The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-06

Caldwell visitor the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harden of
Aoltoille, Cal, and J. +. Eakin of
Vancouver, British Columbia, arriv-
ed Monday to visit with Chas Harden,
a sheepman of Rockville.
Mrs. Martha Fuller is improving un-
der the care of DR.. Cue and the kind
treatment of the nurses at Canyon
hospital. She expects to return to her
home the last of the week.
+. II. Phillips of Baker City, was
in the city Monday.
E. A. Stauffer and sons arrived
from Nevada Tuesday. Mr.. Stauffer
brings with him $50 head Of horses
to be sold at Turner's horse market
Mr.. w. A. George is very i'll at his
home in Pleasant Ridge.
Miss Laura Adam attended a dance
in Nampa Monday night.
James Gipson left Monday for Salt
Lake in behalf of the Bull Moose con-
vention. He is expected back Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Beach was in the city
Tuesday enroute to Watson, Ore.
w. r. Sebree arrived from Los
Angeles Monday night.
A hunting party composed OF A. g.
Randall, J. M. Woods and J. A. Reed
came down from Boise Saturday and
returned Sunday.
J. H. Wegmar of Grand View, was
in town Thursday
]. F. Dickson of Wards camp had
the misfortune to have his shoulder
thrown out of place and spent several
days in town last week for treatment
Bess L. Mitchell of Rupert, and
Miss Helen Bradley of Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived Saturday preparatory to
taking up their work as teachers in
the city schools. Both young ladies
are at present attending the teachers
institute in Boise.
J. F.. Lane of Blackfoot, was in the
city on business last week.
c. V. Richardson of Indian Valley,
scent last Saturday here.
Miss Anne Redway is home from
Chicago.
Rev. w. c. Birmingham of Jump
ter, Oregon, was here the first of the
week.
C. f. Wyckoff left Wednesday for
the east, stopping at Omaha and other
of the large mercantile centers in or
der to purchase holiday goods. 1t is
rumored that Mr.. Wyckoff will not re-
turn alone.
Prof and Mrs Hayman entertained
Messrs Cleve Groome, Ralph Trow
bridge and Dan Banks at dinner We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Belcher en-
tertained few friends at dinner We'd
urday evening.
Miss Clara Maxey, assistant post
MASTER returned Tuesday from Port
land, where she spent her vacation in
visit with her sister.
Mr.. Charles Norton, mail clerk,
leaves today for his vacation trip. 1t
it rumored that when Mr.. Norton re-
turns he will be all fixed up for the
rest of the journey through life.
Misses Verna Horn, Agnes Bick
nell and Pearl Glenn leave tomorrow
for Lewiston, where they will do
work in the Normal school
Mr. L. w. Smith of Boise, former
secretary of the State Board of Phar-
macy, will take charge of the Wyckoff
Pharmacy for the next three weeks,
during the absence of the proprietor.
Judge and Mrs Hagelin of Nampa,
together with the sister of Mrs. Hage-
lin, Miss Simonson, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Scatterday
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Boulware, the popular
piano instructor, this week moved into
the old Hamilton house on Main St.
Hon. ]. M. Thompson spent Tues
day and Wednesday in the Capital
city.
D. A. Hawkins of Emmett, county
chairman of the Republican commit
tee, was in the city Tuesday on polit-
ical business. Mr.. Hawkins express
es himself as very well pleased with
the outlook and is confident that the
entire ticket will be elected this fall.
Mr.. Nelson of Nampa, sang de-
lightful basso solo at the Episcopal
church here last Sunday evening
Room for rent-nice modern, close
to College, Washington school. and
High school, Southeast corner 18th
and Dearborn. or phone 426W
WANTED-TO RENT FURNISH
ed room. Hot water heat perferred.
State price. Address R. l. Tribune.
A. p Alexander and wife of Nampa,
left yesterday afternoon for visit of
SSNSioI ohioiS tNi.
relatives and friends in and near Gle
yelad, Ohio. Mr. Alexander with Mr..
Tschumy formerly conducted the
Magic Theatre in this city.
Hon. Curtis Hayden will leave to-
morrow morning for little hunting
trip. The party will go to the Napton
reanch near the junction of the Snake
and the Owyhee rivers and show the
ducks where to get off.
Public school opens in this city
next Monday.
Mrs. o. R. Ackley visited at Merid-
ian last week
Councilman Adam visited with his
brother at Ontario last week.
Miss Laura Patton is in Boise at
tending the Teachers Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen were
Boise visitors several days last week. |
Albert Harvey has sold his prune |
crop, amounting to about 20 tons, to |
Joe Wilson.
Born-In this city, Monday, August
70, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Con