The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26
SOME LOCAL and PERSONAL items

Are you registered? Tomorrow i
the last day.
a. L. Immersion from Peoria, Ill
was a Caldwell visitor Thursday an,
Friday.
a Jolly fishing party composed o
Messers. J. Z. Clinton, Jr., f. f. John
son, Dorman Johnson, Ellsworth John
son, w. w. Davidson, I. w. Tucker
Carl Johnson, and VIM. n. NorthroI
all OF Boise were in town Tuesday OF
their return trip from Sweet an.
vicinity. The party made the trip b,
auto.
Mr.. E. G. Lee OF Wilder was a Cald
well guest Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Davis of Nampa is here
to attend Democratic meeting.
Mrs. l.. Mable Elhart and little
daughter, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. J. L. David, were in the City
Sunday on their way to Jordan Valley
where they will visit with Mrs. Elharts
sister.
Judge A. H. Brown Of Payette spent
Monday in the City.
FOUND-Pair gold bowed glasses.
Inquire Tribune Office.
Mr.. George Crookam left Wednes-
day for Mackey, Idaho.
Miss Mary Snodgrass returned Sat
urday from trip to Yellowstone
Park and Salt Lake City. Miss Snod-
grass reports a delightful and most
enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hartenbower will
leave the first of next week for a trip
to the mountains. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moll Case enter
tanned the Presbyterian choir Wednes-
day evening. Each member spent a
most delightful evening.
Miss Daisy Beatty returned this
week from several weeks visit in
Mountain Home and Jerome, Idaho.
Mrs. E. J. Sargent came down from
Nampa Monday for medical treatment.
The little boy of J. E. Stocks is re-
ported i'll with mastoid abcess.
c. F. Allen came in from Big Bend
tor treatment under DR.. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Brobst left for
Roswell for few weeks vacation,
Miss Nell Wilson and her mother
have been spending two weeks visit
in Mountain Home. They are ex-
pected home Saturday.
Miss Smith, a trained nurse from
Sioux City, Iowa, arrived in the City
the first of the week She expects to
make Caldwell her home.
The Thursday Bridge Club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Sutton.
The organ recital last Sunday was
fully up to the very high standard
set by Mr.. Beale and was we'll at
tended.
Mrs. w. J. Ross will be the soloist
at the Episcopal church of Nampa
next Sunday morning.
Rev. D. B. Titus, the new incumbent
or the Christian pulpit of this City,
formerly state superintendent of mis-
SONS, has regularly taken up his duties
and will deliver the sermon at the
union services Sunday evening.
Rev. w. M. Case is back from his
trip east. Mr.. Case spent several DAVIS
with relatives and friends in St. Louis
Hon. J. M. Thompson spent Thurs
day IN the capital on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Fugate enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mr.,
w. A. Douglas. Mrs. c. c. Gurwell
and family. Mrs. B. Gurwell of L.
rome. and Mrs. H. F. Paine and two
daughters of Salt Lake.
}. I. and Emory Bayless were
among the Caldwellites who took in
the Parma-Roswell picnic.
Mrs. B. Gurwell of Jerome and Mrs
n. +. Paine and two daughters of
Sale Lake visited a couple of DAYS
this week with Mrs. c. c. Bayless
Mrs. w. Ed Lauder of Wabtator
N. d., is visiting Mrs. E. L. Shaw Of
this city
Mr.. John T. Clark left for Black
loot on Wednesday afternoon with
= w. Cooper. 1t is hoped that Mr.
cooper will return in the near future
IN much better health.
Mrs, Tracy of Caldwell has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Whitmore
or several days.-Nampa Record
DR.. Isham of Caldwell spent lac,
sunday in Nampa visiting with his
laughter, Mrs. P. NJ. Alexander-I
Nampa Record.
Mrs. L. M. Olmstead left Mond,v
ven'ng on No. 6 for Portland and
'ther coast points for a vacation She