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

this city were married at Pocatell
Saturday. The groom had gone t
the Gate City to meet his wife to b,
The happy couple will make their fu
ture home on Cleveland Boulevard
Mr.. Johnson is the oldest son of M,
and Mrs. J. Walter Johnson of Cald
we'll, is a graduate of the College an,
one of the best respected young men O
the city The best wishes of a host O
friends follow the young couple upor
their voyage.
The Oregon Short Line pays take:
in the state to the amount of $823,o6o.
4o, which is nearly six times as much
as the same company pays in any
other state and more than twice the
amount paid in this state in 1908,
Miss Dorothy Shellabarger of Nam
pa has accepted a position as stenoo-
rapher in the Office of County Attor-
ney Henry.
c. w. Cooper was one of the many
Caldwell persons who took in the ex-
cursion to Smiths Ferry Sunday.
The second pension in Canyon
county, under the widows pension
law, was granted Friday last to Mrs.
Sarah Goodwin of Nampa. She was
granted a pension of $1,000 per month.
Saturday a number of newspaper
men, accompanied by their wives, will
leave for the Payette lakes for TO-
days outing. Mr.. Burroughs of the
News, and A. E. GIBSON of the Rural,
will go from Caldwell.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Meyers left
Wednesday for Pocatello where they
will spend couple of weeks visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Georgia Leon
ard.
D. G. Ruby returned from Meadows
tuesday to attend the stock sales at
the Union Stock Yards. He will re-
turn the latter part of the week.
Mrs. A. E. Sutton and sister, Miss
Florence Boone, left Tuesday for the
Payette lakes where they will spend
the next few weeks.
Messrs. Tuttle and Priest, prominent
.. S. 1. officials, were down from
Boise Tuesday attending the stock
sales. Although closely questioned
by Tribune reporter, both gentle
men refused to divulge any railroad
plans tor the coming year.
Mrs. Edna Adams left Sunday for
Berkeley, CAL, where she will teach
the coming year in Smell seminary.
Austin Westrope has returned to
Ca!u well and resumed work at the
Kahn clothing store after a months
visit with parents in Iowa.
An eight-pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Potter Friday last
]. B. Walker of York, Neb., shipped
a car of heavy draft horses to Buffalo.
N. Y, Friday These horses were
aprchased in Caldwell. They had
been shipped in for the August sale.
Mr.. Walker is one of the biggest
shippers of horses from this section.
The Share hotel has again changed
hands. This time it has fallen into
The hands of a well-known Nampa
farmer, Irwin Bissett. The deal was
closed between Henry Grifiths of
Caldwell, who recently acquired pos :
'ession of the place, and Mr.. Bissett.
through the real estate
'gency of Walling & Walling. The .
is not given out. J. R. :
oall, manager Of the hotel, will con-
inue IN that capacity, he having 1
ease on the place. The dining room
which has been conducted by George
hartman, has been closed for the {
present but the new owner expects to {
ave the same opened again in the
lear future.-Nampa Leader-Herald ,
The Parents-Teachers association !
# the High School will meet Thurs
ay afternoon at the high school a
'uilding at $50. A short business t
ession will be held after which an in
eresting program will be rendered.
III those interested are invited to at +
end this meeting. f
J. A. Haley of the Union Stock s
ards Sales Co. returned Friday from 8
Utah where he had been on business v
connection with the August sales. q
Clerk Ben Dunlap was a Boise Wis
or Sunday visiting his father, Judge e
V. II. Dunlap, police magistrate of
he Capital City. {
This week DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Miller !.
nd children will return from the
oast where they have been the past =
lonth. ).
Thursday a week ago a daughter d
~ born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. CAL a
ins. n
Mrs. H. K. Hartley has a. her guest t,
liss Ella Jones of Chicago. a
Monday marriage licenses were y
~nSCO W NAISS GSSuCl WCnudHS anu
rthur c. Vogt of Caldwell and to
[ise Ruth Lenore Peery of Falk and p
avid Edwin Stringer of Emmett. Q
J. A. Dement, left Monday for Muir ~
ny. thence to his sheep camps on {
le Owyhee range. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Parker re- q
lrned from the coast Saturday. y y
DR.. J. w. Cue moved his Offices -
ON the Picard & Roberts building -,
} the Commercial Bank building u
'onday. e
Yesterday Miss Ethelwyn FORMER =
Il for the coast where she will spend -
le next three weeks visiting friends 7
, drelatives. {,
Grant Hero. aged ) years. died in o;
10 city Friday. Summer complaint B
~ the cause OF death. The child
- the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George \.
ero Of Vale, Ore. N N
r w. Oakes left Friday for Chicago ~
ID other eastern points. While in -
e east Mr.. Cakes will make his pur- G
lases OF fall and winter goods. He pi
i'll be away several weeks. to