The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-05
SOCIAL and Personal ITEMS

} Miss Daisy Beatty, state president
Eszuf the w. c. T. u, attended the Ada
county convention of the Union a,
s6,nse Tuesday evening. There was
~ lood attendance at the convenl.on
rhe evenings program was mos. in
keresting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Dawson OF
xO'Neil, Neb., arrived the latter part
of last week and are looking over
] the country with view of purchasing
. small ranch near Caldwell.
Z james J. Coyle left the latter part
is5pf last week for Sublett, Wyo., where
he VIZ be some time. NJ. Coyle
hives near Notus.
81 Attorney 1. c. Coffin OF Boise was
IN Caldwell Friday last attending to
I ,fess onal business before the pro-
bate court.
Frank E. Trotter transacted busi-
ness at the thriving town of Home
dale Friday last. Mr.. Trotter is SER
iously thinking of establishing a
newspaper at Homedale. He states
that several new and substantial
buildings have been erected at Home
dale during the past few months and
several more are either in course of
construction or contemplated. We can
assure the people of Homedale a
good, live newspaper in case Mr..
Trotter decides to locate among them.
Complimenting Miss Ellen Boulton
of Caldwell, Miss Gertrude McSpar-
ran gave a three-course luncheon Sat-
urday afternoon, inviting the girls
who graduated from the 9th grade.
The house was decorated in pink and
white. Pink and white candles dec
GRATED the table around which the
guests were seated. At each place
candles in china candlesticks were
burning, which were souvenirs for the
guests. The occasion was also Miss
Certrude's birthday, the event being
remembered by her friends with ap-
propriate aifts.-Meridian Times.
Ed Petrie, who has been at the Lin
coin Inn the past year in the capacity
Of clerk, has rendered his resignation,
and has accepted position with Har-
~ Fike in the hog shipping business.
he left Thursday for Los Angeles
with his first shipment
Leader.
Harry Carmichael, deputy sheriff
OF Canyon county, came from Cald-
well today to spend a two weeks va
cation harvesting his peach crop. He
predicts that Emmett's peaches will
bring returns of $oOO.OOO.OO to the
growers.-Emmett Index.
L. Rickabaugh held a most success
full sale at his place and will soon
leave for California, where he will
spend a year or two. The move is
made in hopes that Mr.. Rickabaugh's
health may improve. He has suffered
from rheumatism for some time Mr..
Rickabaugh and family will return to
Idaho as soon as possible.
Mrs. M. ]. Dickinson returned
home Friday last from Atlanta where
she spent the summer. En- route she
stopped for day at Nampa to visit
friends.
Mrs. Ralph Womack was taken to
Boise Monday suffering from a Sc
we're attack of appendicitis. An op-
Grafton was performed Tuesday,
which was successful, and she is get
ting along nicely. She was driven to |
Boise by F. ]. Bliss in his auto and
was accompanied by her husband.
Mr.. Womack returned home yester-
day.-Emmett Index.
Mrs. John Groome has been quite
i'll at her home on Belmont street
the past week.
James Boone left for the east Fri
day morning in company with Charles
Cakes. Mr.. Boone is on his way to
Yale where he expects to spend the
year in study at the Yale Law school.
Mrs. w. A. Stone has been i'll this
week.
Harold Stone. who has been spend
ing the summer with his parents here,
returned to the medical college of
the University of Michigan Tuesday
evening by way of the Northern Pa
ci6c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Case, who
have been visiting thei rson. Rev. w. i
N. Case, started home Thursday
evening. They go by way of Port ;,
land, California and New Mexico, ex-
pecting to see the other son who is
in the u. S. Forestry service in New
Mr.. Sebree entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Gwinn. Mr.. and Mrs. Little. Mr..
and Mrs. S. M. Coffin and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley at the Saratoga
noon, mortoring out to the