The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-07
LOCAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

= Born, Wednesday,to Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Fuller, a boy.
Mrs. Pollard of Star visited Mrs
Houston Frost Thursday.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs N
Masonholder Wednesday of last week
Miss Lillian Monkers left Monday
tor Pendleton. Ore. where she will
visit with friends couple of weeks.
Mr.. c. F. Stevens. former night op-
orator at the 0. S. L. left Sunday for
Pocatello. Mr.. G. A. Johnson is fillino
the vacancy left by Mr.. Stevens.
+. L. Norton is in town again this
week on from De Lamar on business
Mr.. Geo. Smith of Boise was a
Caldwell visitor Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Mussell leaves We'd
esday for Boise where she expects to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Barnett visited
the capitol city Saturday. -
Mr.. Heyser, who has been EMPLOYED
by the 0. S. L. here for some time. is
spending has vacation in Los An
geles, Calf. Mr.. Peabody is taking
Mr.. Heyser's place at the depot
Rev. w. S. Hawkes. was in Boise
over Sunday attending the "Old
Church Day" services of the Congre
gationalists who are about to dedicate
their beautiful new church, and held
a farewell service in the building in
which they have grown from little to
large things. Mr.. Hawkes. was for
many years Home missionary SUPER
intendent of the Congregationalists in
Utah and Idaho and organized all the
older churches of that order in the
state and at Boise last Sunday gave
"reminiscences of the starting of that
church in 1901, and of securing Rev.
K. B. Wright for the pastorate, Sun
day being the nineteenth anniversary
Of his arrival in Boise. Rev. A. J.
Sullens is now pastor.
Bud Farmer was in the city Monday
from the Berdleson ranch near New
Plymouth. He reports winter barley
will be in the bundles in the next three
weeks and spring barley above his
knees already. They begin cutting
hay next week. They are sinking a
well on the ranch and have encount-
cred fine flow at l55 feet. If ex-
pectations are realized three more
wells will be sunk.
Mr.. Dickinson, one of the proprie-
tors of the Parma Review, was in the
city last week. The Review Is bright
and newsy sheet and is gaining wide
recognition for excellence.
Roy Acton and wife have taken up a
residence on their ranch in Happy
valley" on Mahogany creek. When
Mrs. Acton gets her hand in at being
ranchers wife, what excellent butter
she can make from the special class
of milk cows she intends to have on
the ranch.-Jordan Bailey Express.
Mrs. Ed Colt and her sister, Miss
Rose Edwards, visited relatives at
Nampa last week.
Mrs. Thomas Martin and son, Eliza,
and We're Mccoy, were Caldwenn Wis
itors Saturday.
Born-In this city, to Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Fuller. Wednesday. May g.
1912, 10-pound boy.
]. H. Trout of Parma was in the
city Saturday.
Mayor Walter Grifiths was Boise
visitor Monday.
Miss Grace Paul visited relatives al
Parma last week.
A Greek, attempting to commit sui.
eide at Parma last week. shot himself
in the leg and is now in the county
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Simmons re-
turned Wednesday from the coast
where they have been on their wee
ding tour.
N. Bardsley. who lives at the corner
of Blaine and Fifth avenue, has beer
confined to his bed the past two week.
by sickness.