The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-19

Governor Haines has appointed
Fred H. Mcconnell of this city
delegate to the convention and ex-
position of the United States good
roads association The convention
will be held at ST. Louis, November
TO- to IS.
Misses Ethel Bales and Juanita
Smith left Sunday for Lewiston,
where they will enter the state normal
school in that city.
The reception given Friday evening
last in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. +. M.
Roseman at the Methodist church
was we'll attended. During the even
ing great many friends of Caldwell
and Pleasant Ridge called. Mr.. Rose
man and family have gone to Cor
wallis. Oregon, where they will make
their future home. This community
loses a successful farmer and dairy
man and a most useful citizen.
Roger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Lyon, has gone to Salem, Oregon,
where he will enter Willamette uni
versity.
A new combination passenger and
baggage coach to be used on the
Caldwell Traction company lines
reached Caldwell from the factory at
Niles, Ohio, Thurs day. The coach
is of the latest design in car architec-
ture, finished in white oak and heated
with an electric hot air plant. The
car will be placed in service during
the next few days.
Mrs. G. J. Dobson, one OF the
pioneers of Boise valley and for many
years a resident of Caldwell, is quite
sick in hospital at Hoquian, Wash.
She has been in the hospital nearly
all summer. Her address is West
port, Wash, postoffice box 500.
A. B. Martin is in receipt of a letter
is at Quentin, Okla, and very anxious
kinds were failure this season. The
times are very hard in Oklahoma.
He states that stock hogs are selling
day farmer brought load of pigs
weighing from IS to 40 pounds to
town and the most he colud get was
one dollar head. The stock is all
gone and every man who has horse
ora mule is offering to sell in order
to get out of the country.
l. II. kellar was in Parma Satur-
day. He states that on that day two
carloads of honey and four carloads
of prunes were shipped. Sunday the
prune shipments from Parma were
finished.
Chas. P. Hartley, Jr., came in from
the May Queen mine on Homestake
mountain Monday. He reports the
May Queen penetrating some mighty
good looking rock and expects good
results if present indications keep up.
He returned Immediately after pur-
chasing supplies Avalan-
che.
The Lewiston Normal school open
ed Monday. One of the instructors
this coming year is Miss Verna Horn
of Caldwell She will be the assistant
in the primary department.
E. Z. Price OF Boise was visitor
in Caldwell Sunday, the guest OF Miss
Dorothy Dement,.
Mrs. E. J. Catlow, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. John Brunzell, her
brother, Fred Allen and two daught-
ers, Eunice and Dolores, lof Oro-
vile, Oregon, are in the city. The
Misses Catlow will attend the Cald-
we'll schools this year.
An appeal was filed in the supreme
court from the district court of Can
yon county in the case OF L. Jensen
versus George Bumgarner, in which
the plaintiff is seeking to recover
wages for labor performed.
E. c. Apperson who has suffered
from rheumatism during the last
couple of weeks is now able to be
around again.
Jos. Teagarden of Middleton ship
ped a carload of oats to this city
Saturday.
K. A. Young, formerly OF the firm
of Van Hyning & Young, has &C
cepted a position as manager OF the
general mercantile store OF Foote u
Wallace at Middleton. The former
manager, c. E. Biggs, has resigned
and will move to BOISE.
Mrs. ]. w. Murray and children
have moved from Middleton to Cald-
we'll for the winter in order that the
children may attend the Caldwell
public schools. Mr.. Murray has gone
to California for his health. Asthma
of the heart recently developed and he
found it necessary to make this change.
The city administration is making
a. number of street improvements on
Denver street. The street is being
graded and large drainage ditch
constructed.
Those who signed contracts with
the Beaver River Power Co, when
it was preparing to enter Caldwell,
and who later rallied to comply with
the. contract, will be interested to
know that these contracts can be
enforced, according to decision
handed down by Judge Mccarthy OF
Ada county. The test case OF the
Power Co. VS.. Wack Gillum resulted
in this decision.
Mrs. L. A. Harris was at Weiser
# the fore part of the week looking
after business interests in that city,
Austin Westrope was Boise WIS
itor- Mondoy.
Misses Lettic Weymouth and
Bessie Harper lett Sunday evening
for Lewiston where they will enter
the state normal school.
Frank Howard OF Roswell was a
business visitor in Caldwell Monday
Herbert Sturgeon returned Monday
from Valparaiso, Indiana, where he
has been studying telegraphy to'