The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-21
SOCIAL and Personal items

Botkin's hospitality were Mesdames
Belcher, Ruby, Roberts, Henry, Van
Duyn, Hoffman, Boone, Blondel, Hun
ter, Griffin, Simpson, Southwark,
Wyckoff, Harrington, Lyon, Holt,
and the Misses Flynn, Stewart, Kelle-
her, Canter, Mary and Bertha Cupp
and Martha and Bess Price
! Mrs. H. D. Blatchley was at Noun
tain Home Saturday where she de-
livered her lecture on "The Madonna
in Art" before the Sub Rosa and Pro,
gressive clubs of that city Mrs.
Blatchleys lecture has attracted wide
attention 1t has been delivered be-
fore most of the leading women's
clubs of this section of the state and
there is wide demand for her from
other parts. Monday the lecture was
delivered for the fourth time in Cald-
well at the Blatchley home on College
Heights.
Up. Crane of the Payette valley has
charge of the apple packing at the or
ichard of H. w. Dorman of this city
] When you object to your neighbor's
piano, remember that he may have a
Il
| The minds of some women may be
read by fortune teller after little
J judicious questioning.
| J S. Flanagan, manager for some
\ time past of the Owyhee Avalanche at
Silver City, has secured control of
the paper. The Avalanche will be in
dependent in politics. 1t is a bright
newsy paper-a credit to its publisher
and Silver City
c. F. Madden has returned from
| Emmett after a short visit with his
daughter, Mrs. c. P Hartley near that
city.
Chief Bob Gavin returned Sunday
morning from Baker City and other
Oregon points where the had been
purchasing horses for the government
Andrew Little, the Emmett sheep
king, was in Caldwell the middle Of
the week purchasing hay. Mr.. Little
will buy about 1000 tons of hay in
this section. He is paying from S.
Ito Sc per ton for alfalfa hay.
Il R. Christensen of Fair Acres ar
river Tuesday evening from business
trip to Idaho Falls. He reports that
city moving along at a merry clip.
w. r. Corners Of Fair Acres was
business visitor Tuesday Hr. Con-
Iners is making record on hogs this
Ryear He says he is making so much
money that he is ashamed of himself
The. Caldwell postoffice will be
open from $50 to 10 a. m. on Thanks
giving day, Thursday, Nov u. City
carriers will make one delivery on
that day.
4 The Rev. w. S. Hawkes. is at Coun-
gil attending the Idaho conference of
the Congregational church and minis
ters of which h is a member. Mr.
Hawkes. represents the Marble Front
congregational church.
| Fred Hoffman met with a painful
accident Monday. He tainted and fell
upon the stove at which he was work
ing, burning his hand, arm and hips.
He is getting along nicely.
Tuesday a daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sharp.
Thursday a son was born to Mr.
and Mrs Meade Prevo in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Berger of Ida
tho Falls are in the city this week
Chas. Sebree received word Monday
of the death of his uncle, James K.
Sebree at Chicago, which occurred
that day. Mr.. Sebree was brother
OF Howard Sebree and the proprietor
OF the Saratoga hotel at Chicago. He
was well known to a number of Cald-
we'll people although he had never
lived in the west.
t. E. Walker was up from Parma
Sunday spending the day with his fam
lily. .,s
Sunday son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. II. Haylett near this city.
William Messler was called to Sa-
lem, Neb., Monday by the sickness
of his father, who is not expected to
live
c. w. Cooper has returned from
Iowa where he went to inspect some
form property for which he expected
to trade. Mr.. Cooper did not make
the trade. He found however that the
system" had Iowa in its grip as of
yore. 1t has also reached Denver,
which city at the present time is more
sorely afflicted than any other city in
the country.
Clarence Roush, formerly an in
mate of the Canyon county Jail and
wotrfd-be slayer of Deputy Sheriff
Clawson OF Ada county, was appre-.
hended at Huntington Sunday. He,
was taken to Boise where he plead
guilty to charge of attempt to murder