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

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day morning.
Chas. Morrow is recovering from
most severe attack of typhoid.
E. 2. Price, linotype operator on
the Capital News, was a visitor in
Caldwell Saturday and Sunday.
Joseph Weir of Jordan Valley was
In Caldwell Saturday and Sunday,
transacting business.
A suit for divorce was Instituted
Friday in the district court by Clara
Burgess against Charles A. Burgess.
Ira White, one of the progressive
and substantial farmers of Franklin.
was transacting business in the city
Saturday.
Tho fine new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Won Washer on the
Boulevard is completed. They
moved in this week.
Prof. H. 7. French left Saturday
for Portland. He is one of the
judges at the fair and live stock ex-
hibition now on at Portland.
Messrs. A. T. Plummer and Geo.
d. Wheeler have dissolved pardner-
ship. Mr.. Plummer will continue
the Purity candy kitchen and confec-
tionary store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ross have re-
turned from Portland and the coast
Mrs. Ross had been there for several
weeks while Mr.. Ross went down a
couple of weeks ago.
w. G. Cowden has returned from
Boise where he has been in the hos
pital for several weeks. He under
went an operation for appendicitis
and is now feeling fine again,
Mrs. S. N. Moe has returned home
from Silver City after a months
visit there with her mother, brothers
and other relatives. Mrs. Moe re.
ports having had a most pleasant
visit at her old home town.
Mrs. Norman Belcher and children
have arrived in Caldwell. Mr.. Bel
cher recently purchased the W. r
Wilkerson residence on Kimbal
street. Mr.. and Mrs Wilkerson ar,
building a handsome residence O,
Washington Heights.
Mr.. Joe G. Wilson, Foreman 0
| Mt. Tabor Dam & Gate House,
100000 proposition of Portland
Oregon, came in on the east-bount
Thursday evening on a business tril
pertaining to his fathers estate, AM
left again Friday. Joe reports Port
land booming, with no signs of lie
up.
A family reunion of the Murph
family was held in this city Thurs
day of last week. There were pres
ent the mother and her six sons,
L. and T. J. of Caldwell, H. L. an
E. ]. of Middleton, Martin of Min
doka and John who has strayed owe
into Oregon. This is the first tim
In six years the family has been tt
gether
Messrs. Cook & Over will occup
the Thomas building on Main stree
as soon as it is completed. This
J comparatively new firm In Cali
: we'll. Since they purchased the Vi
ion Grocery the business has grow
: rapidly, necessitating larger quarter
+, 1t is an enterprising, progressiN
l firm entitled to and receiving a GOO
=. business.
Messrs. w S. McVey and w.
: Taylor were Boise visitors Monday.
The schools this year will open {
September IL, with tho followir
corps of teachers: Principal, E.
Cummins; intermediate, Ida Janso
ius; 9Th and 9TH grades, Clara A
ans; 4th and 9Th, Cora Tickn
Jones: End and 3rd, Eunice
Jones; primary, Myrtle Mussell.-
Middleton Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin McLoud ha
let the contract for beautiful rel
denco on Kimball street in the A
lington addition. The contract h
been let and the construction wo
will be- started at once. 1t will
one of the largest and most beau
full homes in tho city when compl'
ed. The many friends will be 81
to know that Mr. and Mrs. McLo
intend making this city their futr
home.
William S. Young and family
Ontario this week, moved to CaldW
and will make their future no
here. Mr.. Young has associat
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