The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-15

A. ]. Mcfarland of Falk was in
Caldwell attending court Wednes-
School district No. 7, Deer Flat,
closed Friday of last week.
Chas. Leighty OF Usage City, Kan,
is the guest of his cousin, Chris.
Leighty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Lyon were in
Boise Saturday evening to attend the
banquet given at the Owyhee by the
Knights of the Red Cross of Constan
tine.
Workmen have been busy during
the week finishing two large trunk
rooms at Finney Hail. All the rooms
and halls on the third floor have been
tinted.
A large section of the colored glass
dome of the court house, which was
broken at the time the clock fell, is
being replaced.
Notes, mortgages and warrants
bought and sold. Phone or see A. 7.
Myers, over Baker & Harris Store,
Caldwell. al7-tf
Miss Ethel Berry Of Nampa was
guest of Mrs. c. E. Wyckoff Sunday.
A series of breakfasts, luncheons
and dinners are being given by the
members of the advanced class OF the
Domestic Science department of the
College of Idaho. The hostess must
make the breakfast come within 25c
and the dinners and luncheons, Csc.
This requires careful planning Some
very pleasing menues have been
arranged. Miss Mary Paine served
seven-course luncheon at one o'clock
Saturday. The guests were Misses
Scheckner, Wallace, Mccormick,
Clamby and Raymond.
Miss Harriet Sturgeon and Miss
Ruth Leggett drove to Greenleaf last
Supday and spent the day with the
Ralph Hinshaws.
Mr.. Hugh Pastoriza, who is as
sisting in appraising the electric de-
company's property spent Monday
afternoon and evening in Caldwell.
Miss Finney and Mrs. Murphy en-
tertained to Westminster Guild at
the College Dormitory last Wednes-
day. The book on Mexico, the study
of which has been led by Mrs. Hun
ter, was finished and delicious re-
freshments served.
DR.. Dutton will treat and cure
pyorrhea Office over Pure Food
Store. mS-tf
Miss Alice Reed and Mrs. Reed
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
their home in Payette.
The Seniors of the High School
are excused from all lessons Friday
to attend Founders Day at the Col
lege.
The new library was formally open
ed Friday evening, May LIST, with a
large crowd in attendance. The pro-
gram began at 7 o'clock with music by
the Fiske orchestra. Curtis Hayden
chairman of the library board, made
the opening address. This was fol-
lowed by musical program by Mrs.
F. F. Beale, Mrs. VIM. Moll Case,
Austin Westrope and Arthur Benford,
and readings by Mrs. R. B. Scatter
day. Mrs. A. f. Gipson gave history
of the library movement in Caldwell
and Mrs. Ward Stone presented a
picture donated by the D. A. R.
Bernard Eastman, P. Monroe
Smock and L. D. Perisho, of New
Plymouth were Caldwell and Boise
visitors Wednesday and Thursday.
T. H. Kernohan of Nampa was in
town Wednesday sporting a new
Case car,
l. S. Binford left Wednesday on a
trip to Horse Shoe Bend and vicinity.
F. T. S. Brainard and P. P. Brain
ard of Payette, were Monday visitors
in Caldwell.
D. D. Hambly was in Caldwell on
Saturday from his ranch near Falk
Store.
DIR. E. E. buttons prices on all
classes of dental work are always
right. ml-3l
Miss Emmett entertained the mem
bers ofth school board, Supt. Baker
and Principle North, at six o'clock
dinner last Wednesday.
w. P. Lyon and family and Misses
Mary and Jessie Snodgrass motored
to Warm Springs Sunday afternoon
The Senior Class of the Nampa
High School came up in body on
Friday to the Founders Day cele-
bration of the College of Idaho.
M. A. Devers was in Boise on bust
ness Thursday.
Dr. j. w. Cue made professional
"trip to Boise Saturday.
Miss Birdie Ettinger, who has spent
several months visiting friends in
Caldwell and vicinity left on Thurs