The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04
SOME LOCAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

Brother Dad Patton, after ar
absence of 20 years, came to sec
the brothers of l. o. o. +. Lodge
No. 338 of which he has been q
member since the organization Of
the lodge In 1888, and has been q
| faithful member. While living here
he held homestead on the Beaver
He was in the restaurant business
IN Atwood and many OF the old
timers at that time ate a good many
meals at his place, and a good many
of the old timers are now dead and
some have moved away. Brother
Patton is now located at Caldwell,
Idaho, and >is doing we'll. While
her. he was well pleased with At
wood and enjoyed the reception he
received. He returned to his home
In Caldwell Sept. IS, 1912.--Citizen-
Patriot, Atwood, Kan.
A few more copies of Capt. Wells
book with Touch of Elbow" at
Greenlund's old and reliable drug
and book store on Main street.
Harry Collins has opened up bar
Der shop in the Little block, last week.
Delegations from Caldwell attended
the Ontario Fair and the Nampa Fes-
tival last week.
Miss Marie Martin, city treasurer,
returned last week from two weeks
vacation at Spokane, Washington.
The pupils of the Caldwell High
school are preparing to organize base
ball and foot ball teams for this year.
Jack Jones and Geo. Kinkaid went
to Salt Lake City, Utah, last week,
where they go to attend the Univer-
sity of Utah.
A. w. Bennett and son, Of Caldwell,
arrived in the city to-day to look after
some plumbing interests.-WeiSe Sig
nal.
Miss Ethelwyn Former returned
Thursday morning after q two weeks
vacation and resumed her duties at
the city clerks Office
Colin Mcleod 10 having cement
sidewalk put in front of his residence
on south Kimball avenue. W.. C..
Lesley is doing the work.
Frank Moore was elected charter
delegate to the Grand Encampment,
|. O. O. F., which meets at Wallace,
Idaho, the latter part of next month.
About 10000 coal miners are on a
strike in Utah and Nevada. 1t is just
possible that they want their share In
that 50 per cent ton raise In the price
of coal. and they ought to have It.
The little o-months old child Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Praull Of Weiser, Ida
no. died Saturday Of pneumonia and
inferred in the Canyon Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Praull is a daughter Of Mrs.
Drew, OF this city.
The Caldwell Traction Co., has COM
pleted its cement block building on
ready for the installation of the ma
chinery. The work was done under
contract by Lem Harding, and was ex-
pedtiously complete.
E. A. Wheeler is sick with typhoid
fever. eF B 8 &
The people Of Bruneau are talking
OF organizing a county fair.
Born-Tuesday, September q, 1912.
to Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Vail, q SON,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f., Wyckoff re-
turned from their honeymoon Wed
nesday of last week
Rev. F. E. Springer will fiji the pull
PIT DIT inc presbyterian cnufch at
Nampa, temporarily, Sunday morn
ings.
Mrs. Florence Hartley Muller, Of
Monterey, California, is visiting in the
city, the guest of Mrs. H. X. Hartley.
H. A. Grifiths, esq, states that he
is in the race for county attorney for
Canyon cotnty to win, Mr.. Grifiths
demonstrated on a former occasion
that he was some runner.
Enough Taft men were found with
in the city limits last week, to organize
a Taft club. Taft will get whole
lot more votes in Caldwell this year
than Mckinley got in Canyon county
In 1896.
Married--at Boise, Wednesda
September Is, 1912; Miss Pearl +.
Mussell Of this city. to John H. Lynch
Of Parma. Rev. Chalfant officiating.
Mr., Lynch is the o. S. L. agent at
Parma, and the young couple will
make their home at that place.
| g. II. Fuller, superintendent of wa
ter works, captured a scorpion out a,
the new pump house Wednesday, oil
last week, and brought it to town in a
bottle. The insect was about 8 inches