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

II Every dollar sent to eastern shore
H gays Good-bye- for evermore
Il ou' the dollar you spend with tht
H r, homemade sound
H Neeps a-comin' and a-comin' and :,
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Ar -Kooskia Mountaineer
Miss Lucy Cakes returned Er;da,
AFTER short visit at Portland The
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs George Cakes
J., L. Baker and daughters. Marie
ana Pauline, returned from Portland
friday after short visit in that civ
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Badley and
children returned Saturday after a
most delightful outing at the coast
Mrs. J. F. Kegley, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. c. 7
Westcott for several weeks. left for
her home at Ogden Friday evening.
Earl R. Baird of Payette and Grace
Fl. Smith of Caldwell were married AZ
noon Friday in the parlor of the Sar-
atoga hotel in this CITY, Rev w 7
Boone officiating. Mr. and Mrs Baird
le1t friday evening, for Payette where
they will make their home.
Z. ID. Gates has returned after a 10
DAYS outing at the Payette lakes. He
trip.
F. A: Clark accompanied his wife
and children to this city Thursday
Mrs: Clark and children have gone to
.Bellnigham, Wash, for months Wis
it with her mother.
Mrs. G. A. Deitrick returned Sat-
urday evening from Wisconsin, where
she had accompanied the remains of
her father, Rev. G. A. Taylor.
w. c. Dyer leaves Saturday for
Meadows where he will spend a cou-
pie of weeks fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Davis have re-
turned from Portland to remain. Mrs.
Davis will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Roddy and children to the
mountains next week.
Prof. H. H. Hayman has been in
Ada county this week interesting
prospective students in the College Of
Idaho.
c. S. Doan returns to Wood river
country Saturday. He has been up
there already once this year. At the
time rain interfered with the fishing
to such an extent that Mr.. Doan
thought he might as we'll return to
Caldwell for few days.
The case of H. E. Wallace VS.. City
of Caldwell for one months salary
as city attorney was tried before
Judge Blunck at Nampa. The case
was decided against the plaintiff who
was also assessed with the costs of
the action. 1t transpired at the trial
that Attorney Wallace had never
been confirmed as city attorney by
the city council.
Wednesday afternoon a difficult
surgical operation was performed at
he Canyon hospital by DR.. w. H.
Johnson, assisted by DR.. ]. w. Cue,
IN Mrs. Rudolph Steffen, who re-
tides three miles west of this city.
Mrs. Steffen was suffering from a
of troubles following an
'peration recently performed on her
n Wisconsin. The internal organs
lad grown together and were giving
lot little trouble to the lady. These
lad to be separated, which was skill
ully done, and the patient is doing
'ery nicely.
Mrs. VI. R. sebree and daughter
Dorothy left Sunday evening for a
'isit with friends in Denver. Mr.. Sc
,ree and son Trowbridge left by auto
Wednesday for Denver, where Mr..
'ebree will attend the Knights Tenn
liar conclave. August IL to Is.
Z. J. Atchison, a merchant of this
lty, sustained broken leg late Fri
lay afternoon when the horse he was
iding fell, pinning his rider under
eath. The accident occurred about
wo miles south of Caldwell. The in
ured man was conveyed to the Can
on hospital for medical attention.
Editor Burroughs of the News in
orms us that there will be good at
enhance at the meeting of the West
IN Idaho Press association which I
ill be held at the Payette Lakes. ,
tate Sanitary Inspector Wallis, Dep ,
ty Parker and Joel L. Priest of the ,
'regon Short Line, are among the
rominent men who have signified !.
leir intention of attending the meet ,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Stockton, Mrs.
ON Andrews and Leonard Stockton
lotored up from Parma Sunday and t
oent the day at the Frank Muter
ONE. {
Mrs. M. c. Lively returned to Cald- {
ell after spending year in Las We I
as, Nevada. ,
VIM. H. Lively was a guest of his :
ster, Mrs. Muter, Sunday :
Prof. J. A. Smith OF Ogden, Uath, :
ne of the foremost educators of the
ltermountain states and a brother {
DR.. D. N. Smith of Caldwell, ar I
we'd in the city Monday to spend a r
'rtnight with friends and relatives t
the vicinity of Deer Flat and
reenleaf, where he has a daughter,
RS. c. w. Drew.
Mrs. A. B. Ogden and daughter, I
ISIS Edna Ogden, of Williamsburg, '
IVA. returning from trip to the '
'ast, arrived in the city Wednesday 6
r a visit of couple weeks with d
RS. Ogden's daughter. Mrs. H. D. q
Apprentices wanted to learn Milf
,ry.-Mrs. Geo. A. Sarchet, 6l2 Main
rect. AZ
Mrs. Norman Belcher and sons will
ave today for Salt Lake to visit her
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Smith are the
oud parents of son who arrived