The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22

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DR.. Mabel Fouch of Parma was in the
city last week, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mitchell.
Chas. Davis and family are moving
into their home on Blaine street this
week.
E. H. Plowhead returned from Gar
den valley Wednesday.
Miss Edith Engle, who has been
came back Sunday.
Miss Sadie Jackson LETT Wednesday
to Join the Steelman family at Pay
cite Lakes.
The NJ L. Walkers are moving in
to the DR.. Haley home this week.
James II. Gipson spent Sunday with
his family at Horseshoe Bend.
A reception was rendered Rev. and
Mrs. Varney Friday evening in honor
of their silver wedding anniversary.
Their son Royal and wife of Baker
City we're among the out-of-town
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Munro enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyes at
dinner Thursday.
The second hand store of E. c. APP
person was attached by the sheriff
during the absence of Mr.. Apperson
in the hills, for an old claim for rent
by Ward 4 Harrington, amounting to
$3.50. Mr.. Apperson says the claim
will be satisfied and that he will open
for more business than ever in a short
time.
Al Gentzler has opened a Gus
Cooper block.
George, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Milliner, is i'll from an affection
of the groin.
J. Jester, Jr., is the happy father of
a brand new boy, born last Friday.
o. Royce and family left yesterday
for a two weeks outing on the coast.
Miss Anna Miller, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
city for the past two months, returned
to her home at Kemmerer, Wyo., Fri
day.
Bryan Harding, Bob Clemens, Ben
Van Wnygarden and VIM. and James
in Garden Valley.
Company G of the National Guard
of Idaho. left the armory here at 5
o'clock in the morning on Saturday
to hike to the state encampment at
as Eagle on Saturday, camping there
for the night, and completed the trip
to the Capital Sunday.
The company was under the COM
mand of Captain M. q. Mcconnell,
First Lieutenant Frank Wood and
Second Lieutenant Plummer. Lieu
tenant Johnson OF the medical corps
and Lieutenant B. L. Bennett, battal-
nta
the local militia. Captain Walter K.
Cupp, inspector of small arms, left for
Boise Friday afternoon.
R. B. Hartenbower returned to
Homestead Monday after spending a
few days in Caldwell. MIR. Harlem
bower has just completed the install
lation of mill for the Benson Min
ing Co., in which a number of local
men are interested. He says that
the company has splendid prospect
near Homestead.
The Middleton Herald says that the
village is preparing to build house
over the city Jail as a protection for
it and the Jail will be htted up with
bed and suitable furniture. The
house will be lifted up with the jail.
Orrin Guerin broke his arm last
week while riding bad horse at
Recreation Park.
Three car loads OF thoroughbred
Jersey dairy stock arrived in Caldwell
from Kentucky the latter part OF last
week. The herd consists of 81 head
d of them thoroughbreds but unreg.
istered. b. r. Clay of Homedale
shipped in the stock. He will keep
10 head for himself. The others vii
be sold either at private sale or a
the auction sales in September.
Charles Desmond, Idaho represen
tative OF the Washington Pipe Co.
left the latter part of last week TO
Tacoma, the home city OF his com
pany.
Judge Carl Davis of the Third Judi
cial District last week sustained tn
demurrer in the case of DIR. }.
Meyer VS.. Mrs. Sarah R. Isaac.
this case DR.. Meyer had garnishee
the alimony pal dto the court by Mi
Isaac while divorce proceedings wer
pending. Judge Davis sustained tn
demurrer on the ground that 1t wa
ambiguous and uncertain in that
did not allege that the debt INQUIRE
by defendant was for her own use 0
for the use and benefit of her sepa
rate estate.
Prof. and Mrs. H. 7. French hav
left Washoe for Corvallis, Ore. wher
they will make their future hom'
Prof. French has accepted a positio
under the government as state leade
of the farm extension work of tn
Oregon Agricultural college.
The Ontario Argus says. "Hal
Kaufman one OF the publishers {
the Columbia Herald at Houltol
Oregon, was arrested for sending oil
scene matter through the mails. Hal
claims that he printed the same stu
40 years ago. The Inspector did M
consider the age sufficient to place
among the classics"
William Stevens has returned fro
Ontario after pleasant visit Wi
relatives.
Mrs. L. N. Cook has returned hon
after a most enjoyable visit wi
friends and relatives at Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash have return,
home after short visit with frien'
at Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Burns al