The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-15

lace several times, and from presen,
INDICATIONS 1t VIII De necessary to
lance again Monday. I1er BABY was
taken SICK and Is at the hospital
MIS-. Eva GrlHtnS and daughters OF
Illinois are guests Vi AIeSsrs. ii. a.
ana w alter UrlHllnS. " ME mere lney
were shown over the fayette ana
boise VaNeyS and also visited son
and brother, Lewis Grlmths OF Deer
l. lat.
thursday morning William and
James hawkes., Bryan t1arulng, BOZ
demons and Ben Van Wyngaruen
ie4t tor Garden Valley tor few
weeks uting.
Monday Mrs. John Coggberg OF
1Oneudie brought her DaDy to the
hospital. he Cn4ld has been suffer-
ing with lntracOLlls but is improving
Ihe second preliminary examlua
ton o1 James Il. tarrelI, charged
Win Digalny and polygamy, was ned
mere Monday afternoon. rarrell was
AGAIN Dounu over to the district court
Tor trlai and released under 9loUU bail.
=. Il. Emmett went to Homedaie
tuesday to superlntend the brick
Work no two-story building.
l.. }. koSS made business trip to
Bliss MONDAY returning ednesday.
MT. and Mrs. I. L. Buckner lett
Saturday TOT knoxville, lenn., tor a
visit With relatives and friends. Mr..
buckner WAL return III ABOUT three
weeks and Mrs. buckner Will remain
lor much longer visit.
Mrs. LeOra w aIte Is spending few
days at the home OF ner daughter,
Mrs. l.. 5. Lille.
Miss Eva Mckinney OF Charles
City, Iowa, is spending the summer
with her sister, MRS. y. K. Emmett,
west OF the city. Miss Mckinney
has just returned from trip through
California.
rlre Chief Chas. Allen and family
returned yesterday from the hlns
where they have been spending their
vacation. MT. Alien reports the
trout nshing not very good TINS year.
Sage hen shooting was good and they
also slgnted bear track.
MIR. Holman and FAMILY, Elijah
Frost and family, and II. w. DOrman
and family VIII leave Saturday to
spend their vacation at Granite State
mines near Pearl.
The members of the D. A. R. gave
farewell party for Mrs. George Over
tuesday afternoon at the home o.
Msr. War dStone.. Mrs. Over vii
leave Saturday tor visit with hel
mother at Minneapolis, and later vii
JON MT. Over at Eugene, Ore, where
they expect to make their home.
MT. and Mrs. Joe Roddy and fam.
lily and Mrs. Charles DAVIS and family
are enjoying a vacation in the hills.
Miss Bessie Harris of San Fran
cisco is guest of the H. w. Dorman
and NJ. A. Roberts homes.
Mrs. Sumner Dee and daughter
Percis lett last Friday tor two
weeks outing at Payette Lakes.
G. l.. Crookham returned last week
from d business trip through Nebras-
ka, Oklahoma, Kansas and Iowa. he
found the weather so extremely hot
that the crops in parts of Oklahoma
and Kansas were burned and gave the
appearance of late fall.
Miss Anna Miller spent several days
visiting friends at Middleton.
Marie Maxey, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Ed Maxey of Boise, visited last
week with the grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Horn.
Miss Edna Day of Homedale spent
Saturday and Sunday in Caldwell.
Miss Helen Dee is spending two
weeks in Nampa, visiting with thu
Frank Holderman family who recent
ly moved away from Caldwell.
DR.. +. P. Smith has been suffering
this week with an liberated tooth ant
was unabel to attend to his ofic'
work.
Mrs. Walter Alderman of Salem
Ore, is in the city tor a severa
weeks visit with relatives, being ;
guest at the J. S. and H. E. Beatt!
homes.
Mrs Fred Lohlein of Sunny Slop'
had a severe fall one day last week II
which the right leg was broken II
two places. She is beingK cared TO
at the Canyon hospital.
Rev. D. B. Titus is spending TIVE
weeks vacation on his homestead.
Horace Crookham is visiting witt
his uncles, John and G. B. Steunen
berg at the ranch this week.
E. c. Crow of Twin Falls has rent
ed the Blackstock property on l3t1