The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-12

| Mr.. Arson Cox was in from Green
leaf on Tuesday purchasing supplies.
Mr.. w. S. Brown, the we'll known
Greenleaf rancher, was a Caldwell
visitor, Tuesday.
Chas. Harden of Homedale was
a business visitor Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy,
july 9TH, girl.
Mr.. c. A. Strong of New Plymouth,
candidate for nomination for county
treasurer for the Republican primaries
july 80. was visitor Wednesday.
R. Schoeneman arrived from Long
Beach, Cal. Tuesday, to visit friends
in the city.
D. H. Kerfoot was here Tuesday on
business from his home in Vale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott of Jor-
dan Valley were Caldwell visitors
Saturday, enroute to the capital.
A.. "A. Richards of Emmett was in
the city Saturday
Randall Sage and E. A. Staufer
made the trip from Winnemucca in
Mr.. Sage's auto, having no accident
on the entire trip save the pune turing
of tire. They arrived here Satur-
day and returned Wednesday.
VIM H. Harlan of Homedale was
a Caldwell visitor Sunday.
Finley Monroe, a we'll known EN-
NETT man, spent Sunday in the city
Roy b. Hurd of Payette was in the
city Sunday
Albert F. Cook and G. A. McCar-
thy of Boise, and w. S. Chase are
here looking over the Gem Irrigation
district lands,
Mrs. Chas. Mcleod and children
came over from Homedale Sunday to
spend a few days.
]. Fisher of Boise was here on bus
mess Friday.
| Harry Bassit, owner of the Jordan
Valley hotel, and his mother-in-law
Mrs. Herbert Harris, left here Friday
for their home.
| J. F.. Kerrick of Parma and w. H.
Plat of Payette came in Friday to at
tend the county commissioners meet
ing.
Pauline Blanton of Ontario spent
Friday in the city.
| w. r. Heyser returned last week
from Los Angeles where he has been
enjoying his vacation, and has re-
sumed his position as second trick
operator in the o. S. L. Office.
Miss Ethel Beatty has resigned her
position at Cakes Bros. and is working
for the Bell Telephone Co.
A large delegation of Caldwell peo-
pie attended the celebration at the
White City in Boise and report an
enjoyable day. Among those who
were there were, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Bryant, Mrs. Jim Parks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Krauss, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wheeler,
the Misses Alice Fenwick. Lucille Gil
let, Elizibeth O'Connors, Ethel Beatty,
Iva Scott and friends, Messrs Clark,
John Boone, Floyd Harrington Fred
Engle and Henry Quasi.
| Mrs. Ethel Bobb and little son,
arrived last week to visit her mother,
Mrs. Spurgeon.
| Miss Bertha McArtor, one of the
clerks in the Golden Rule store, is a
guest of Miss Minnie Sebree this
week.
| Mr.. Frank Luse, formerly of Nampa
is filling the position of third trick
operaS at the OK S. L. depot.
| Mr., G. L. Crookham returned the
first part of the week from business
rip to Mackay, Idaho.
i Mr.. F. C.. Lynch was a Sunday
guest at the home of Jacob Mussell
i Miss Brewer, the surgical nurse a,
the local hospital. left Friday morn.
ing for Portland, to spend her vaca.
ton
Mrs. D. Worth Clark, of Pocatello
has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Devers, this week.
Miss Imogine Madden left Saturday
evening, after spending several weeks
J here, for Montana. IT..
i The T. f. O's were entertained
Tuesday evening at dinner by Mrs
Ross Madden.
Misses Charlotte and Majorie Steel
man left Friday for New Plymouth
; to spend a week visiting there.
Mrs. Delniar Johnson and two
children fro Pine. Idaho, arrived OF
Frida- to visit her parents. Mrs
Houston Frost.
. Mr.. Ernest w. Meyer came bacl
from Arrow Rock to spend the 4th a
home.
Mrs. Houston Frost was a guest a
. the country home of her sister, Mrs