The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-21

F, H. Van WynWarden is wearing
Taft smile this week because of the
arrival of his wife who came out from
Caldwell and will remain here for the
future Van has been telling us that
his better half would soon be here
so Just to show the young couple that
Juntura was glad to have them num-
bered among our citizens, the Merry
Makers Band serenaded them Monday
evening.-Juntura (Ore.) Times.
The handsome cottage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mitchell on Albany street
is nearly completed. 1t will be ready
for occupancy within a week or ten
days. ~
According to the Juntura Times {.
H. Turner was at Juntura this week
buying horses. Last week he pur-
cha scd a car load of S. E. Blaylock
which were shipped Monday. These
horses are being delivered to the gov
eminent.
The county commissioners have de-
cided to build bridge across the old
channel OF the Payette river above the
New Plymouth bridge. The bridge
will be built as soon as possible. The
people of New Plymouth are donating
500 towards the cost of the bridge.
Age is not an infallble sign of ma
turity.
H. A. ireland, the Canyon county
farm adviser, is putting forth strent
uous efforts to gather creditable ag-
ricultural display to be exhibited at
the National Corn exposition which
will be held at Dallas, Texas, in Feb
ruary He has visited the Payette,
vally where he met with hearty SUPP
port. The farmers are interested and
alive to the benefits that might accrue
to this section by having such dis
play at the exposition.
A. J. Breshears, alderman of Middle
ton, is entirely, too conscientious. ne
was appointed street superintendent
by Mayor CLANCY but refused to serve
for the reason that as member of the
council he would be called upon to act
upon the allowance of his own ex-
pense claims as street superintendent.
Peter Meth was appointed to the POI
istion.
DR.. NJ Nichter, formerly one OF the
bright lights among the veterinary
fraternity of this part of Canyon Co.,
was here Sunday, driving one Of his
good horses. He had been at Weiser
for year or more but has recently
located at Caldwell where he plans to
take up his old vocation as public auc-
tioneer in addition to his Veterinary
practice-Middleton Herald
Earl Cox has returned to his Ore
gon ranch in Malheur county after a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cox who live on the north
side. Earl is now engaged in the stock
business and is doing very we'll.
Love is responsible for many cur
tailed vacation.
= Mrs c. B. Miller and daughter have
returned to- their home at Boise after
short visit with Mrs Miller's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Campbell.
The Rev. Geo. R. Varney of the
Baptist church returned this week
from Oakland, CAL, where he went to
attend meeting Of the Evangelical
Board OF the Northwest.
Miss Fanny Rivers left the latter
part of last week for Kansas City, Mo-,
where she will make her future home
with sister. Miss Rivers has made
her home the past two years with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Moon are now
at home to their many friends Mrs.
Moon was formerly Miss Marion B.
Morrow of Boise. The happy couple
were married at Boise Nov. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Phillips will
soon leave for the coast where they
expect to spend some time. Mr.. Phil
lips has rented his place for two years
to Barton Bradley of Deer Flat. Mr.,
and Mrs. Bradley have taken possess
sion OF the Phillips place near the
city.
{ We know him as Old Ten Per Cent.
The more he had the less he spent
the more he got tn less he lent. He's
dead-we don't know where he went; 4
but if his soul to heaven is sent, hell
own the harp and charge 'em remit
Atlanta Constitution. 1
, Mrs. l.. W.. Botkin was hostess at
a delightful bridge tea at her home on
College Heights last Saturday after
noon. Delicious refreshments were
served in the dining room, the table
being presided over by Mrs. H. H.
Hayman, Mrs.e Chs. Sanberg and Miss
Edith Boyes. The prize, beautiful
plate, was won by Mrs.
Ernest Boone. Those enjoying Mrs.