The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-23

guests of M. and Mrs G. L. Sloan.
Mrs. H. L. Durham goes to Salt Lake
A. G. Krause has resigned his place
in the Hunters dry goods store, and
accepted a position in a shoe store in
Boise, taking effect September lst
Mr.. Krause is spending his months
vacation working with the telephone
company.
Several of Company G went up to
Boise Sunday to practice shooting
on the target range. Among those
that went were Henry Dean, Chas.
Crew, E. T. Lakin, and Sergeant Hag-
erman. They are practicing for the
Northwestern International match, to
be held in October. The best shots
of Idaho, Oregon and Washington will
compete for honors.
lund, Paul Murphy and wife left for
the hills near Woodland, the fore part
of the week.
Professor and Mrs. Russell Stewart
and Mrs. Stewards sisters, the Misses
Iapka and Mary Eden, were in Boise
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Mae Hart, Mrs. B. r. Hart,
Mrs. James Witherspoon and Miss
Carr are taking an outing in the hills
of De Lamar.
Mr.. A. T. Plummer and family will
leave for Mountain Home some time
this week to live Mr.. Plummer will
run pop corn stand.
Roy Hartenbower and family and
Nelson Gordon and family, returned
from their outing Wednesday, They
have been up to Idaho City.
Miss Bea Baker returned last week
from Oakland, California, where she
has spent a delightful month visiting
the guest of Mrs. f. P. JUNIOR and
family.
Mrs. Russell Stewart is quiet i'll at
her home on Everett street.
Born-near Caldwell, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Holgate, daughter.
r. w. Cakes and son, Edgar, left
last week for an outing in Bear Valley.
The L. T. LIS. meet every Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Christian
church.
We are showing a few Fall styles,
come in and see them. The Vogue
Millinery.
A. NJ Conover left for Long Beach
last week for little outing, returning
home Thursday evening of last week.
Miss Dorothy Royce is visiting her
uncle Douglas Campbell on his ranch
in Boise Valley.
Miss Clara Joe Brett of Boise, was
in the city last week the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Floyd Southwark
c. G. Baker and o. R. Ackley re-
turned from the Meadows last week,
they report plenty of huckleberries
and fish.
Adam Blackstock was a visitor in
the city Saturday.
E. J. Payne and family were guests
of o. v, Bailey and family over Sun
day. Mrs. Payne is a sister of Mr.
Bailey. Mr.. Payne is in the reclama-
ton service in the capital city.
Messrs. Madden & Bailey are erect
ing severa | neat little bungalows
which will be occupied by some of
their customers.
Mr.. T. K. Little was visitor in the
city Monday.
The money from the state to pay
the boys of Company G arrived Sat
urday last and is being distributed by
CAPTAIN Mcconnell.
wv oAS SHOWING q iCW 1 al StylCS,
come in and see them. The Vogue
Millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mussell and children
returned Wednesday from two weeks
outing at Payette Lakes.
Mr.. F. L. Norton of Boise, spent
several days the first of this week as
Caldwell visitor.
Miss Cora Mussell who is in the
employ of the Boise Title & Trust
company, came home this week to
spend her vacation.
]. R. Biggs of Boise, has been in
the city the past few days looking
after important business interests.
Mrs. Fessler and daughter, Doris,
of Monroe. Iowa, left Thursday after
a 1.-TWO weeks visit at the Stewart
home - 4a&
The Bridge Club was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Mary Cupp.
Mrs. F. w. Norton and her sister
Miss Dolly Dement,, are spending a
couple of weeks visiting in Ketchum,
Idaho.
Harry Basset and wife of Jordan
Valley, spent last Thursday in the city.
w. J. Payne and wife of Kankakee.
H., were in the city Monday. looking
over property with view of making
their home here. should they succeed
in making a satisfactory deal
Finley Mckenzie was over from
Rockville last Thursday on business
Guy Niece was in town Sunday
Mr.. MCGEE is employed as engineer
on the Gem Irrigation District pro-
ject. He reports construction work
to be proceeding very satisfactory
G. w. Reilly and Miss Alice Beach.
both of Jordan Valley, were in town
Friday enroute to the coast. where
they will spend a few weeks vacation.
w, J. Herwig of Boise, was a Cald-
well visitor last Friday.
Fred ]. Palmer of Jordan Valley,
returned Monday from an extended
eastern trip. and spent the day here
transacting business.
Mr. Henry Quasi, or "Lovin' Harry"
as he is commonly known in Boise,
has been the recipient of many beau
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