The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-15
Mr.. c. F. Miller was a business

Mr.. =. r. Miller was business
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Arthur Street, of Pleasan,
Ridge, was in the city, November Is
Miss Maude Mcclure visited re
latives in Notus Thursday.
Frank Star of Pleasant Riope wa,
in the Magic City the first of the week
Mr.. Johnson, of Dixie, who ha.
been sick for the last three weeks, i.
much better at present.
Omar Tracy, of Homedale, was il
Caldwell, Wednesday, on business.
The following are some of the new
books received at the library:
Pragmatism, by VIM. James.
Some Problems Of Philosophy, b,
VIM. James.
With Touch of Elbow, by Wells
Mr.. VIM. Graft, of Homedale, was
in town Wednesday, on business.
Little Robert Murphy, son of Prof.
essor Paul Murphy, is very sick this
week.
Mr.. R. c. Marsh of Boise visited
friends in Caldwell, Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Miss Louise Botkin entertained the
bridge club Friday evening.
Mr.. Huston Frost returned from
Arizona. Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Ballard eft for California,
Sunday.
Mrs. M. ]. Potts and Mrs. A. L.
Potts visited at Hitson, Thursday
Russell Clore left tbs week for Par
ma, where he has, position with the
newspaper. He will attend the Parma
high school this winter. lula will 90
later, to be with her father, who is in
the lumber business there.
Miss Pearl Hughes is unable to at
tend school on account of illness.
Mrs. Frank Lynch of Parma, is
visiting this week in Caldwell.
Miss Katherine Trevette, a recitist
and impersonator, of Chicago, will
give recital under the auspicies of
the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION of the College of Idaho, at
the Presbyterian church, Friday even
ing, November IS, at BIS. Miss
Trevette recites selections from the
modern authors and comes highly
recommended General admission
IS cents. Students Is cents.
STRAYED-From my place, one
mile south of Middleton, on July 4,
light bay mare, star in forehead, with
halter on; owned by Mr. Robin, of
Nampa. A liberal reward for infor-
nation. Notify ]. F. Bales, Caldwell.
nl6-pd
LOST-Gold watch and chain in
front of Saratoga Hotel. Finder re-
turn to Saratoga Hotel and receive
reward. n1S-pd
Kansas wheat land to trade for city
property or acreage. w. P. Bales,
Caldwell. nl6-pd
Miss Mildred Steelman Of Fruitland
visited relatives in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Lucille Robinson spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents, who
live near Middleton.
Elmer Clark, of Boise, spent Sunday
with his family in Caldwell.
ing the Boise High School this winter,
came home Saturday, returning Sum
day.
Miss Brush, a teacher at the Wash
ington school, visited relatives in
Boise Saturday.
The football team of the Caldwell
High School played the Nampa team
Saturday. The game was tie. Cald-
we'll will challenge Nampa for another
game in order to break the tie.
Mrs. Martha Sithers, who has made
her home in Caldwell the past year,
left Tuesday for her home in Kansas.
Clarence Ramsey arrived Monday
from Kansas to spend the winter at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. George
Shuee.
Miss Louise Galyon left Sunday
evening for her home in Nashville,
Tennessee, after spending three years
with her aunt; Mrs. T. F. Buckner, of
this city.
Roy Myler came in from Homedale
Friday, returning Saturday.
Russell Clore has been i'll for the.
past week, but is now able to be
around.
Frank Myler was in town Friday
and Saturday from Homedale.
w. c. Parker was Boise visitor
the latter part of last week.
Rev. Wilbur was in Boise visiting
on Saturday.
per cent money for good farm
I. Myers. the loan man.
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