The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-07
HoMEDA1E.

A. M. Shelton, representing the
Capital City Nursery Co., of Salem.
Oregon. has been soliciting orders in
our vicinity this week.
Charles Parsons is suffering with a
boil on the back of his neck.
w. H. Schenck made a business
trip to Caldwell, Saturday.
Rev. B. F. Clay returned SATURDAY.
from his old home in Kentucky, where
he was called a couple of weeks ago
by the death of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.. Yaden and son.
Boyd, returned from Boise, Wednes,
day of last week.
ard & Roberts of Caldwell, was over
Tuesday after some stock at the Hol-
ton & Graft ranches.
Reuben Smith returned from Cald-
we'll Saturday.
James Pegram went to Caldwell
Friday to make final proof on his
homestead. Roy Myler and William
Benham accompanied him to act as
witnesses.
Wallace Magee took Miss Mae
Mercer and Mrs. L. ]. Magee to Cald-
well Friday evening. The ladies went
on to Boise.
Frank R. King, division engineer
on the 0. S. L., was in town on rail
road business Friday and Saturday.
w. w. Peter went to Caldwell last
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Lee Rogers and wife were Caldwell
visitors Saturday.
J. II. Paradice, architect, and G. H.
Van Wyngarden, contractor, are ex-
pected over Wednesday for a final in
spection of the school house.
Con Sutton was Caldwell visitor
Saturday.
Chauncey Price took his mother to
Caldwell, Saturday, where she will
visit for time with her daughter,
Mrs. John Cogburn. .
Herbert Van Wyngarden spent the
week end visiting in Caldwell.
". D. Fletcher is on the sick list
Frank Tracy and c. E. Freeburn
were in Caldwell on business Monday
Mr.. Baker from Pennsylvania. was
looking over the country here on
Monday with a view to investing in
property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Peters were
Caldwell visitors Monday.
Robert Orr went to Caldwell last
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Martin Jensen was over from Cald-
we'll Tuesday.
L. J. Magee was in town on business
Tuesday.
Miss Fern Bitner visited at home
Sunday
Mr.. Dean from Fairview. was in
town on business Monday.
3 ne pAe1 A~-xs, to-
Sunday and brought plasterer to
work on the house at his ranch.
Arthur and Charles McCoard are
staying at the L. B. Cowan home dur
ing the absence Of their parents.
G: w. Butt and son, Dan Butt, went
to Caldwell. Sunday.
Mr.. Threkeld made a trip to the |
Deer Flat drop. Tuesday.
F. E. Kaufman was in Caldwell on
John Look was a visitor from Far
60. Sunday.
There was no school in the grammar
department Tuesday. as Mr.. Peter at
tended the Gem District.
J. P. Wood returned from Boise
Frank Peters hauled a load of mer.
for w. p Bean this week.
Mr., WHISKY from Roswell. and Mr..
Post from Eagle. were business visi-
,ors At the Lewis Smith home last
A duck dinner was served at the
Ralph Mcdowell home Sunday. The
Fletcher. Flesher and Peg
am families were present.
Charles and Arthur McCoard took
!. p: Wood to Caldwell last Sunday.
Miss Mercer is making the trips to
Ind from home again each day.
Mr.. Leavel of Boise. was down
ooking over the property Tuesday.
A very pleasant social evening was
Ipent at the Freeburn ranch last Fri
Law. "A large crowd was present. All
delicious lunch, consisting of creamed
chicken on toast. coffee. pie of various
.inds and apples: was greatly relished.
Dancing to music of violin and organ,
vas enjoyed until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Mckenzie and
Miss Mckenzie were down for the
sreeburn-Upton party last Friday
'vening.
Mrs. S. A. Day is now running a
irst class restaurant in the Landbeck
Floyd and Cassins Heagy, sons Of
Mrs. Ida Gilman. arrived here from
Montana last week
L. McAfferty. most genial of stage
rivers. IS no longer on our route. Mr..
Bray. OF Fargo. Is driving in his place.
'aving made his first trip Monday.
A jolly crowd Unexpectedly arrived
I Miss Fern Bitner's room Wednes-
lay evening of last week. They
brought their appetites along and
arebit connected BY Miss Mercer and
|ivinity fudge. which was the result
n thu AHOeNe ~ III tk> .>.& ,e A.. III