The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-16
HOMEDALE

Stone is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Chas. Dugdale.
w H Jesse made business trip
70 Caldwell Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Chas. Dugdale and Miss Mar
tina Dugdale visited at the Schenck
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Gordon, cook at the Gilman
Hotel, went to Boise for few days
W W. w. Peter spent Saturday and
Sunday in Caldwell.
Up. Wood made trip to Caldwell
Thursday.
Miss Fern Bitner is displaying some
new views of the city and vicinity in
her post card rack.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Banks of Cald-
well, were business visitors Saturday.
MR. an Mrs. Tony Freeburn were
in town from the ranch Thursday.
James Miller was quite seriously in
iured last week. One of his horses
threw the check over its nose and be-
came unmanageable. The horse in
plunging jerked Mr.. Miller and he fell
striking his side across the wagon bed.
He has been unable to work since.
Mrs. c. E. Whitmore was in the
city Thursday.
Guy Jordan has charge of the ferry
and Mr.. Heath is giving his personal
attention to the work at the cement
block factory.
Mrs. Willard Robinson and Miss
Edna Day made business trip to
Wilder Monday and returned with
load of coal.
Barney Owsley returned last week
from trip to Grand View.
Mr. Rowan of Fargo, is working for
the town site company.
A new schedule of rates wetn into
effect at the Homedale ferry Saturday,
May 10.
Mr.. Crowther of Caldwell, passed
through here last week on his way
from Jordan Valley to Caldwell. He
was painting signs for the Alexander
Clothing Co.
Mr.. Prescott of the Idaho Candy
Co., Mr. Spinner of the Falk Mercan-
tile Co., of Boise were down Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Fawkes was over from Central
trading Wednesday,
Mr.. Bollinger of Fargo, is doing
carpenter WoIk ioI TIC towh StS Soh'
pany
The Bel Telephone men completed
their work here lat week.
Charles Brewster was over
Fargo on business Wednesday.
Martin Shenfield made business
trip to Caldwell Wednesday,
Hazel Sample was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Martha Forney made trip
to Caldwell Thursday and returned
with wagon and horse for the livery
barn.
Geo. B Peter has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to return to this home here and
came out Sunday.
G. w. Butt was Caldwell visitor
Thursday.
last week attending to business per-
tanning to his land here.
Jack Owsley and bride, formerly
Miss Christina Hallen, returned
home from Grand View Saturday
We extend best wishes and hearty
congratulations.
Ralph Weeks was over from Wilder
with a load of wire for G. H. Van
Wyngarden Thursday.
Clyde Fellows made trip to Will
der Thursday for a load of posts.
Mrs. William Thomas made trip
to Caldwell Friday.
Frank Tracy was Caldwell visitor
Friday.
William Isaacs was over to his
ranch on upper Succor creek last
week.
Doc Smith of Wilder was over look
ing over his land here Friday.
G. F. Kin, contractor and carpenter
made trip to Boise Friday, returning
Saturday
Mark Price went to Caldwell Satur.
day, returning Sunday bringing Mrs
Price and children who have been Wis.
ting for some timewith Mrs. Prices
daughter, Mrs. John Coughlin.
c. M. Hill president of the towr
site company, was over from Boise
with two carriage loads OF Minneapo
lis men Saturday.
Charles McCoard made trip tc
Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs. B. L. Hall of Fargo, was ove'
trading Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Leigh and chill
dren and Miss Celia Cowan were ovel
from Apple Valley visiting at thu
Cowan home Sunday.
Rev. Campbell conducted religious
services at the school house Sunday
Wade Owsley is home again afte
spending several weeks at work a
Grand View.
Roy Myler is on the sick list. HI
is under the care of DR. McReynolds
Appendicitis Is feared.
Mr.. Vail came over from Dixie Il
the mines Sunday.
Bud Marsh and Mr.. Stewart wer,
over from Central Cove to the bal
game Sunday.
Artie Hundson was over from vii
der to umpire the ball game.
c. +. Pennington made a trip Il
Dixie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rogers made
trip to Fargo Monday.
l.. d, and Frank Peters are grading
the depot grounds.
+. f. Harthrong hauled a load 0
household goods to Caldwell for M
d. Cotton