The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-30

Nat1Onal Dank OF vale, has severed
his connection with that institution
and will probably locate permanently
in this city. Mr.. Munro was formerly
assistant cashier of the Caldwell Com
mercial Bank and is we'll and favora-
bly, known throughout this territory.
Born, at the Canyon hospital, Mon
day, May rs, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Caulson of Sunnyslope, daughter.
LOST-Part of whistle of auto ST.
rem between Caldwell and Lake Low
ell. Return to Tribune office.
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The game of ball played Sunday be-
tween Fargo and Wilder resulted in
a victory for the former by score
F. M. Martin has had a splendid
artesian we'll sunk over 200 feet on
his place in Dixie. F. J. Russell of
Parma did the work.
All hats in the house at exceedingly
low prices during our 3O-day sale
come in and examine the bargains
The Vogue Millinery. m9-3O
Mrs. B. M. Holt entertained Messrs.
and Mesdames Redway, Cue and Dew
ers at dinner on Wednesday evening,
Ward Macarthur and Miss Geneva
Bullock of Boise, were married in
Caldwell Monday, Mr.. Case being the
officiating clergyman.
Rev. Mr.. Tate of White Salmon.
Washington, has been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter this week.
Mrs. B. F. Giffen of Parma, attend
ed the Chautauqua banquet held in
the Community house Wednes day
noon.
Mrs. A. l. Myers had as dinner
guests Sunday Miss Botkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt and Mr.. r. B. Scatterday.
After dinner the guests were taken to
. Lake Lowell where they spent the
afternoon boat riding.
F. G. Lee of Wilder made a bust
ness trip to Caldwell on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger moved this
week into the cottage west of Mr..
Harrington home on Cleveland boule-
YARD
Miss Ruth Leggett took dinner with
Miss Katherine Mann Sunday even
ing.
Have the bayby's picture taken at
the Snodgrass Picture Shop. m23-3O
The Misses Price and Botkin will
give series of parties, the first to be
given Thursday evening, May 10Th.
Miss Alice Garnet of Boise, was an
over Sunday guest of Miss Ruth Leg
gett.
Miss Fowler will give a luncheon
Saturday evening in honor of her
friend, Miss Hessie Ward, who leaves
for California in the near future.
The p E. O.'s met with Mrs. ]. c..
Rice on Monday evening. After the
regular business meeting Mrs. Blon-
del gave a most interesting book re-
view on "The Street Called Straight"
Mrs. Rice reviewed 1.-THE Harvester"
which was enjoyed by all. During the
evening delicious candies were served
Frank Meek who has been attend
ing the Willamette University re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Harry. Jones and George Kinkiad
arrived home Wednesday night from
Salt Lake where they have been at
tending the university.
Ex-Governor Morrison was in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. Robertson. secretary of the
tax commission of Idaho, was at the
court house on business Wednesday.
The Site Frau met with Miss Mary
Cupp on Friday afternoon.
The bridge club met with Mrs. w.
J: Ross on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Cue won the prize and presented it
to Mrs. M. L. Walker, who also re-
ceived linen shower from the ladies
OF the club. Light refreshments were
served. y
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ross and daneh-
ter spent Wednesday in Weiser. TAX
ing dinner with friends.
A harming luncheon was given by
Mrs. S. D. Simpson last Monday at
1880 After delicious and novel
menu the tables were set for bridge.
The prize. silver nail buffer, was
won by Miss Genevive FLYNN. The
guests were the Misses Cupp, Bertha
Cupp, Botkin, Haley Flynn, Stewart,
Opal Stewart
Now i the time to get your hats
cheap. The Vogue Millinery Parlors
are having a sale. mo-3O
Mrs. G. A. Over is visiting with
friends in the country.
Elaine Wheeler has gone to visit
her grandparents in Baker City, Ore.
Mrs lockwood of Roswell, dined
with the Chautauqua at the Commu-
nifty house Tuesday noon.
DR.: Blondel has purchased the lots
on Cleveland boulevard west of DR..
Coles home. where he expects to
build beautiful bungalow.
Mrs. Villa Ross has recovered
be about
J. T: Hay made a business trip to
Boise Monday.
Messrs. Colin Mcleod and Elijah
Frost were visitors in the capital city
Monday.
The Snodgrass Picture Shop IA
equipped to make the best pictures
obtainable, We invite you to call
and examine our work. m23-3O
The members of Mrs. Stones ciass
OF the First Presbyterian s. s. com.
monty known rs the college class"
were hostesses to the young men of
Mr. Rankin's and Mr.. Murphy's class
es at delightful lawn party given
at the home of Miss Ceneve Gordon
on Arlington Heights Wednesday
evening About fifty were present,
and most enjoyable evening was