The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-14
Personal and Social

day.
Fred Specht, mayor of Notus Wa,
in Caldwell Tuesday.
Irwin Bissitt of Nampa was a Cald
we'll visitor Wednesday.
L. Wickland of Emmett was :,
Caldwell Wednesday.
Dr. Gigray dentist, phone fo, an
pointment, Independent 2O4
Ray Myler. of Homedale, was II
Caldwell Wednesday transactinp busi
nes'.
W. A. Bridges. the Nyssa lumber
I dealer, spent Sunday in Caldwell with
hi family.
E. /. JUNIOR was in town a. coupla
of days this week, returning to bs
sheep camps Wednesday.
Mrs M. NJ Robertson and daughter
Mis-, Katherine, were at Mamma
couple of days this week.
Mi. and Mrs. M. S. Walker left
Tuesday for California, where thew
will spend three weeks or a month
Mi. and Mrs. John Hillyear, who
live on Snake river, are the proud
and happy parents of 6-pound girl.
M. A. McGec has completed his con.
tract for putting in a cement floor and
generally renovating the Picard
Roberts slaughter house.
Tbs Idaho Electric Co., of which
Jack Riddle is manager and chief
STOCK holder has secured the contract
for wiring the new Scent theatre.
One of the children of C. j. Shorb
ats some fly paper Sunday night that
made it quite i'll for few hours. The
paper contained arsenic.
M S. Parker, city health officer of
Boise and formerly publisher of the
Canyon County Chronicle, was in
Caldwell Tuesday attending the dairy
convention.
Nels Madsen of Greenleaf Tuesday
made final five year PROOF on his home
stead, the northeast quarter Of north
east quarter of section "a tp. = N.
range 5 W. B. M.
Clarence Norton returned to Cad-
well Tuesday night from Joliet. ILL.,.
where he has been for several months
lie resumes his position as head press
man at the Caxtons today.
Allen Lyon, son of Will Lyon, is suf-
terlng a severe attack of smallpox.
Ih' family have just arrived here
1ro.'; Independence. Kansas. They
thlnl, the disease was taken on the
train, en- route to Caldwell.
The manager canned the leading
dam,
Because she kicked and cut up rough;
He also fred the gay soubrette
Because she didn't kick enough.
D. Levi, an old time friend of
M. L. Riddle, at Lodi, Wis, is in Cald-
well loo&ln. up a location for himself
and several neighbors. Mr.. Lewis is
we'll pleased with this part of Idaho
and will undoubtedly locate here.
David L-lmforG left Tuesday for
Rome, New York. to receive treat
ment for cancer. Mr.. Mumford has
suffered from the disease for manv
years. His friends extend their host
WISHES and hopes that a cure may be
effected.
William B. Sawyer of Notus offored
proof on his homestead, tho west half
southeast quarter and east half south
west quarter section 10, tip. 5 N. range
w, b. M. before u. S. Commissioner
Gee. W. Stovel yesterday morning AZ
10 o'clock
5, A. D. Fordyco was down from
DolSe Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. For
aye" has been quito sick for several
uays past. He will be in the town af-
Ter next week to look after his bust
NESS lie is musician of considerable
not and piano tuner of experience
and knowledge
No ohautauquanG met Thudsdav
With Miss Botkin. "The Greek View
Dl Life chapter w. to page 2O9;
r Mrs. Rowland. "The Homeric
oGories' The Odyssey, books XVIII
ALA also questions on tho Odessev
," page 100 of Chautauquan, from Sc
Inc seventh birthday of little Miss
ammo Simmons was celebrated in an
appropriate manner on tho ninth in
tant by party. A delicious lunch
OH WAS garUa1