The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


w. H; Hamilton returned from
Homedale, Saturday. '0"'
! Miss Lora Roup of Middleton w,s
caldwell visitor Sunday. " 90
Or. F. F. Maxey of Boise was a
visitor IN Caldwell Sunday.
Clark G: Styles was in from HE
Feaceful Valley farm SUNDAY. "
5. }; Van Hyning has returned from
week business trip at Portland,
Mrs. F. H. Plowhead and Itt,s
Boise. 'o''u"V IN
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi visited
Sunday Ct ->SsS"
=, MT. John Fowler came down from
Haiiey. last Friday, for a weeks visit
with his parents, in Caldwell -
Mr., J. M. Thompson went to Boise
tuesday afternoon, on business con-
nected with irrigation districts.
A marriage license was issued last
SATURDAY to Joseph Smith of Nampa
and Meta Piersol of Meridian ?"
4 marriage license was issued Fri
Gay to Elsie F. Wilson Of Caldwell
and Fred A. Blayden of Corral ida
George w. Stovel has recovered
from recent sicknss and is able ~
attend to his duties at the court
house. Noui'
In their efforts to find new seat
or government the Belgians might
MT upon an automobile. 1t oughtto-
bemoblie. ''''0
The club dance which should have
come tonight was given on Wednes-
DAY to avoid conflict with the lecture
course.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will hold a Rummage Sale Ira
ders Day, Dec. 9TH, at Beale & Curtis
Plumbing Shop. mode
Mr.. John Norris and Mr.. f, II
Lyon of Payette were i'm Caldwell at
tending to business at the court
house on last Monday.
The Modern Woodmen will give a
supper and entertainment at their hall
Saturday evening Woodmen and their
families are invited to be present.
The Colorado on the Boulevard has
Just been opened for roomers and
boarders. Hot and cold water and
steam heat. F. F. Thomas, proprie-
tor
Fond Mother( proudly)-An do We
no think e looks like is father? Svn.
pathetic Neighbor (cheerfuly)-An'
niver we mind thot, Mrs. Mccarthy, so
longs 'e's 'ealthy.
Miss Cleta Roman and Miss Iva
Lansing left Tuesday for Walla Walla
to attend the funeral of the baby of
their brother Harry Roman, who died
at 10 o'clock Monday night.
In polite society they whiten the
hands by rubbing little glycerine
and lemon juice over them at night
and drawing on an old pair of gloves.
Personally, we use soap and water.
His friends were glad to welcome
Hugh Mclaughlin back to High
school Monday, after two weeks alb
sence. He had been very severely in
jured by the kick of horse, and grave
fears for his recovery were felt for
several days after the accident.
Very great interest is being shown
in the Million Dollar Mystery"
which is regular Friday night fea-
ture at the Huree, though this weeks
installment will be run Thursday
night. There are no vacant seats
when this film is on the program.
Prof. Beale's organ recital last Sun
day afternoon was we'll attended and
those present expressed great pleas
ure in the program. Prof. Beale was
ably assisted by Mr.. H. Wolff, cellist,
and Albert J. Thompkins, violinist.
M 70 RI go, al
we'll.
Mrs. Crookham entertained last
Thursday at am old-fashioned, all-day
quilting bee. The guests were: Miss
Steunenberg, and Mesdames Groome,
Mizely, ]. A. Baker, Dee, Buck1er,
Probst, Carrie Steunenberg, Van
Wyngarden, Cahrles Cakes and Ward
Stone.
Friday afternoon Mrs. T. A. Wal
tiers will entertain at a five o'clock
tea. The invitations were unique, a
card in the shape of a teapot, deli
cately tinted, and the invitation en-
graved thereon was in rhyme and re-
quested that the reply be in the form
of "a neat little poem"
A petition for letters of admins
tration was received by Judge Harger
in the matter of the es-
tates of the late Orville p Randall
and wife, Violetta E. Randall, of Nam
pa. The property affected was held
jointly by the Randalls and will be adj
as single estate.
Mrs. Ralph Scatterday gave a
luncheon, followed nv kensington,
Thur.iay afternoon OF this week
The Caldwell guests were: Mesdames
Bicknell, Ward Stone, Buckner, Can
ter, Norman Case, Thompson, F. V.
Cole, Ford, Walters, Sarah Boyes,
John Meyers, Kahn, Horn, Reming-
ton, Adams, Postlewaite, and Miss
Finney. From Parma: Mesdames
Tate, Fisk and Price.
Mr.. Robert Jennings. of Cakes
Bros, accompanied by Mrs. Jennings,
left Tuesday for Portland, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Jennings,
who has been studying law for some
time will finish his course in Portland
and when he has been admitted to the
bar will engage in the practice of law:
Mr.. Jennings was very efficient and