The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-17
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Miss L. Fay Fowler, county super
intendent of schools, visited friends
and relatives and looked after school
affairs at Nampa, Tuesday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Lyon and fam
'Eily, of Caldwell, drove down in their
A car Sunday and were calling on friends
1 in the city. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lyon OF On
tario. Mrs. Lyons mother. Mrs. A..
K. Remington, expects to leave in a
few days for an extended visit with
friends at their former home in In
dependence. Kansas-Weiser Signal
MesSrs. H. X. Hammond and Oscar
Stengel left for Montour and other
points along the Idaho Northern Sun
Iday They returned reporting a pleas
ant trip.
The Nampa sugar factory will re-
main standing in its present dismant-
led condition indefinitely. according
TO Thomas r. Cutler, president OF the
Ctah-ldaho Sugar company, who was
the guest of T. r. Horne in Nampa
4 Friday.-Nampa Leader-Herald.
| William Lawrence. formerly stew
| ard for the Commercial club, has re-
turned to Caldwell. Billy says that
he just got tomesick and had to re-
turn.
1t is said that Nat Goodwin has
invented card index for Divorces.
1t precludes all possibility, it is claim
ed. of one marrying the same girl the
/ second time by mistake .-Payette,
Makes Progress.
THE Ladies' Aid OF the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual Rum
mage sale on Oct. "a and Is. Olga
Hugh Wilson, w. R. c. No. IS will
hold special meeting for the pur-
pose of initiation on Saturday, Ccr.
IL. at Z.30 p. m. in the NJ. w. A. hall
| located over the Idaho Meat market.
Mrs. Eustace from Newcastle, Wyo.
IS here visiting her grandmother, AIRS
b. 5. Brown and the Eiphick family
The Ladies Aid OF the METHODIST
church will hold bazaar IN the BASE
n.ent of the church on tuesday, Dec.
"a. A cafeteria lunch at noon anu
dinner IN the evening will be served.
b. Manseil, one o. the prominent
and substantial farmers of Notus, was
business visitor IN Caldwell Tues
day. Mr.. Mansell says that people
are moving into town unat their cnil-
cren may attend school and thai
everything at Notus is moving along
nne. It IS refreshing to see a man
these days who does not think thai
Inc country is going to the bow vows
IN . hurry.
Wiiilam P. Taylor and Mrs. Emma
b. lrotter, both of Greenlea., came
mere this morning and went at once
to the court house. After securing |
marriage license they we're united as
enc by Probate Judge Ayers. They
Will return at once to. their home IN |
Creenieaf. Both parties have been
married before.-Weiser Signal.
expert. was at Nampa the fore part OF /
the week for the purpose of interest
ing the Nampa Chamber OF Com
merce in the movable schools the Il
state university will conduct this win
ter. In order to secure school Nam
pa people will have to stand a small
expense. Twelve schools will be held
Ill ldaho this winter, two of which
will be in Canyon county. One school II
will be held at Fruitland and the other II
at Nampa If the plans of Mr.. Ireland
do not miscarry.
Mrs M. K. Shumate of Nampa was II
a Caldwell visitor Friday last. II
r. z. Price. Esq, capitalist and lin
ctyPe operator, was in the city from II
Poise Tuesday.
b. F. Clay was in the city form Fro
mans Ferry Monday. Mr.. Clay II
states. that last spring he planted 3 II
pounds OF seed potatoes on 87H So. II
.eet OF white sage land and ,reaped 1856
pounds OF the finest spuds. This
amounts to about 14OO bushels to the II
acre according to The Tribune's light
ning calculator. At any rate it IS a
very good yield.
We are informed that a new town
8 to be established to be known as
IIaytonia and will be located at or
near Froman's Ferry. I'll
The case against James Adam and
niDert Crane. was dismissed in Judge
Harger's court Monday, on motion of
he prosecuting attorney.
Hon. S. D. Taylor. Hon. M. r
Swinn, and Hon. w. A. Coughanour.
Of Payette. all prominent Odd Eel,
ows. were in Caldwell Monday for1I
ne purpose of attending the funeral11
u the late George H. Handy. III
Miss Jennie A. Stout and Miss
DAISY Beatty have returned from the
part of the state. They
'ttended the w. c. T. u. convention
It Twin Falls and afterwards visited
Pocatello, Blackfoot and Idaho Falls.
The ladies of the Catholic club mei
With Mrs DR.. w. H. Johnson We'd N
iesday afternoon.
w; b. Goodheart, grand lecturer of
he Masonic lodge in the state, was
n caldwell couple of days this week
VISITING the local lodge. Mr.. Good
'eart lives at Weiser and was FORMER
Y one OF the publishers of the Weiser
Judge and Mrs. NJ. A. Bates of Par.
ma we're in Caldwell Monday attend
ng the funeral services held in honor
IT George H. Handy.
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