The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-30

Mrs, R. B. Hartenbowcr was Boise
visitor Tuesday
Miss Mary Smith visited Parma a
couple of days this week.
Attorney F. A Hagelin attended to
official business at Parma Tuesday.
Oysters. Oysters.
Night Lunch at Frank Woods Ba-
kerry.
Mrs. Katherine A. Brown will soon
begin the erection of a modern cot
tage on her ten acre tract in Orchard
Heights.
Messrs. Elwood Clark of Vale and
Ed Clark of Glenn's Ferry were Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Clark Sunday.
Miss Mabel Grace Carleton, county
superintendent of schools, was in
Payette Tuesday visiting the public
schools of that city.
Mrs. Frank Rodges and children and
Miss Cumins returned Saturday from
Chicago. They have been visiting
there for several months.
Miss Cora Keithby spent Sunday in
Caldwell. Miss Keithby is a nurse
in the hospital recently purchased by
DR.. ]. A. Young at Weiser.
Mr. and Mrs, w. r. sebree returned
home from Denver Sunday. They
had a pleasant visit with Mrs. Sc
bree's parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Egleston.
Mrs. Lizzie Drummund just return
ed from Jordan Valley, where she
spent the summer and is spending
few days with Mrs. f. Loveland of
this city.
Mr. Hoffman, assistant cashier in
he American National bank, has
moved his family here from Cooling,
and they are now occupying one of
Dr. Cues cottages on the Boulevard.
The Independent Telephone Co., in
anticipation of an immense business
Turing the fair, has two new operators
in training. They are Mrs Foster,
of Colorado and Miss Smith of Middle
ton.
D. w. Ackley has been apo ntcd
deputy warden at the state prison by
Warden Shook, to succeed B. P. Rich,
who has accepted the appointment as
deputy state game warden from War
den W. N. Stephens.
Lieutenant o. l.. Brunzell and wife,
who have been visiting the Iieuten-
ants parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ] M.
Brunzell, went to Reynolds. FRIDAY,
to visit relatives. Mrs. J M. BrunzelI
went with them.-Nampa Leader
Herald.
Two cases were filed in the dis
trict court Saturday; Martin Jensen
VS.. Lester Leawell with Smith &
Scatterday attorneys for plaintiff and
Thurman G. Wooster VS.. Bertha E.
Wooster with A. A. Fraser attorney
for plaintiff.
Fred B. Currey of Hot, Lake, Ore
gon, was in Caldwell Friday of last
week. Mr.. Currey is connected with
the Hot Lake sanatorium, an institu-
ton well known to great many peo-
pie of Caldwell, who have had occas-
ion to visit the lake for the benefits
of the waters.
G. A. Taylor returned Friday from
Lindsay, Wis, where he went last
August to get treatment for cancer
Mr.. Taylor was operated upon by Dr.
Lovesay of Lindsay and the opera
ton was entirely successful He says
that he tried to prevail upon DR.
Lovesay to move to Caldwell and
thinks he may yet decide to do so.
1t is to be hoped that Mr. Taylor
will be successful IN his efforts.
DR.. A. F. Isham informs us that he
has made a number of changes and
improvements in the Opera House es,
pecially for Fair Week The Opera
House has been overhauled and reno
waited so that it presents most pleas
ing appearance. He has also secured
a most splendid company for this oc
casion. The bill will be changed
every night and will run the entir,
week.
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