The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-05-31
LOCAL ANDPERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. w. J. Boone is confined to /
home by sickness.
The Caldwell Auto company SC
two fine autos last week.
w. E. Potter, of the Saratoga, "
!. a Weiser visitor Wednesday.
: Elaine Wheeler left Monday
visit her grandmother. at Baker.
P. A. Groves was a Caldwell visit,
from Baker City, Oregon, Saturday.
Mrs. D. G. Ruby is visiting at ii
home of Mrs. J. A. Young of Weise
Paul Dutton came home last wee
from Portland. Oregon, to attend h
sisters wedding.
Professor N. N. Nash of Merida,
was visiting friends in the city til
fore part of the week.
Our distinguished fellow townsmar
the Hon. T. K Little. was in the cit
from Boise, Saturday.
The F. A.-Harmon jewelry store i
undergoing improvements. A moderl
show window has been put in.
A number of prominent Nampa peo
pie were in the city Monday as wit
nesses in the Criswold land case.
1t is reported that the pupils of the
Caldwell public schools will have to
purchase their school books next year
Editor F. G. Burroughs and wife Of
Silver City are visiting in the city the
guests Of County clerk and Mrs. Geo.
w. Stovel.
Mrs. Guy c. MCGEE leaves for
Portland this week to visit relatives
and incidently to attend the Rose car
nival.
Miss Corrinne lobe returned Satur-
lay from Weiser where she has been
'isiting during the winter with her
sister.
Mr.. Criswold and wife of Nampa
we're in the city the fore part of the
week. attending court, where they
lad land case.
Mrs. Robert Jennings left Tuesday
vening for Pocotello. to attend the
uneral of her brother. who died in |
california last week.
Mrs. Frank Moore and daughter,
RANGES, left Monday for Wallowa,
'regon. for a three weeks visit with
er parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kay.
Mrs. Mary Potts, and grand daugh-
r, Mary. left Monday for Baker.
RECON. where she goes to visit her
Mrs. Maggie Orr, for the
INNER.
Attorneys F. H. and L. M. Lyons,
F. Haynes and L. w. Kenwood,
me up from Payette to attend the
lstrict court Tuesday where they
Oh had legal business.
Born-At Weiser, May 6. 1912, to
r. and Mrs. H. A. Crowell, Jr, a
lighter. Mrs. Crowell was Miss
IRA Craven who attended school at o
$ place several years ago. e
The little two-year-old son of Henry n
eick, a farmer living between this "
&c and Nampa. was drowned in an ia
eating ditch Thursday, and was II
lied in Canyon Hill cemetery, Fri p;
lois. the little daughter of w. W.. D;
Ter. had the misfortune to fall from til
adder. Thursday morning, at her Ii,
ne on Fifth and Everett streets, tr
lining her arm and fracturing her or
1t shoulder bone. sa
lessrs. H. E. Wallace, John c. Rice OF
John ]. Plowhead were at Boise tn
Monday where they argued the tn
cal Of ]. A. Dement,. ct al, VS.. the 50
of Caldwell, ct al, before the fv
RENE court. n,
he Saratoga hotel building is un- hir
going improvements. the corner
n being enlarged to accommodate
increased business of the Amer afe
National Bank. cal
essrs. Robert Jennings, Basil s't
innings and Miss Nell Jones left ~
Pocotello, Saturday to be present ~
ne funeral of Mrs. Jennings and ="
Jones brother who di. d in Los ''A
.les, California, last week per
e heavy rain and hail storm that ""
over this section of the country Nv.
day afternoon proved quiet disas- Nn'
to the farmers grain fields and 10"
able gardens. beating them 20. "'
and cutting them up badly. s.a,
very delightful birthday party peu
given in honor of Miss Alice '"a'
IN Friday evening. Several en- A
ie games were played. Music othe
'iven by Mr.. Gordon's orchestra: chile
refreshments were served and ing
pretty presents were given to little
ostess. All reported a very ed c
mt evening Star
1. Austin. of Wilson. bought takir
hundred hens in the territory ditch
Of Caldwell and Nampa. and r.
d them out in Silver City. Mike Tv,;r
the saloon man in Silver got IN =,
OF the fowls and found gold ,duo,