The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-23
SOME LOCAL and Personal items

MIS-. guy MCIce IS WISHING DIT TIC
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. GIBSON
this week.
J. Fl. Wallace of Coston, ILL.,, was
in town last week.
+. D. Winn and wife of Lewiston,
spent Friday in Caldwell.
J. W. Catron of Los Angles, Calf.
who is owner of a. large tract of land
under the Jordan Valley irrigation
project, is here this week looking after
business interests.
James Dement, was Boise visitor
Wednesday
We are showing few Fall styles.
come in and see them. The Vogue
Millinery.
J. A. Schass was in the city Tuesday
enroute to his home in Jordan Valley,
II. w. Taylor of Boise, spent day
last week in this city.
F.. w. Dooly and son, from North
Yakima, are here buying horses from
the Turner Horse Market
Merv Mcconnell took a pleasure
trip to Ontario Saturday.
Miss Anna Johnson came in from
Payette for an indefinite visit in the
city.
Born to M. and Mrs. Jim MCGEE,
August Goth, girl.
r. F.. Haines of Payette was in town
on business Monday
George F. Lee, formerly of Glenn's
Ferry, an editor of Glenn's Ferry
Gazette, was in town Friday Mr..
Lee is now a rancher of Homedale.
Judge Ailshie of Boise was in Cald-
well Sunday on business connected
.,x:4t, 4Lo nIJ Ea11opre H0,,,a
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Johnson, Miss
Annabel Little, Miss Johnson and Mr..
Ellsworth Johnson of Boise, made an
auto tip to Caldwell and back by way
of Namp, Saturday
w. H. Phlbrick of American Falls,
is here on business. Mr.. Philbrick
is prominent sheep man ond is inter-
Messrs James and Bill Johnson, of
Enterprise, are in the city for few
days.
Mrs. w. R. Shimp of Payette, was
a Sunday visitor.
w. w. Clark is back to work at the
Caxton Printers this week after a
two weeks vacation spent in Boise.
Mr.. Thompson who is an executive
member of the tax payers league of
Ada county, was Caldwell visitor
Tuesday.
R. R. Stewart and J. c. Noel, both
of Bull, spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs Mcpherson of Greeley, Colo,
and her three children left Tuesday
night for Spokane, Washington, where
she will visit her husbands brother.
Mr.. Mcpherson was sister of Mrs.
Sturgeon and has been visiting here
for about two months.
Miss Rose Harris entertained few
of her friends at dinner at the Saratoga
Hotel last Saturday. Among those
present were Mrs. Nellie Williams,
the Misses Steunenberg, Amy Madden
Flynn, Platt, Stewart and Opal Stew
art.
Mrs. J. E .Moreland has been enter
tanning her sister from Salem, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreland left yesterday
for Illinois, where they will spend
few weeks visiting old friends.
Mr.. c. O. Swanson, who has had
charge of the Reclamation office in
Nampa, has been transferred to the
office in this city, the Nampa office
being discontinued.
Mr.. T. M. Bryant has resigned his
position with the Reclamation service
to accept a position as credit man with
the Idaho Implement & Grain Co.
Mr.. E. H. Adam returned the first of
the week from trip to the coast Mr..
Adam sent postal that he was start
ing home some 10 days ago, and is
very reticent as the capse of his delay
Those coast cities are full of snares
and pitfalls.
Late Tuesday afternoon team be-
longing to Mr. Peters ran away and
dashed down Kimball avenue with the
speed of republican casdidate on
election day. The team was hiched to
a hay rack, to which was firmly at
tached a moving machine, on the heels
of which came a hay rake, the whole
asscmblage looking like parade of
agricultural implements at the Rain
makers Festival. Mr.. Hoyt Compton
of the Tribune force. showed little
speed himself and succeeded in stop 4
ping the team.
Mr.. w. c. Hunter left for Chicago
Saturday evening. He will make his
fall purchases and return in two or
three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Bryant have
moved into the Lonkey house on
Dearborn street
Mr. Arthur Binford returned to the
city from his trip east the first of the
week.