The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-01-17
50 CIAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

. 1t is rumored that there is soon t.
:, be sold at public auction, of all tn,
furniture in the Dewey Palace Hote
+ at Nampa.
Bert Mumford went out to Ed
E Mumford's ranch at Notus last Fri
day. returning Saturday.
Fred Hartenbower after visiting hi
parents in central Illinois, visited will
friends in Chicago, Minneapolis, St
Paul and Denver and other points fol
several months, returned home las
Sunday morning on No. l..
Harry c. Hail of Wilder was in the
, city Monday.
Huston Frost, the cattle dealer, ir
moving cattle a few days ago, his
horse slipped and fell, falling upon
his crippld leg. 1t injured it very
much, causing him to remain indoors
for some time to come.
4 Roy G. Dwyer has resigned as the
manager of the Idaho Railway Light
& Power company in the city
Charles. Calkins and wife gave a re-
ception last Tuesday night, January
9TH, in honor of Mr.. Calkins' uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Coats, of
Mimi, who are visiting in the city.
The Turner Horse Market of the
| city. have shipped over 6 carloads of
fine horses and mules from this city
since the LIST of the year. 1t is one of
the great institutions of our city.
Mrs. Geo. A. Sarchet, nee Miss
Martha Gilgan, was in Caldwell the
past week, looking after her large pro-
perty interests, she returned to her
home in South Dakota Thursday even
ing.
Wayne Frost, formerly of Caldwell,
but recently of Rupert, had his ankle
badly broken by the fall of horse,
and is now with his sister, Mrs. H. w.
Dorman, awaiting the healing of the
wound before going to Chicago to a
bone specialist to have the bone pro-
perly adjusted.
Roger McVey is at home sick with
the mumps.
Alex Ballantyne has moved his
family into town and will make their
home at the corner of 9TH and Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mcconnell were
IN town last week, visiting with their
sons, Fred H. and M. G. Mcconnell.
J. J. Billingsley returned Monday
from Hot Springs, South Dakota,
where ne has been for several months |
receiving medical treatmnt for cancer.
Little Francis, the four-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moore has been quite sick the past
week, but is slowly getting better.
Mrs. Ed Hedden has been at home
sick with la grippe for several days.
But is much improved now
DR.. and Mrs. Cue entertained the
Bridge club Thursday evening at their
residence on Cleveland Boulevard. the
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Cole, and
Gorgia Mcfarland. They were as.
sisted in serving by the Misses Harris,
Hay and Devers.
Mrs. H. w. Dorman, who has been
home sick with the la grippe for sew
erai days, is very much better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hurtt were Sum
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Devers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders of Boise, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tucker
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mr.. Elmer Clark of Boise was in
own Monday looking after business.
j. }. J.. Berlile has rented Mrs. A. K.
oteunenberg's 4O-acre orchard tract
On the slope at Emmett, and will
move his family and take possession
It once.
Professor Shinn. formerly of the
'tate University, now residing on his
richard at Lake Lowell, spent the day
Caldwell last Monday.
A recent letter from NJ. A. Frost
nd MIR. and Mrs. E. c. Laverinp. who
re spending the winter at San Diego.
eports that furs are as much in use
that Sunny climate as in our own
latian climate here. There appears
be as many of not more pneumonia
asses there than here.
Mrs. 5. +. CLANCY, the wife of Sam
nancy, OF Middleton, an old and high
respected pioneer of Boise valley.
led at her home in Middleton. last
thursday. January 9, 1918, after sew
raj months illness. The funeral SER
ices were from the Clancy residence
ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Binford left on
10y iOA SdllIOTHld TO visit with |
lends and relatives during the winter.
linn Driscoll was in the city from
oise, Thursday of last week looking
ter dilinquents. He had Just return
from Boise where he placed Roland
asket in the Children's Home.
FRED Berger and R. Kelley are in
iarantine at the home of Norman
elcher on 9TH and Belmont, with the
nallpox. '"e
The regular meeting of the For
ard Club was held in the Commercial
ub rooms Tuesday afternoon, Jan
ny IA. This was the first meeting
the new year and many topics Of
terest were discussed The atten-
nee was large and all were especially
terested in the paper presented bv
rs. Margaret Cook on the Juyen;le
'uIt Law. II is worth mention that
juvenile Court OF Idaho was Is.
oiished by the federation OF clubs
lie club voted to accept the gracious
er OF Mr.. Roy HURT OF the Mao;c
leatre, that, for the next six weeLs
give half the proceeds OF each even
5 entertainment for the benefit of
,, cemetery fund. The people nj
dwell are asked to attend WHEN