The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-10
SOCIAL and Personal items

tended the Canyon county fair Sat-
urday.
Miss Little of Boise visited with
Miss Opal Stewart one day last week.
I, Miss Kelley of the University spent
several days last week in Caldwell,
the guest of l. S. Binford and family,
and of Miss Iva Emmett
Miss Annette McGregor spent Sun
day in Boise.
Mrs. Blake and children of Roswell
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Van Wyngarden last week
dub" Brollier of Boise spent Sum
day in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillstone and little
son of King Hill, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. R. Fisk during the fair.
Cuba Crutch6eld, the worlds cham
'pion trick roper, left Monday evening
for The Dalles to fill a weeks en-
gagement with the fair at that place.
]. P. Wood of Homedale was a bus
mess visitor in the city Monday.
"A Bob Gavin and Henry Labbee lett
Monday for The Dalles, Oregon, fair,
with their string of bucking horses
Messrs. Gavin and Labbee will both
take part in the bucking contests.
Il J. u. Huston, a prominent stock
man of Seattle, is in town this week
attending the stock sales.
! w. G. Simpson has returned from
a business trip to Lexington, KY.
h Miss Helen Ketchen was an over
Sunday visitor in Boise.
T. K. Little of Boise was in the city
attending the fair and looking after
business interests last week.
Miss Statia Kelleher spent Friday
in the Capital.
Geo. Rowe of Mason City, Iowa,
spent last week in the city the guest
of ]. w. Grouse and family.
Clyde Fellows of Homedale visited
in the city Saturday and attended the
fair.
Mrs. J. H. Simpson of Fargo spent
Saturday with her, daughter, Mrs. B.
c. Calvert.
B. F. Clay of Homedale attended to
business affairs in the city Monday.
Elijah Frost was a Boise visitor
Monday.
Hon. J. M. Thompson was in the
Capital on legal business several days
this week.
4 The Misses Leggett, Emmett and
Haley and w. P. Lyon visited in
Nampa Sunday. :,
Miss Reed of the high school facul-
ty spent Sunday with her parents IN
Payette.
j. G. Long, who has had an attack
of appendicitis, is able to be down
town.
j. S. Harrington has sold the prop,
erty on 18th street. formerly occupied
by DR.. Miller, to Ed Campbell. =.
R. C, Hunter of Beulah, Oregon, IS
~
sales.
Miss Genevieve Flynn has recover
ed from her recent illness and resum-
ed her school work Monday,
Miss z. Fay Fowler and mother
have moved into the house on Everett
street (which they recently purchased
- G. Watson and family of Parma
attended the fair Thursday.
Miss Hazel Harrington returned
Saturday from a two-weeks' visit with
friends at Arrowrock.
I Hugh Travis recently purchased
Al acres of land across Snake river
the deal having been made by }. .
Harrington. :.
Miss jeanette Koobs of Boise spent
Thursday in Caldwell visiting friends
and taking in the fair.
Mrs. Edgar F. Kimbrough OF New
Meadows, is visiting the w. r. VII
kerson family.
=, @. Johnson and family Of Parm;
were fair visitors Thursday of las
week. go,
Mrs. l.. C. Northam of Weiser spen
last week in the city, the guest OF tn
family of her brother, Frank Hoigate
The crowded condition OF the Vai
Buren, building is making it impera
tive to secure another teacher, in'
9Th grads in the other two wards arr
also crowded. it,. 90
.e-ntiv died. was called home las
week. d ,orre
stockers and feeders-22 fresh grad'
shorthorn cows. Garrison & Cross
S"R regular monthly meeting Of tn
w g T. U. will be held at tn
homA OF Mrs, b. w. Rice on Canyol
Hin Friday. Oct. 10. All are IN
vitod The reports OF the deie
rates 70 the Twin Falls conven
ton will be read.
Mrs. George Williams, mother g
Contractor George Williams OF thu
c;tv left for her home at Waukegar
Iii;no;s Wednesday She had spen
The summer in Caldwell.
Seats for the Caldwell Leetur
course may be reserved at the sara
tora Stationary Store tomorrow DC
ginning at 100. The course this yea
promises some especially nice thing
Miss Charlotte Steelman is v'sltin
friends at Boise, having complete'
recovered from her recent illness,
"A. Ballantyne informs The Iripun
that we were in error last week
giving the winnings of w. James, Es'
( IN that we did not give him his ~,
n deserts. At the Boise baby show \.
K James annexed $1,000 in cash, q ST
YER cup and the Woman's Home Con
panion's medal. Here's health an
long life to y&; W. James, as we
NThe L. +. l.. witt tAeet today at
o'clock at the Christian church,
w. T. Sterling. an old time reSidei
/of Caldwell, but now living at Hors'
shoe Bend, came to Caldwell durin
L fair week and had most unplcasai