The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-30

from trip to Chicago, where he sold
several car loads of sheep.
Miss Angie Paulaski is visiting in
Payette this week
Miss Olga Miller spent Saturday
and Sunday in Nampa visiting friends.
Ted Turner attended the Barnum
Bailey circus in Boise last Wedne sday.
P. Monroe Smock, national COM
mitteeman of the Progressive party
for Idaho, passed through Caldwell
Wednesday, on his way to Boise,
where permenant quarters for that or
ganization will be opened. MIR.
Smock and J. H. GIBSON, the state
chairman, are endeavoring to arrange
for IS minute rear end address in
Caldwell by Theodore Roosevelt when
he passes through southern Idaho, the
middle of September Definite an
nouncement will be made later
Mrs. Robert A. Symmonds will re-
turn to her home in Seattle, Monday.
Mr. James Munro, cashier of the
First National Bank, of Vale, is down
this week visiting his wife and re-
latives
Mrs. S. NJ. Galloway of LaGrande,
was city visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Dutton spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Boise
Mrs. T. L. Strange left Tuesday
for Seattle, where she will visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. R. w. Watt Of Burlington, Ia,
spent Friday in the city visiting his
nephew, Robert Watt
w. F. Slime Of Jordan Valley, was
in town Thursday.
On the evening of September 9th
large delegation of Salt Lake Boosters
will be here They will be entertained
by the Commercial Club.
G. A. Strong of New Plymouth was
in the city last week transacting
business.
Fred Boish and Ed Hayes of En-
NETT, were Caldwell visitors last
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clough returned last
week from trip to Ontario and
Weiser
Frank Weaver returned Tuesday
from an eastern trip where he at
tended the National Tailors and
Cleaners convention. Mr. Weaver
also visited Knoxville and What
Cheer, Iowa.
Miss Eunice Murphy has returned
from her vacation and is with Mrs
Harris again.
Miss Eugenia Beaudry, the little
French trimmer is back with Mrs.
Harris in The Vogue Millinery store,
again for the season. Her many
friends will be glad to hear of her re-
turn, as her genius as trimmer is
most thoroughly appreciated by the
Caldwell people.
Mrs. Mann left this week fro Iowa.
where she will visit relatives.
F. A. Mccall of Boise, spent Sat
urday in town on business
A. S. Rathburn and wife of Boise,
were Caldwell visitors, Sunday.
T. J. Hubbill and wife of Idaho |
Falls. were in the city Sunday.
J. f. Shields and H. Hartenbower
came over from Jordan Valley Sun
day.
The Caldwell Commercial Club
meets next Monday night.
Miss Lavina Ship Of Payette, was
a Caldwell visitor the later part of |
last week.
Judge and Mrs. Bryan have returned
from their trip in Oregon.
G. Vausittart of Boise, was in the
city Sunday.
H. N. Goble and wife were down
from Boise the first of this week.
Miss Maude Hicks of Jordan Valley,
sister of Mrs. George Parks of that
city. is in town visiting with Miss
Parks.
]. S. Harden and wife of Indianola,
Iowa, stopped over Monday to visit
friends.
Miss M. Hanigan and Miss Mable
Newburn, both of New Plymouth,
spent thursday here.
Mrs. DR.. Gigray returned from her
eastern trip Tuesday morning.
Jim Boone returned the first of the
week from Arrowrock, where he has
been for some time.
Mr. Henry Quasi spent Sunday in
Boise.
F. L. Clark of Boise. chairman of
Tax Payers league of Ada county,
was Caldwell visitor Saturday
Miss Jessie Cook returned to her
position in the Golden Rule store last
Monday, after an enjoyable vacation
spent in Portland and on the coast.
Mr.. Egbert of Nampa, was Sun
day guest in this city.
Miss Laura Adams spent Wednes-
day in Boise.
The friends of Mrs. Ed. Potter will
be glad to know that she is much i'm
proved.
Miss Josephine Tucker, who has
been spending her vacation with her
parents in Iowa, stopped over a day
with her sister, Mrs. w. H. Barnett,
before going on TO take up her work
in the Seattle schools.
Rev. Powell and family left Tuesday
evening for Watseka, Ill, where he
will take charge of large church. A
crowd of church members were down
At the train to see them off as Rev.
Powell and his family as well, had
won many friends while here and thew
will be greatly missed.
Some thirtyhve friends and neigh
'ors of Mr.. Geo. Lafferty, who lives
On a ranch south of town and still
being confined to his bed from the
accident caused by runaway, showed
heir sympathy by coming in and har-
resting his entire rroo ~ b,,