The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-25

'diley, arrived here Wedne sday
morning. on their way home from a
two-weeks' trip to Salt Lake and yell
lowstone Park
I. n. Turner lett yesterday for CEN
tral Oregon, to purchase stock for the
second big sale OF the Union Stock
Yards company here, August S, 6
Attorney O. M. Van Duyn and ].
d. kelleher will leave in few days
tor a. Today camping trip through
Yellowstone park.
+. M. Wood has gone to Nampa to
assume charge of bakery there dur
ing the absence of the proprietor on
a vacation
Mrs. Gilbert Shelby and son Paul
are visiting with Mrs. Shelby's sister
at Blackfoot.
J. A. Haley left yesterday for Salt
Lake, where he will meet his family
and after a trip through Yellowstone
park, they will make their home in
this city until iall. Mr.. Haley is one
of the managers of the Union Stock
Yards company, and will divide his
time between his headquarters here
and his home at Nashville, Tenn.
w. J. Momberg has rented the
building now occupied by the Colonial
and will open bakery Mr.. Nom
berg has been employed at the Cald-
well bakery for a number of years.
I he Colonial will move into the new
Hug hes building adjoining its pres
ent location.
Claud Maxey moved his family
from Caldwell to this place, arriving
Wednesday, July I'd, and will make
this their future home.-Jordan Val
ley Express.
J. K. Ferguson and R. d. Pyle of
Santa Rosa, Cal, arrived in Caldwell
Tuesday morning. They are on a
boosting trip for Sonoma county and
are sent out by the Chamber Of Com
merce OF Santa Rosa.
Chas. Hardin of Rockville trans
acted business in Caldwell Tuesday
Mrs. J. H. Altizer has been quite
sick the past week.
Albert Crager is again at his post
as night operator at the 0. S. l.. de-
pot after an absence of some time.
R. H. Young left Tuesday for Long
Valley for couple of weeks outing
During his absence J. P. Adams i:
| taking his place in the Vanhyning
Co. grocery store.
Probate Judge Harger appointed
T. M. Nichol administrator OF the es
tate of George H. Dean, Tuesday
Dean died suddenly here last week
as result Of a stroke of paralysis
He left small amount of personal
property, and as far as can be learn
ed had no heirs.
Mrs. E. H. Elhart and daughter,
Miss Florence, left Friday last for
Delta, Colo, for few weeks visit.
Tuesday son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Thompson.
Arthur Cooper has returned to
Portland after spending ten days Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Cooper.
Miss Lena Hartkopf left Friday
evening for Albion, where she will
take the summer course at the state
normal school.
Forest Hayden and Mrs. Hayden
of Columbia, Mo-, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hay
don of this city. They are the bro
Their and mother of Mr.. Hayden.
The Westminster Guild met at the
home of Mrs. Belcher Wednesday
evening, enjoying a splendid social
hour and planning for missionary
play which is to be given soon. Cool
inc and delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Miss Lucie Lee left Saturday morn.
ing for Albion where she will attend
the normal school. Saturday she
spent at Nampa visiting friends.
The Western Union telegraph line
is being rebuilt, There is gang o.
81 men working between Caldwell
and Nampa. The new line will have
40 poles per mile. The old line had
only 80.
The last move necessary to assure
the change of the Nampa postoffice
to the Democratic management was
made late Saturday when the appoint
ment of Howard E. King was con-
hrmed by the United States senate.
A telegram to this effect was received
Monday by Mr. King and the only
preliminaries now necessary before
he can take possession of the office
will be the filing and acceptance of his
bond and the issuance of his COM
mission for the four-year term.-Lea-
der Herald. Mr.. King succeeds Claud
Duval.
Governor Haines has made Pho
neer's day, September 2, holiday. by
proclamation. He recommends that
the day be appropriately observed
throughout the state.
Miss Georgia Andrews of New Ply
mouth is visiting friends in the city
J. c. Strickland purchased the 9TH
avenue blacksmith shop of Messrs
Duncan & Carter Monday and took
immediate possession. w. c. Carter
will continue the Arthur steet shop
and A. w. Duncan will continue with
Mr.. Strickland. Mr.. Strickland
comes to Caldwell from Bruneau.
Herbert Vanwyngarden was ovel
from Homedale Friday. Mr.. Van
wyngarden says that Homedale i:
still growing. A number of fine bust
ness houses are in course of con
struction.
Tuesday night the fire department
was divided, and the companies re-
organized. They are now the Hos,
Apparatus company, and the Hool
and Ladder Apparatus company. A