The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-16
some LOCAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

| Frank Weaver, the tailor and clean
er, returned home after a seven week
visit in the east. While away Mr.
Weaver attended a two weeks con-
vention of tailors and cleaners in
Detroit. There were several ladies
that waved him a fearful farewell as
he stepped from the train, but we can
find no authority for the rumor that
Mr.. Weaver proved a traitor to the
Caldwell feminine.
Rev. H. H. Hayman, of the faculty
of the College of Idaho, will occupy
the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday. in the
absence of Rev. Mr.. Case.
Mr.. Ralph Cakes and family left
late Wednesday evening for the hills,
to be gone some five or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Redway and
daughter, Helen, left for the coast
the latter part of last week.
| Mr.. Parisho and family and Mr..
Perisho's father left for the mountains
Monday.
c. S. Doan and wife returned from
their outing in the hills near Ketchum,
Idaho, the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hay and family
have gone to Portland for a two
weeks outing.
Mr.. Ordell Royce while taking his
vacation is carrying the mail for
Claude Burris who is spending his
vacation out of town.
| DR.. A. F. Isham is having the found
alton to a fine 7sxlO # cement block
warehouse built on the Pacific hotel
sight on Kimball avenue. The hotel
has been torn down and moved away.
Later on the doctor will extend the
building.
Il The Misses Nina and Alice Wash
burn who have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. H. L. William at the Polo
Orchard, and Mrs. Harry Smith, Of
this city, left Monday for their home
J in Holdridge. Nebraska.
i Miss Laura Patton and her Mothei
) have gone to Long Beach for visit
Miss Jessie Cook left Monday fol
Portland to spend her vacation o.
two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. M. Case are
spending week at Ruphert, Ida.
Mr.. E. w. Schubert, former mana
ger of the Owyhee Hotel. just re-
turned from a trip to Chicago. Mr.
Schubert stopped over to visit will
Ed. Potter, Manager of the Saratoga
hotel. He says that every thing il
the east is much alive and times fa1
: better than here. Also that work j!
plentiful there.
Mrs. Nellie ]. Williams and Mis-
Amy Madden returned from thei
camping trip last week.
II w. L. Hunzelte of Jerome, spen
/, Monday in the city transacting bust
D ness.
I L. L. McMillen of Denver, Colo
!, spent Monday in the city.
J. H. Gipson was a Boise visito
Wednesday.
w. A. Jeffries, publisher of the Car
yon county directory, was in town o
Sunday.
Miss Amy Madden is in Nampa fo
a few days visiting.
Mr.. Albert Potts and family lei
: Monday for an outing near Council.
81 There is something in cowbo
. uniform to stir the heart Of ever
woman, and Mr.. Cal Callahan a
y "Rowdy King" the college boy, in .
). Texas Ranger, which is to appear
= a big tent Tuesday, August 23rd. is
manly cowboy in his western uniform
, This show is well spoken of in new
). paper comment of the cities in whic
they have recently played and vi
doubtless be greeted by large hous
1.-THE special scenery is described
!. far above the ordinary and every on
of the twelve characters are we
played.
- Miss Lillian Mussell is = guest
Miss Charlotte Bugh. OF Boise tn
~ week.
/. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. churs
:. met at the home OF Mrs. c. M. Nick
this week. The members report
- most profitable and pleasant ate
noon.
:. Mrs. S. M. Hughes of Boise. v's't'
:. at the home of her parents. Mr.. a.
Mrs. F. P. Ball.
Mr.. Charles Harden came over fro
~ Homedale. Saturday.
81 A beautiful story OF q white g
~ who defends a young Indian che
II. saves his life. nurses him back
10 health. later falls in love with