The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-15
SOCIAL and Personal items

Mrs. c. w. Jones OF Fort Worth,
Texas, visited last Friday and Satur-
day with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis ochnabel.
Col. +. Il. Place, manager, and Ed
Relnnart, treasurer, OF the Winnie
mucca Northern railroad, left Winnie
mucca friday morning lor Joraan
Vaiiey and points III Idaho.
Judge anu Mrs. u. y. larger spent
the latter part of last week vlsiunp
friends In BOISE.
MISS Cora tIatt, assistant in the Of
hce OF county recorder otovel, return
cd to her work Monday alter a two
weeks vacation spent IN the Haley,
BUM and Twin Fails section.
Former United States Senator K
l. Perky transacted business In Cald
well Monday.
Miss Mabel Wallace was taken
down with typhoid tever the latter
part OF last week.
a civil service examination will be
aeld IN Caldwell Saturday, September
A0' as result OF which 1t Is expected
10 make certihcatlOn to nil a con-
tempiated vacancy In the position OF
toulth class postmaster at Homedale.
Inc compensation OF the postmaster
at Hoinedale was $l46UU tor the last
hscal year. Applicants must be II
years OF age, reside IN the territory
served by the postohce and be c,tl-
zens OF the United States. Apphca-
ton forms can be secured from the
local secretary, 4. s. Norton, at the
Na1oWeA or from the postmaster at
the Homedale ONCE.
Mrs. }. w. Stevens, who underwent
an operation at the Canyon hospital
two weeks ago, is able to be around
again.
The new lands under the Boise pro-
Ject Will yieid good crop OF gram
TINS year III the Oplnion OF Is. NJ. not
OF the Caldwell MlIing q Elevator
Co., who mas made an lnveSukaIlou
OF the local crop situation. MT. Hon
also believes that the last rams oIu
more good than harm. Whue some
helds were damaged others were Den-
emitted to an extent THAT more than
oHseIs the damage.
+. Harvey ANDERSON OF Boise was
IN Caldwell Wednesday. Mr.. Ander-
son Is the travelling salesman OF the
racine Paper company OF Portland.
Wnlle in the city ne ADMITTED that NE
was recently married at Portland. i he
BRIDE was MISS Ethel WuSon OF Port
land. lhe ceremony took pace al
Portland July Is. Mr. and MrS. An
derSOn VITA make their home at Bose
Judge u. w. Lamson OF Nampa al
tended to professional business In
CALDWELL Monday.
Elmer Clark OF Boise was a Cald.
well visitor Wednesday, beng a aln.
ner guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
McArtor.
MT. Lemon of Boise was Caldwell
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Robinson OF
Terry. Okla, are guests at the Lyon
home this week.
Leonard KING of Boise was Cald-
well visitor w ednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. tlndley Mason, who
have been visiting MI. and Mrs. w.
+. Lyon, returned to their home In
Spokane Saturday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. }. 5. Meyer left last
week tor visit with their daughter
In PocateIIo. DR.. Meyer expects to
return the last OF the week but Mrs.
Meyer will remain tor q month longer.
MRS. Carmichael has her mother
and sister with her this week.
Mrs. Stone of Wichita, kas., is visit
ing at the home OF her granddaughter,
Mrs. Charles hawkes., this week.
Mrs. Norman Belcher lett Saturday
for months visit with her parents
in Salt Lake.
Austin Westrope arrived home
Tuesday evening after spending few
days at Arrow Rock.
james ii. Gwlnn, many years ago
resident OF Caldwell, was III the Cay
l thursday from fenaieton Tor d snOi .
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Wilson have
gone to Long Beach, Wash, for a
two weeks vacation. En- route nome
they will visit several Washington
and Oregon points.
Miss owe brown returned to her
home at BOISE Wednesday after a two
weeks visit at the home Of Miss Ida
Shorb.
MISS Sarah Nettleton and Margare
and Florence king OF Nampa were
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
4. III Handy several days this week
VIM. stockholm died in Caldwei
Monday OF heart failure. The tunera
services were held from the Cathoii,
church.
Mrs. Fowler has returned to hcl
home at Denver alter a two months
visit in Caldwell, the guest OF Mrs
L. K. Clough.
Mrs. N. +. Harris has returned
from the east where she has been fol
some time making her tall and winte
purchases Oh millinry. She secure,
the latest creations IN millinery ant
will be able to show the most up-to
date styles as usual.
Miss Helen Madden has returne,
home after a short visit with friend
at Emmett.
Rev. i. L. Springer of Caldwell wa
in the city yesterday on business con
nected with the College OF Idaho. II,
reports the prospect bright tor tn
coming term and that the class to ell
ter the college this fall is recor'
breaker.-Capital News.
Frank Wood has returned iron
Nampa. lie has conducted the Boz
Ton bakery at Nampa during the pas
two weeks while the proprietor wa