The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Miss Bessie Rogers is on the sick
list this week.
George Crookham returned Sunday
from business trip to Portland.
Donald Cleaver was quite sick the
first of the week with toncilitis.
Mrs. Sarah Handy is in Boise TAX
ing course in business college.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quasi and AL
bert Quasi spent Sunday at Boise.
Miss Hessie Ward of Nampa, was
guest of Miss Fay Fowler Sunday.
The Jas. Baker home on Belmont
| street is receiving new coat of paint.
Messrs. Portner and Frank Mum
for,N. made flying trip to Boise Sat
urday.
Miss Helen Ketchen went to Boise
Friday to visit over Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. Peepgrass motored to En-
NETT Sunday.
How about those screen doors?
Ali sizes. All prices. Caldwell LINN
Der q Coal Co. a3-24
Mrs. Mildred Anderson was out of
school several days last week, having
trouble with her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brown leave
Saturday evening for Hampton, Iowa,
to make their future home.
Clark Allen had a quite painful ac-
cident Saturday. He fell off scaffold
running a rusty nail in his foot.
Mrs. Lloyd is staying with her sis
ter, Mrs Bert Day, while they are
plastcring their house in town.
Look out for those flies. We have
screen moulding, likewise screen
doors-Caldwell Lumber & Coal Co.
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Notes, mortgages and warrants
bought and sold. Phone or see A. |.
Myers, over Baker & Harris Store,
Caldwell. al7-tf
The NJ. f. Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. c. Mitchell last Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Temple helped
entertain.
Your new spring hat at the Vogue
price is not luxury-it's a necessity.
You can't afford TO miss the quitting
business sale now on. a
He looks like foolT' "But, papa,
he has asked me to marry him." "He
did, Well, don't ever tell me | can't
size up people. III custom Post.
T. B. Roberts Of Portland was in
Caldwell last week. Mr. Roberts who
is the father of Mrs. Jas. Harris, was
a resident OF Caldwell for many years.
The Treasurer Committee of the
Guild held the third of
series Of waffle slippers at the home
OF the Misses Snodgrass on Everett
street Saturday evening.
The Nampa Chapter o. f. S. will
entertain the Caldwell Chapter Mon
day. May 4th. All members and
stars are invited to attend.
A large attendance is requested.
1t don't cost you a cent more to
get your groceries from Baker &
Harris-and you get better service
There is a good reason why Baker
& Harris Sell the Most Groceries.
Miss Charity A. Vinson and Mr..
Thomas M. Glenn were married at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Stovel Friday evening, the Rev. Chas.
Sias officiating.
Mrs. w. M. Case and Miss Helen
Case were Boise visitors last Friday
and Saturday, Miss Case went to
act as judge in the High School Dec
lamatory contest held Friday evening.
John Vinson died at the local hos
pital Saturday. Death resulted from
heart failure. The funeral was held
from the Jones Undertaking parlors
lnterment was at the Pleasant Ridge
A large number of the Rebekah
lodge members attended the district
meeting alta Nampa Tuesday after
noon and night. The Interurban gave
special rates and most enjoyable
time was had.
Rev. w. w. Ewing of the Method
lSt church, suffered from a severe at
tack of tonsilitis last week. His pull
pit was ably filled Sunday morning
by Rev. B. F. Waggoner of this city.
No services were held in the evening.
Mrs. Daniel Allebaugh died Monday
at her home at Sl2 Fillmore street.
Deceased was u years of age. Death
resulted from heart failure. Mrs. Al
lebaugh was born in Ohio. She came
to Caldwell from Peoria, Colo, three
years ago. A husband and three chill
1ren survive her.
A company of high school students
which presented the play "Sinrbad
the Sailor" at the Opera house last
week, gave the same play at Parma
Tuesday evening to a good house.
Mrs. Olmstead chaperoned the party
that went to Parma Tuesday morning
and returned Wednesday on the pony. |
On Friday night of this week, the
Friendly Mems Bible Glass of the
Christian Church will entertain the
Ladies of the Church and Bible School
There will program, pleasant hour
and appropriate refreshments. To this
all the young men and young ladies
If the church and Bible School are
invited, This is sure to be delight
iul occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Cleaver cele-
Drated their ninth wedding anniver-
sary Monday, April twentieth, by en-
.ertaining at six o'clock dinner The
lining room and table were prettily
decorated in pink and green. and a
delicious four-courSe dinner was SER
red. The invited guests were Mr.. |
md Mrs. H. H. Hayman and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Murphy.
just what you want. just when you
want it-that is one of the reasons |
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