
o. V. Bailey announced himself
for the Democratic nomi-
ation for Secretary of State in a re-
ent issue of the Caldwell News.
ir. Bailey is Clerk of the District
'ourt of Canyon county at the pres
Mt time.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Jaqueath were
4 Caldwell Saturday en- route to
heir future home at Emmett. They
'ere recently married at Grand
JUNCTION, Colorado. While in Cald-
ell they were the guests of Mrs.
henderson.
Among the Caldwell delegates to
no Christian church convention at
ayetto this week were: Mrs. A. K.
Mrs. A. A. Paul, Misses
ess Steunenberg, Myrtle Chamber
lin, Viva Leslie, Marie Mesler, Grace
Dung, and Aldeila Jones.
Eugene Phillips was arraigned in !
Judge C. ]. Shorb's court Monday on ,
charge of tapping a sewer without s
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