The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14

Mrs. Brett and her aunt. Mrs. Stare,
left Wednesday for Kansas City for a
few weeks visit.
Miss Winifred Dodge visited in
Boise, Monday.
Mrs. Dutton left Saturday night for
Portland where she will stay during
the Rose Carnival.
T. c. Paine was here Friday from
Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs West. father and
mother of Mrs. A. E. Gipson, cele-
brated their 6sth wedding anniver-
ssery Monday.
Mrs. Harry Jones, nee Mary Crit
hths, who has been visiting with her
folks is reported to be on the sick list.
DR.. and Mrs. Cue were dinner guests
at the Gigray home. Sunday.
Mr.. T. K. Little and daughter. An
mabel, of Boise, were Caldwell visitors
on Homesteaders' Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Blondel left Sun
day to attend the Rose Carnival at
Portland.
A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Crockett of Middleton, June
the 3rd
L. T. Hadley and wife from Vale
arrived Monday to spend few days
in the city.
R. L. Shaw. of Payette, was Cald-
we'll visitor Tuesday.
Andrew Little, the we'll known sheep
man of Emmett. was in the city last
Tuesday.
Henry L. Settle and Ira Kenward
both of Payette. were here Tuesday.
DR.. I. R. Woodland of Payette was in
Caldwell Tuesday on business.
Paul H. Walker was here form Pay
cite, Tuesday.
w. L. Calender, one of Emmett's
business men, was here Tuesday tc
spend the day.
Tim Driscoll was here from Payette
on business Saturday of last week.
T. R. Charles, business man from
Saratoga. Wyoming, was registered
at the Saratoga Hotel two days of las
week.
Elk Governor Gooding was here Fri
day from Gooding to meet c. E. Elme
who was down from Boise.
c. E. Cave was registered at tn
Saratoga Hotel Saturday.
w. J. Mcleod, of Rockville, spen
Saturday and Sunday in the city Of
business.
R. B. Wells, an Emmett man, spen
Monday in Caldwell.
c. w. Garfield, from Winnamncc:
Nevada, was Caldwell visitor Satur
day of last week.
Finley Mckenzie, a Rockville sheer
man, was in the city on business Sal
urday.
]. A. Baxter, a contractor froi
Thunder City, was Caldwell visitc
Friday.
c. B. Caseman from Payette W.
here Friday on business.
Charles Harding came in Sunda
from Rockville to spend few days.
F. c. Lynch was Sunday visitor
Caldwell.
Mr.. E. r. Coulter, whose home
in Weiser, was here Monday tran
acting business.
Mr.. A. R. ingalls, and wife who ha'
been here some time left for the
home in New Plymouth.
Doctor and Mrs. Johnson left +
Portland Sunday for few weeks.
Mrs. Short of Boise, was guest
the New Home two days of last wee
The infant son Of w. H. Barn'
has been seriously i'll the past we
but is much improved now.
Miss Lillian Mussell who has be
in Weiser for some time. was here
Homesteaders' Day, returning to w
ser on the evening train.
VIM. Cotton, a rancher from Will'
Creek. spent Friday in the city.
Fremont Wood of Boise. was
Caldwell visitor Friday of last week
Archie Gray and Miss M. A. \
Ginnis, both of Weiser, were Caldw
visitors Friday. it
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Cifhn "
their son, Robert. of Parma. are in
city for the commencement week
the college, guests Of Rev. and N
VIM. M. Case.
The Woman's Auxiliary of
David's Episcopal church meets
afternoon at the residence OF \
Maxey, on Dearborn street.
Cleve Croome of the Caldwell +
Growers association, returned M
day from trip through the east
nos&;nxa Of the stale. where he