The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-28

IOT Los AHSCiCS, Ndi., dItSi iS"
days visit with Mr.. O'Brien's sister,
Mrs, S. .Weingartner, Of Fourth and
Blaine streets. - =, 1881
Miss Helen Roadway is back in the
city for the summer. ..' .-
! Wednesday evening the ladies of
! the Christian church gave very en-
joyable ice cream and strawberry
festival on the lawn OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Meek. - '@'S
The Stickfrau was entertained by
the Misses Cupp at their residence on
the Boulevard last Friday.
,. Mr., and Mrs. c. f. Mitchell and two
babies of Parma were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mitchell of this city
over Sunday.
Miss Mae Wood, the trained nurse
who has been on duty in the office Of
DR.. Miller, was taken sick the latter
part of last week and went to the Can
yon hospital. Yesterday she went to
Nampa to visit a few days before 60
ing for. vacation and rest to her sis
I ter in Pocatello.
Ida James. the little daughter Of
about three miles out of the, city,
broke her arm few days ago. She is
getting along very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hannah are
rejoicing in the arrival of baby boy
Sunday last.
Attorney T. E. Buckner left Mon
, day on business trip to Council
Hon. James M. Thompson was a
Boise visitor Wednesday on legal mat
tiers. :.
Mrs. E. P. Crawley and daughters
Eltha and Flora, of Colorado Springs,
arrived here Wednesday of last week
on visit to the families of DR.. Cole
and c. J. Westcott. Mrs. Crawley is
sister of the mother of Dr. Cole.
She left with her daughters on Mon
day evening for the coast.
Mrs Hattie f. White left on Friday
evening for Los Angeles, where she
expects to make her future home. Mrs.
White has travelled extensively, hav-
ing lived under the flags of three diff
ferent countries, but perfers the stars
and stripes. Her object in coming to
Idaho was to test the climate for
bronchial trouble, which is not all
that she had hoped for Honolulu is
the most picturesque, and has the most
charming climate of any country that
she has yet visited, 1t is called the
Paradise of the Pacific. 5s
Mr.. E. L. Norton Of DeLamar, ar
rived in Caldwell Saturday to visit
his sister for few days.
Ha Miss Mary Bales returned Thurs
day from Portland where she has been
attending the rose Festival.
so. Mrs. C. c. Smith left Thursday for
Baker City, Ore, to visit relatives.
Mr.. J. Mussell spent Sunday in
Eagle. .os -.l4.,
) Will Munkers went to Boise Sat
urday. returning Sunday.
f VIM. Gowen was Boise visitor or
Sunday. ..zt5 s. a..
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church held business meeting
Monday night. Those who ATTENDED
report an enjoyable time.
.lc Henry Quasi was a Boise visitor
Saturday. returning Sunday.
!. Paul M. Drake, formally a studen
of the College of Idaho,> and later o
the State University of Kansas, ha
! accepted position in St. Lukes hos
pital in Boise.
]. ]. Petty, formally one of Cald
wells business men, but who has beef
in Turlock, California. is visiting il
Caldwell and Boise for a few weeks
V Mr.. Petty is owner of one of the bes
equipped poultry ranches in the. state
The past year he sold fifty thousan'
/ chickens. 't a..
Mrs. Klinefelter, from Weiser, wa
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. N. Smith
last week. and returned home Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Elhart, of Cald
well, spent Sunday at the Smith ranch
, X. B. Keeney, of Weiser, was in tn
city Saturday on business.
w. w. Franklin, of Nyssa, Ore
u spent Sunday in Caldwell.
eggs &c. Lynch, of Nyssa. was a Cald
well visitor Sunday.
4 Miss Jackson, one of the nurses il
the local hospital, is home for few
days this week spending part of he
vacation
Misses Pearl and Dixie Lansdon
both of Boise. spent Monday in tn,
city.
c. NJ. Crandall. whose home is If
Vale, Ore, spent Saturday and Sunda,
in the city.
Lee Notzper from Ward Camo lief,