The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-23
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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&c 4hOlldS was OuhNoJ 'ASA
tor at Boise.
J. B. Gowen was a business visitor
at Boise Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Roddy visited
at Boise Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hasbrouk were
Boise visitors Saturday.
w. S. Bruce of Boise transacted
business in Caldwell Monday.
Perry Shields spent Saturday at
Boise transacting business.
Mrs. f. F. Brass and sister, Miss
Hart, were Boise visitors Monday.
Dry WOOD, kindling, baled hay,
feed of all kinds. Hanna & Co.,
Phone Is.
$5O,OOO.OO to loan at once. Insur-
ance, bonds, typewriters, A. |. Myers,
over Baker & Harris store. j23-f13
City Attorney Alfred F. Stone left
Tuesday evening for Lewiston where
he was called on professional bust
ness.
d. S. Brown was in the city from
Boise Tuesday lookin after his pro-
perry interests here and transacting
business.
CHICKEN SPICE will make your
hens lay. Buy package and we give
you one to introduce it. Hanna &
Co., 9th and Main.
The special sale Monday was we'll
attended. Messrs. Dickens & Miller
are holding most successful sales both
in town and in the country this fall
Recorder Stovel issued a marriage
license Tuesday to Miss Matte E.
Heer and Mr.. Cassius |. Cook of Sill
yer City The happy couple were
married later at the home of relatives
at Nampa.
Miss Mary A. Murphy and Mr.. John
| +. Holmes of Emmett were married
in Caldwell Tuesday. The ceremony
took place in the court rooms of the
probate court, Judge d. D. Harger
officiating.
Messrs. M. ]. Devers and Gabe
Broiller left Monday for Fort Worth,
Texas, and Meridian, Miss, where
they go to testify in the extradition
proceedings against S. D. and W. G.
Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kahn and son
are at Arrowrock where they were
called by the serious sicksess of Mrs.
! Kahn's mother, Mrs. d. w. Duns-
worth. Mrs. Dunsworth is not ex-
Ipected to live.
A petition for letters of admins
tration has been received by Probate
Judge Harger in the matter of the
estate of kphriham Haver, deceased.
The property is located near Parma
and is valued at about $500.
Prof. H. A Ireland attended the
meeting of the state grange which
was in session at Nampa this week.
There was a good attendance at the
state meeting, number OF members
going up from Cldwell each day.
AT the annual meeting of the first
National Bank of Emmett DIR. A. F.
Isham of Caldwell was elected pres
ident; John McNish, vice-president;
Walter Knox, R. B. Shaw and George
Durham, directors. R. B. Shaw was
retained as cashier.
$4,000. 90 to loan at once. Insur-
ance, bonds, typewriters. A. |. Myers,
over Baker & Harris store. j23-fl3
Mrs. J. L, Thompson OF Weiser was
in Caldwell this week attending the
School of Methods" conducted by
the Christian church OF this city.
There are but three of these schools
in the northwest One is at Seattle,
one at San Francisco, and one here.
MeSsrs. Corn and Rose of Middle
ton were in Caldwell Monday attend
ing the special sale. Mr.. Rose recent
ly came here from Missouri. While
he has not yet purchased a place he
will locate here. He may decide to
rent for the first year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Woodhouse of
Salt Lake were guests over Sunday
of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Sherwood Of
this city. Mr., Woodhouse, who is
manager Tor the state of Utah for the
Beaver River Power company is an
old time friend OF MIR. Sherwood, local
manager OF the company.
Miss Grace Shepherd, state superin-
tendent of schools, has completed the
apporhonment of the public schools
interest fund. The total amount is
Sql 5000 of which Canyon county
schools will receive $7,SOS.73. Can
yon county is exceeded only by Ada
county, which gets 10000.
II. q. Morgan has placed on exhibit
ton at the Commercial club a hand
some handmade saddle which is a
work of art, Tile carving and work
manship is splendid. They are every
wmt as good as the workmanship on
saddles that sell for hundreds of dol
lars each. Mr.. Morgan is now at
work on his second saddle.
Mrs. George Thebo of Vale died
IN Caldwell Saturday evening. Death
resulted from Bright's disease. Mrs.
lhebo was sister of G. w. and |.
5. Froman and Mrs. Mwmford. She
is survived by her husband and ten
children. Mrs Thebo had suffered
tor a long time but it was thought
that 1t was caused by her eyes. Three
weeks ago it was first learned that
she had Bright's disease.
Rev. B.. w. Rice of Caldwell, who is
holding series of evangelistic meet |
ings at Bruneau. begins to see good |
results, according to Rev Mr.. Sears,
pastor OF the Congregational church
there. After completing his work al
Bruneau, MIR. Rice will hold services
at the Congregational church in
Mountain Home. Mr.. Rice is winning
IN manner and method and much good
from s,iN al, NJ