The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-02


Next Monday is Traders Day. j
Wood kindling and stove wood.
Phone Hanna & Co., 173j. d5tf
Frank Z. Trotter was visitor at
Ontario, Payette and Weiser Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Udick spent
Christmas at Middleton at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. r. A Young.
Back on the job, Sieunenberg-
repairing shoes at Kahn's. j2-23pd
Miss Ednetta St. Clair of Silver
City spent the holidays in Caldwell
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Verna Horn caves the end of
the week for Lewiston, where she will
resume her duties at the state normal
after spending the holidays in Call
we'll, the guests OF her parents, MIR
and Mrs. J. Horn.
Miss Rae Olmstead returns the end
OF the week to Adams county where
she is engaged teaching school. Miss
Omstead spent the holidays in Cald-
we'll at the home of liner parents, Mr..
and Mrs. I. L Olmstead
Messrs. Harry Jones and George
Kinkaid returned this week to school
at Salt Lake.
Austin Bissitt has returned to Jor
dan Valley after spending few
: days in Caldwell getting supplies and
visiting at the home OF his mother,
Mrs James Bissitt.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Andrews OF
Portland are in Caldwell spending the
holidays with friends and relatives
The first Rhodes scholarship was
awarded Lawrence GIBSON of Cald
Won county resident. according to the
Mr.. Baxter M Nov, assistant in the
Parma High School has, during the
past week, been awarded the Rhodes
Scholarship to Oxford University in
England by the faculty of the Uni
versity OF Idaho from which he grad
uated last spring.
If you want your chickens to lay,
try some of that new chicken spice at
Hanna & Co., 9th and Main st. Phone
l73i. d5-tf
c. II. Turner left Saturday for Miles
City, Mont. where he was called to
look after two carloads of horses
which he had sold to the United States
government. These cars were in the
care of Glen r. Wolcott, who was
arrested in Montana on warrant
charging horse stealing.
Miss Vera McVey has returned to
her school at DeLamar after spending
the holidays in Caldwell.
Miss Louise Clambey is home spend
ing the holidays. Miss Clambey is
student at the University of Idaho
at Moscow.
L. ]. Ross left Tuesday morning
Il he Il
a couple of weeks visiting his old
home
Albert Steeleman is home spending
the holidays with his sisters. He is
attending school at the University OF
Washington at Seattle and will re-
I turn in few days.
George Potter this week sold his
interests in the Star cigar store to |
S. Froman.
Floyd Privitt was down from Boise
Privitt lives at Portland but has beer
flome of his siser, Mrs. E. A. Clark
Mrs. C. f. Acheson and Mrs. S. f
Monrose of Salt Lake City are visit
ing their brother, R. s. Eveleigh.
Miss Lucia Well and Miss Edn;
NAL for the holiday vacation.
Back on the job, Steunenberg-
repairing shoes at Kahn's. j2-23po
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Gordon enter
tanned at Christmas dinner Mr.. anC
Mrs c. Q. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. R
b. Hartenbower and Miss Calvert
The table was prettily decorated
with Santa Claus and chimney fill
led with favors for the guests, eacl
one drawing a cord to obtain the gift
Miss Helen Sheel from Albion nor
NAL is the guest of Mrs. J. I. Sc
bree and Mrs~J. B. Gowen.
p f. %. met at the Davis homt
Monday evening and were entertain
ed by the program committe. whC
took them to the Bungalow and tff'
Colonial afterward
Mrs. Harry Coons and children
from Cambridge are guests at tn
Ruby home for the week
Mrs Henrietta Medley from Bois'
was at the Jackson home Sunday.
Mrs. +. ] Murray and children ar
spending the holidays at Baker Cit,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Louis Schnabel left Sunda'
evening for Rochester, where sh
will undergo an operation by May
Bros. She was accompanied by he
mother, Mrs. Jones.
Misses Nora Devers and Leila Ha
were guests Saturday evening at tn
house party at the home OF Mrs
Robertson of Nampa