The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-25

ton, was here this week and purchased
10 acres of the peach land on the
south side of Deer Flat reservoir.
Madden & Bailey interested him in
the community.
The Methodist church people are
putting in the curbing about their
church grounds. Their activity was
prompted by the offer of ex-mayor
Walter Griffiths to furnish the &C.
ment if the work would be done at
once.
Mrs. D L. Bailey left yesterday for
Sierra Madre, Cal., where her son, |
Wayne, is very low with consumption I
She went in answer to a telegram an
nouncing his very serious condition.
Wayne and his family went there last
fall on account of his health. He is
one of the native sons of the Boise
valley and is widely known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Moore are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Cakes
of this city. Mr.. Moore is hard
ware merchant, of Evanston, Ill.
James Bedford and family moved
Saturday from the city to their tract
on the Snake river under the Gem
uIISdtAOh uiStiiSt WuClC luCy Will IC-
side during the present season.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter-
ian church will hold a spring rum
mage sale Traders Day, May sth.
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Mrs. H. c.. Wagner and daughter,
Miss Mary, who arrived last week
from Chicago, have changed their
minds as to going farther west and Or
to California, and have deciceA TO To-
cate permanently in Boise. Mrs Wag-
ner is the mother of Mrs. Hugh Ack-
ley of this city. She and the daughter
will go to Boise today. Another
daughtre, Mrs. Fru Mintie, of Boise,
came down last week and it is proba-
bic she was instrumental in inducing
her mother to locate in Boise. Mrs.
Wagner is professional nurse.
J. Berkholder of the U. S. reclama-
ton service, has tired of living at
Wilder and has purchased the Stark
residence and will move to Caldwell in
about two weeks.
Walter Mitchell, county commits
sioner, and his mother, Mrs. A. J
Mitchell and Miss Mary Fisk of Par
ma, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitch
ell Thursday of last week.
c. S. Madden, who spent the winter
in Modesto, CAL, returned home last
week much improved in health.
Mrs. James Munro returned to Vale
Oregon, Tuesday morning after sew.
eral weeks stay in Caldwell.
Miss Ruth Townsend of Boise ane
Mr.. A. H. Meredick of Portland, were
Sunday guests at the Fred Mitchell
home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter
ian church will hold spring rum
mage. sale Traders Day, May 5th.
assn.
Miss Pearl Murray visited at he
home in Middleton over Sunday.
Miss Ida White, on of the instruct
.ors at the high school, was unable t.
attend her classes this week becaus
of illness.
c. T. Hartley of Emmett, was
business caller in Caldwell Saturda,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBurney ar
the proud parents of twin babies,
boy and girl. Mrs. McBurney wi
be remembered in Caldwell as Mis-
Ethel Campbell.
Prof. Peterson Of the agricultur;
department of the state universit.
has been in Caldwell in the interest {
the soil Improvement league.
Born-to DR.. and Mrs. Ed Maxey {
Boise, Monday, April II, son.
LOST-Ladies gold watch, plai
case. initials III R. P" on front. R
ward if left at Tribune office asp
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Walling of Nan
pa, were guests Of NJ. X. Madden
Sunday.
The date Of the high school earn
val has been change to April 26.
Edwin Sterling of Horseshoe Ben
spent Sunday in town on business.
Rev. Geo. McGruder of Namp
preached in the Baptist church Su
day morning in place of Rev. A.
Minaker, who was unable to be hei
w. S. Skinner, editor of the FL
NETT Index, was in town Monday.
The grounds of the Odd Fello,
Home on Canyon Hill, are being E
closed by fence and trees are beil
planted.
Rev L. B. cowen was in caldw
last Friday renewing old acquai
tances.
Mrs. George closso of Nyssa, Or
attended the funeral of Annabel Co
in Caldwell Monday
A. L. Wilson. who lives south
town. is reported very sick.
Miss Susan Wheeler of Nyssa, Or
visited friends and relatives In Ca
well Friday and Saturday.
Merle and Georgia McCullo,
Frances Rice and Clutha Dix visit
the Marble Front Sunday school S,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sebree W,
in Boise Tuesday attending the op,
ing league game of the season.
The men of the Baptist church
cleaning up the lawn. leveiing It. a
getting ready to plant. trees. II
worked all day Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Ackley. Mrs. r. Wagl
and Miss Marie Wagner were capi
citv visitors last week.
Miss Florence Mcdonald of N
sa. Oregon. visited her cousin. M,
Mcdonald, the latter part of
week.
Twenty-six members of the Ro