The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-03
SOCIAL and Personal ITEMS

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ground in Payette seeking to buy ap
plies by the car load outright and tnt
II apple situation looks better than il
has for some time. A number Of
sales have been made in this section
Of from five to fifteen car loads av.
eraging the grower from 81 to $l.2:
+. o. b. Payette and still the buyers
are here wanting more fruit.-Payette
Enterprise.
MIR. Otto X. Blackaby and Miss
Claudia Williams, both OF Jordan Val
ley, were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs. X
M. Duncan in Vale yesterday alter
! noon at 3 o'clock, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. Cook, pastor
OF the Christian church of Vale.-On-
tario Democrat.
/ Throughout eastern Idaho we are
getting ready to convert beets into
/ sugar, sugar into cash, cash into
politics, politics into sugar, and sugar
coated contracts into beet tracts, and
thus we get back to the soil. It's a
sweet little game, this extraction Of
saccharlne matter, and pouring the
saccharine into the sucker-Pocatello
Tribune.
G. B. Smith, formerly of the COM
mission house of this city, is now buy
ing apples for an eastern firm. Ac-
cording to the Middleton Herald he
visited that city and offered growers
$l.l5 for first and $l.OO for seconds
on spot cash basis.
Howard Sebree is in the city from
California to attend the Canyon
County fair and look after business
interests.
Rev. George r. Varney, pastor of
the Baptist church or this city, is at
lBlackfoot this week, attending the
Baptist state convention. Yesterday
he delivered an address before the
convention on the progress of the
United Missionary Campaign
Born, Tuesday morning, Sep. % to
Mr.. and Mrs. u. B. Biggs of Nampa,
daughter. This makes five genera
tons of one family represented in
this city, Grandma Lang being the
head, her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
R. Hickey represents the fourth, c.
r. Hickey the third, the latter's
daughter, Mrs. Biggs, the second and
the new Miss Biggs the first OF the
last generation. Five generations with
living representatives are very un-
common.-Na1npa Record.
According to Mayor Fiske Parma
refunded the amount which was mis-
appropriated to her by Assessor
Frank Crowther more than three
months ago.
Mrs. E. w. Randall ii st. Paul and
Mrs. Mary Hagerman of Morris,
Mimi, are visiting their brother, H.
w. Stone. They will probably be
lere until some time next week.
Miss Helen Gregory of Payette was
n Caldwell last Thursday visiting
Miss Esther Reed at Finney hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Botkin were in
Boise last Sunday.
Stewart Ross has returned to Cald-
veil from a short trip to Oregon. :
The Woman's Missionary society of ,
he Presbyterian church met at Mrs. {
'rice's last Tuesday. t
The Westminster Guild was de- /
GIFTED to learn at their last meeting {
nat Mrs. Henry Blatchley had offer 1
d to give her we'll known lecture on +
The Madonna in Art" before the I
iuild some time in November. The a
,cture is illustrated by so sets OF 80 S
ictures each. /
Margaret Humphrey is spending
lir week with her parents in Parma. +
The fair was fortunate in securing +
lie services of Miss Amy Kelly as |
Domestic Science Judge. She is sent I
ut for extension work by the depart v
tent of the state university. Her c
are in Boise. All were t
elighted with her careful judgment e
nd charming manner. +
The Westminster Guild was enter t
lined last Wednesday evening by v
lrs. F. F. Beale. The new study t
ooks on immigration were distribut- h
d. Dainty refreshments we're served. h
Miss Helen Bicknell was the guest a
t her aunt, Miss Finney, at Finney b
all last Friday evening. t
Miss Alice Reed, one of the high v
chool teachers, is spending part of v
he fair vacation with her parents in /
ayette. /
The damage done in the high school r
week ago is being repaired during c
ne fair vacation. G
The railroad surveyors have moved t
amp to the Isaacs ranch on lower
uccor creek, from which place they i
an complete the survey to Snake |
ver. They have found at no place |
n the line of survey a grade to ex- t
eed one per cent, and the most prac- I
cable route from Winnemucca to I
make river. From this point the I
Dad can be extended, through an al 1
lost level country, to connect with
ne P. |. & N. at Weiser, or on to
'oise through the Roswell neighbor-
God. The survey runs west of Sue
or creek along the Owyhee ridge,
eeping out OF and above the rocky
nd rugged canyon between upper I
nd lower Succor creek, and will nat
rally cross Snake river between
lomedale and the mouth OF the Owy-
ee river.-Jordan Valley Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hasbrouck left
onday evening for Bloomdale,
lichigan, where they were called by
ne dangerous illness of Mrs. Has
rouck's father, who has not been
ell for several months.
w. r. Sebree is in the city, having
lst returned from southern Caliior-
ia.
c. w. Cooper wishes to inform the
eaders of The Tribune that he is
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