The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-12-05
SOCIAL and Personal items

Don't fail to see the Bachelor.
Honeymoon" at the Bungalow tonight
Willellenier Smith of Caldwell ha.
made homestead entry at the Boise
land Office on EH SEX section IS
= and VIZ SWA section IA, T. 8 NJ, R
4W., 100 acres.
Loreise, the 6-months-old daughter
of Prof. and Mrs. Cummings of Mid
dleton, died Monday afternoon. Deatf
was due to Group.
A. E. Sweet of Sweet has returned
house after disposing of carload Of
ho9y in this city. The hogs were
purchased by G. R. Blasingame OF
Los Angeles at 81 cents, the present
mxtkettprice.
ESH. Turner, manager of the Union
Stock Yards Sales Co.. left Sunday for
Garland, Utah, where he will purchase
horses and mules with which to help
fill his large government contract.
Miss Vivian Robertson left Sunday
for Kalispel. Mont, where she will
visit with her brother Juy and sister
Kate, who have homesteads near
Kaispel.
"A Bachelors Honeymoon at the
Bungalow tonight. This is highclass
production. The same company will
appear at the Bungalow as appeared
at Nampa and Boise.
Editor Purcell of The Weiser Sig
nal.was visitor in Caldwell Tuesday.
Mr.. Purcell states that Weiser is
growing and that The Signal is -four
ishing.
L. J. Ross of the firm of ]. H.
Forbes 81 Co, returned Moray af-
temoon from Bonneville county
where he had been on business.
Miss Emma Barney of Caldwell
and Harry E. Parmenter were united
in marriage in this city Thanksgiving
day by the Rev. w. J. Luscombe Of
Meridian. Mr.. Parmenter has Just
been appointed to position with the
0. IS. n. at sKemmerer, Wyo. The
couple have gone to that city where
they will make their future home.
Fine dry hndling delivered on short
notice: Phone lz3j. d5-tf
Professor F. F. Beale, recognized
ascone OF the leading organists Of the
Northwest, gave recital at the Boise
Congregational church Tuesday even
ing which was we'll attended and much
appreciated.
Miss Charlotte .Swatman, student
at the College. spent Thanksgiving
and the balance of the week at New
Plymouth visiting her parents.
Don't fail to see the Bachelors
Honeymoon" at the Bungalow to-
night, Friday. 1t is high class pro-
duetion in every respect, rendered by
artists in their profession. The man
ayers of The Bungalow should be en-
couraged in bringing to this city pro-
auctions of this character. ],
u No->~ 1,f% r.
Lonn. Neb, in response to a telegram
stating that his mother was not ex-
pected to live. She is 80 years OF
age. Mrs. Gowen lived in Caldwell
tor three or four years at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gowen. Her many
friends will be grieved to learn of her
sickness and trust that it is not as
serious as reported.
H. D. Hanna & Co. have purchased |
the Guerin wood yards and will add |
wood to their hay, grain and coal
business.
The new 350-foot steel bridge across
the Payette river north of New Ply
mouth was completed Saturday at
noon and the crew left for Letha to
work on that bridge. County Sur
veyor Mcconnell has been here the
past week or two putting in the bridge
across 1.-The old channel, and driving
the piling for the approaches This
work is all completed now. The Will
low creek people are busy filling up
the approaches on their side of the
river and all that is lacking is the APP
proaches on this side. As soon as
these approaches are put in the bridge
will be ready for trafic.-New Ply
mouth Sentinel
A. E. Harris, travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway with headquarters
at Seattle, was in Caldwell for a few
hours Tuesday. Mr.. Harris was for
merly student at the College Of Ida
no and he lived in Caldwell for a
number of years. He is the same old
Bert, little fatter but just as young
as ever.
DR.. J. A. Young Of Weiser was in
Caldwell Tuesday. While here he
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Mcdonald and
son, together with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Mcdonald, have gone
to their former home at Prescott, la.
The Thompson l5-cent Transfer Co.
have moved in with Hanna & Co. 9th
& Main st. Phone l73j. d5-tf
The incest Trimmed Hats for the
least money. M. E. Cilgan-Sarchet,
6l2 Main street. ds
Ala. Phelps, field secretary of the
party. was in the city this
weSE. Mr.. Phelps is attempting to
revive the Prohibition party in this
statd and will make his home here for
somf time to come.
J. p1. Brownell was sentenced to 80
days. in the county Jail for vagrancy.
J. H. Herr. formerly clothing mer-
chant of this city, now in the banking
business at Richland. Ore. was in the
city a.fcw days this week.
CALDWELL Lodge No. 10. |. O. o. f.. I
electfd the following officers at their
NEE 9ng last "Wednesday night T. NJ.
Nicibl, noble grand; S. Ben Dunlap,
vice bgrand; T. S. Jackson. recording
secr4tary: w. c. Dyer. treasurer; and
Mt Rev. c. A. Sias returned home
MONDAY from Cambridge, where he
heldEa series of meetings accomplish
luYAA great slaat ,f rood aud craat;pu |