The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-09
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
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Gettousing!

Phone Hanna & Co, l73j, d5tf
Back on the job, Steunenberg-
repairing shoes at Kahn's. j2-23pd
Notes, mortgages, warrants bought
and sold A. l. MYERS. Caldwell.
Over Baker & Harris store. jS-tf
George Hoyt leaves this week for
the Payette valley, where he will re
main during the next few months.
Cecil Stinson has returned to his
home At Pearl after spending Il week
in Caldwell. the guest OF Frank Rob
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Mckenzie OF
Rockville were visitors in Caldwell
New Years day and the balance OF
the week.
Miss Eleanor Fern Plowhead has
about recovered from the attack of
pneumonia which she recently exper-
fenced.
Mrs. Edward Price of Boise spent
Saturday and Sunday in Caldwell. the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. \. Dement,.
The monthly meeting OF the Alter
Society OF the Catholic church was
held Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
+ G. Burroughs.
William McFarlane OF Haley is i'll
Caldwell and will remain here a month
or more visiting his mother, Mrs p.
J. Collop, says the Haley NewS-AIin-
er
Miss Pansy A. Morrison and John
y. Post of this city were married at
Boise Saturday. Justice Dunbar of
Boise performed the ceremony. The
young couple are we'll known in Cald-
well.
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Bowen spent
New Years day at Boise, the guests
of friends. They were accom- anied
by Mr.. and Mrs. w, H. Mankey of
Nampa.
Miss Merits Riddle is home from
north Idaho where she has been
teaching this winter. Miss Riddle has
accepted position in the Lincoln
school in the 9th, 9TH and 9Th grades
There are $4,000 enlisted in the I'm
tied States army. During the year 1913
there were two cases of typhoid
ever. Some communities of a few
hundred people should look Ii The ar
my system.
Secretary H. H. Compton Saturday
handed Fred Lowline a draft for 81
90 in payment of life insurance pol
icy carried by his wife who died some
time ago and was a member of the
Women of Woodcraft lodge.
Frank Weaver is making a number
of changes and improvements in his
merchant establishment on
Kimball street. He is putting in a
balcony which will be used Tor a
work room and thus nearly doubling
his room space.
Mayor Turner, who was called to
Miles City, Montana, to look after a
shipment of horses which he had sold
to the United States government, has
returned. He found his horses in bad
shape owing to the rough treatment
they received en- route.
1--WE don't print any such stuff as
that" said the editor loftily, as hC
handed back the manuscript. We'll
you needn't be so naughty about it,
retorted the Irregular Contributor
You're not the only one who won
, print it.'-Puck.
Mrs. Ruth McAfee was granted ;
divorce from George l.. McAfee by
4 Judge Mccarthy at Boise Friday las
: on the grounds of failure to provide
: The couple were married in Caldwell
. April u, 1912 Plaintiff had restored
= to her, her maiden name OF Rutl
: Wright
i Friday marriage licence was is
! sued to Fred c. Ahlstrand of Fruit
: land and Viola L. Johnson of Pay
. cite. The marriage took place tn
. same day in this city. The Rev
George Varney of the Baptist churcI
performed the ceremony
= Mrs Ruth G. Keeney has filed
- suit in the district court in this coun
=, ty for a divorce from Bert Z. Keeney
y whom she married at Weiser, May q
- 1909 Defendant is alleged to hav
-, deserted his wife on or about Septen
- Der "a 1912. Mrs. Keeney asks tn
- court to award her the care and tn
20 custody of their three-year-old son,
- The $4,000 piano given by the Gee
80 A. Anderson Co. to the most popul;
. church or organization of Caldwell {
>" Boise was won by the Christia
81 church of this city. 1t is splend
i instrumental, A happy feature of tn
= event was that all the church peop
of Caldwell assisted the Christia
church for which the church is vel
T grateful
Hon. d. NJ Johns, one of the We
al known and representative citizens
y day transacting business. Mr.. Johl
IL says that things are moving We
" quietly in Emmett, There is more
;ct less dissatisfaction with the tax rat
ee this year. The only solution, sa
he Mr.. Johns, is rigid economy and t
nh curtailment OF the cost OF COVER
I'd ment.
ne If you want your chickens to Ia
as try some of that new chicken spice
as Hanna & Co., 9th and Main st. Pho
ed l73j d5
10 Miss Deborah Steelman left
ed New Years day for Salt Lake CT
where she will act as Sunday schc
yer assistant to Rev Bowerman of t
Ter First Baptist church of that city. II
wv, position is an important one, and COZ
is ing as it did unsolicited bespeaks
Ter high esteem in which she is held
las old friends OF the Utah church. II
an many friends wish her success in |