The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-01
SOCIAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

years, left last week for Los Angeles
where she expects to make her home
in the future. Mrs. Keller has many
warm friends in Caldwell, all of whom
regret that she felt it necessary to
leave.
Miss Wanda Huntzberry has been
visiting in Emmett the past week
The ladies of the Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church spent
/ Thursday afternoon on the beautiful
lawn at the Clemens home There
they went to tack comforts for the
Indian school at Tuscan, Ariz. The
weather was glorious, so quite num-
Der were present and after the COM
forts wefe finished, enjoyed refresh
ments and delightful social hour.
Prof. and Mrs. Paul Murphy and
son Robert left Monday evening for
an extended trip through the east.
dad" Patton was over from Silver
City Friday having spent some time
at the May Queen mine Mr.. Patton
says that the May Queen which is
owned almost entirely by Caldwell
men, is showing up fine and he is
certain that they have fine mine. He
returned to Silver City this week.
L. ]. Ross of the firm of J. H.
Forbes & Co. returned Sunday from
Preston. The commissioners of
Franklin county propose building
new bridge across Bear river at Wes-
ton and Mr.. Ross went to Preston
to attend the meeting of the board at
which the bids were submitted
Geo. Berlin has a daughter visiting
him from Seattle this week.
John Look of Fargo has gone to
Mankato, Mimi, on business.
Mrs. Frank Moore received word
Thursday last that her father was dan
gerously sick at Denver.
E. E. Sharer, now of California.
visited Middleton this week after an
absence of IS years. In the happy old
days of that long ago he taught
singing school here and this is his
first return since that time. Needless
to say he has found numerous changes
but significant item is that he now
finds almost all of the old timers, the
characteristic of the place being that
its citizens stay. Few places in the
west can boast of as many of the
originals as can be found here.-Mid-
dleton Herald.
DR.. ]. M. Henry Of Notus will
move to Caldwell. He has formed
partnership with DR.. c. M. Haley. DR..
Henry is said to be physician of
standing in his profession.
Friday suit was filed for divorce in
the district court by Della E. Russell
against her husband, Levi w.. Rus
sell. Neglect and cruelty are charged.
The plaintiff asks for a division of
property and costs of action.
&. H. Austin returned from the
coast Friday having had a most en-
joyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, who
were married at Vale, July II, will
make their future home in Caldwell
after the first of the month, Mrs. An
derson was formerly Miss Frances
linus of this city. The happy couple
are now visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Post at Parma.
Mrs. George D. Wheeler and
daughter returned Tuesday evening
from Weiser after a weeks visit at
the home of Mrs. c. H. Wheeler
Mrs. Lottie Hunter in company
with her daughter, Mrs. Hutchinson OF
Phoenix, Arizona, left Tuesday for
Los Angeles, to spend the remainder
OF the summer. From there they will
go to Mrs. Hutchison's home in
Phoenix. where Mrs. Hunter will
spend the winter.
A. w. Duncan has rented the bun
galow on 18th and Cleveland recently
vacated by Prof Baker Mr.. Duncan