The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

R. B. Scatterday spent Saturday in
Boise.
L. E. Greenslet came UP from Mid
way Tuesday.
Representative Charles Keolcb Of
Boise, was in this city on the 9th.
T. S. Jackson, of the firm of lack
son & Walters, was in Boise FRIDAY
Mr.. E. E. Harthrong, of Claytonia
is just recovering form an attack OF
La Grippe.
w. A. Shupe of Franklin precinct
attended to business matters in this
city Monday.
L. M. Lyon, an attorney of Pavette
was in the city, trying a case in the
district court.
R. L. Robbins, of Nampa, spent the
greater part of last week in Caldwell
serving on the jury.
Deputy Carmichael, of the Sher;ff's
office, went to Emmett Wednesday, to
serve some subpoenas.
c. w. Whiffin,a prominent Demo-
crat of Franklin precinct, was in the
city last week, serving on the jury.
Lawyer Brock, member of the firm
of Frawley & Brock, of Boise. was in
attendance on the district court We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Klye, Mrs. Forbes and Miss
Kimbrough give two parties next week
at the home of Mrs. Kyle, luncheon
on Tuesday and Kensin gton on Fri.
day. =
A very light vote was cast in all
the precincts of the Black CANYON Ir.
regation districts at the election Tues
day. Mr.. ]. 0. Andrews was re-elect-
ed director from Precinct No. 3.
The sale of tickets for the new lee
ture course has been encouraging to
the committee of the Methodist
church. Lectures by DR.. Green and
Judge Russell and two musical num-
bers are offered at the price of one
dollar for season tickets.
The boys of Mr.. Wilkerson's Sun
day scholl class of the Methodist
church sold sandwiches. doughnuts
and coffee on the sale grounds Trad
ers' day. The committee were Toy
Badleyn Joseph Ewing, Asa Martin
and Ned Madden.
Last Saturday the Juniors of the
High school gave the party they prom
lsed to the other classes because of
their defeat in the football game
Wednesday of last week. A large
crowd was present and all had mer-
ry time. Chocolate and cake were
served.
c. M. Rankin of Deer Flat, was at
rrow Rock Saturday, at meeting of
the committee chosen to settle a dis
pute between the Reclamation SER
vice and an individual land owner,
near Arrow Rock. Apparently the
property owner wants $4,000 for his
land, while he has been offered but
$1,000.
Friends of Miss Lou Ella Haley
will be sorry to learn that she has
been seriously hurt. A cellar door
was left open, and Miss Haley stepped
out on the back porch without turning
on the light. She fell down the cellar
stars and injured her hip. The injury
will not cripple her permanently. but
is very painful.
The annual football banquet of the
Caldwell High school takes place this
evening at the Colonial The boys
who played on the first team, their in
vited guests, one being allowed to
each, and the faculty will be present.
n elaborate menu and many toasts are
planned. This banquet marks the end
of the football season, and has been
a notable event for several years.
Mrs. ]. K. Roddy, Mrs. w. R. Will
kerson and Mrs. ]. L. Ross have invi-
tations out for two parties. One is a
luncheon at one thirty tomorrow.
About thirty-six guests are invited,
and after the luncheon the afternoon
will be. spent in playing finch. The
other party is a Kensington next
Wednesday, at two-thirty. About fiji
ty guests are invited to this. Both
parties will take place at the home of
Mrs. ]. L. Ross.