The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-27

have money to loan upon improved
property, or to assist in building new
homes in the city. Mr.. Ed. Parker,
secretary, says they have more money
J than ever before and are anxious to
get some of it out in loans.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jones are NOV
ing into a house ON the corner Of
Sixth and Cleveland.
Mrs. Guy Magee came down from
Nampa Saturday, returning Monday
Mrs. Magee expects to do the steno-
graphic work for the Bull Moose
Party, with headquarters at Boise.
| 0. J. Orby came over from Jordan
| Valley Tuesday, enroute to Ontario
for the Fair.
| E. A. Wheeler is sick with typhoid
fever at his home on Cleveland blvd.
F. H. Lyon of Payette. was in twon
Tuesday.
L. B. Yaden, Secretary of the Home
dale Commercial club, and C. E. Free
burn were in the city Wednesday.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Vail, boy, Tuesday morning.
The new cement work around the
Methodist church is great improve
ment.
Mr.. G. E. WyckoA and bride came
in Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Billingsleys baby is improv-
w. S. Sibbald came over from Rock
vile Monday to meet his wife who was
coming from their home in California
but Mrs. Sibbald was taken i'll sudden
~ and was unable to make the trip.
The warden of the penitentiary
came down from Boise on Tues
day and assumed charge Of John
Crawford, who was recently con-
victed of assault on the person Of
the marshal. Mr.. George w. Hold
son.
Mr.. j. b. Gowen spent q couple
Of days in Payette the frst Of the
week.
Mr.. Charles B. Norton ana bride
have returned to the city after Z
brief honeymoon. Mr.. Norton will
resume his duties at the local post
once the first Of the month.
The ladies of the Forward Club en-
tertained the teachers Of the high
school and college, and parents of the
students at the Commercial Club
rooms, Friday night. 1t was general
get-together meeting. A musical and
literary program was rendred.
We are in receipt Of letter from
the reclamation service stating that
1000 laborers are wanted at Arrow
rock at good wages on jobs lasting
from three to FIVE years. For par
ticulars address G. H. Paul, construe-
ton engineer, Arrowrock, Idaho.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. w. Watkins
and little son, Joe, of Caldwell. were
in Payette Monday.-Payette indie
pendent.
Charles T. Hawkes., secretary of the
Caldwell Nursery company, was an
Emmett visitor, the first of the week.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Johnson,
an old time resident Of Emmett, and
both gentlemen spoke very favorably
Of Emmett's appearance and Of our
future prospects.-Emmett Examiner.
Mrs. Willie B. Wilson. Of Caldwell,
is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. B. M. Superintendent Exam
liner.
Last Sunday was A. L. Chenoweth's
birthday and an invitation was extend
ed to F. A. Harmon of Caldwell, and
Miss Lottie Bertsch and mother of
Middleton, to help celebrate the oc-
casion by partaking of grand dinner.
Middleton Herald
Ralph Nolan of Caldwell, who has
accepted a position in Hotel Wash
ington, arrived in the city last even
ing and entered upon his duties this
morning.-Weiser Signal.
Earl Payne, of Caldwell, was BUSH
ness visitor in Parma, Saturday,
Parma Review.
Parma Power Line win Be Built.
E. A. Clark. accompanied by other
agents of the Oregon Idaho Light &
Power Co., was in from Caldwell
Wednesday making Investigations and
arrangements for the construction of q
high tension power line from Caldwell
to this city. There is every assur-
ance that this line will be erected in
the immediate future. The company
Mr.. Clark represents is extensively en-
gagged in development work through
out this section of the state. It has
definitely decided to build the Cald-
well-Roswell line at once. 1t Is financ-
ing the Gem irrigation district and
will construct an electric railway be-
tween Caldwell and Weiser via Parma
in the early spring.-Parma Herald.
P. E. Smith, welt known Caldwell
real estate dealer. was business visi.
tor in Parma Wednesday.-Parrn,
Herald.
Harley Fisk and Walter Kerrick left
Tuesday for Caldwell. where they will
attend the Collge Of Idaho.-Parma
Herald.
The fire committee of the city coun-
Gil awarded the contract for 1000 feet
OF hire hose to the Cutta Percha &
Ku6ber Manufacturing company, that
is locally represented by the Boves
Hardware company. The cost was
s., $4,000.
VIM. Simmons returned last week
from Caldwell and Boise, he was ac-
eompanied on his trip by his daughter.
Norme, and Warren and Francis Noe-
gle. He took the kids to the circus at
BOISE. and soon we evnArt ~ h.x,.