The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11


5. G: Tuning was in the city from
Roswell Monday.
F. o. Johnson of Weiser was in
Caldwell attending court.
George Green's baby has been quite
ill lately, but is reported better.
Mrs. J. M. Henry recently returned
from brief visit in Meanwhile Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lowell of Ros-
we'll were Caldwell visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hedden were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Emma Kesl at
! Nampa.
DR.. F. P. Smith this week pur-
chased a $4,000 Victrola from Bot
kin-Harmon Co. dill
Thos. w. Tarr, one of the promi-
nent Fargo farmers, was a business
visitor in town Monday.
Joseph Ridgway, ex-chief of the
Caldwell detective force, has moved
back to town and gone into winter
quarters.
Lewis Anderson, we'll known far
mer of the Parma section, was in the
city Monday attending the Traders
Day sale.
Mrs. G. f. Feight and son of Nam
pa spent the week end in Caldwell
with Mrs. Feight's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Baker
Chimneys swept, stoves cleaned and
polished Furnaces installed and
overhauled Phone IL, or call at
Maxey 4 SchnabcPs. daft
Matrimonial licenses have been
granted to L. Earl Newman and Win
ME f. Ragsdale of Middleton and to
William Hamilton and Clara Brock of
Rockville.
John Williams, who has been at
Portland, has opened a real estate Of
fee in that city. He has associated
with him Robert Jennings, formerly
of Caldwell.
Mrs. c. A. MCGEE returned yester-
day from a six-week's visit in the
East. She was accompanied by two
nephews who will take up their school
work in this city.
J. Y. Terry, D. c., NJ. T. D. of the
city of Nampa, was in Caldwell Mon
day to have his spine analysed and
adjusted by our spine specialist, F.
G, Burkhardt, D. c.
The Rebecca lodge will give their
social tea Monday, Dec. 14th and will
present MRS. Charley's Wax Works"
The public is cordially invited and a
good time is assured to all.
Customer-here. waiter. Where
are the olives? Hold on. Bring me
half melon and some cracked ice
The Waiter (loudly)-Dumdums, half
| a bombshell and bowl of shrapnel.-
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mrs. Wheeler, until recently public
stenographer at the Saratoga Hotel,
has gone to Boise, where she will
| open an office for general work in the
Owyhee Hotel Miss Sarah Fry has
taken her place at the Saratoga.
Petition for letters of administra-
ton has been filed in probate court
in the matter of the estate of the
late William l.. Naftzger, a rancher
residing in the Wilder section. The
value of the estate-real and personal
prorerty-is estimated at $4,000
Mrs A. F. Isham and daughter,
Mrs. Alexander. and grandson, Albert
| F. Alexander, arrived in Caldwell Sun
day night from Los Angeles. Mrs
| Alexander and son will spend some
| time here visiting DR.. and Mrs. lsham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Huntzberry.
Judge Harger has received an appli-
cation for probate of the will of Abra-
ham l.. Gilmore, Deceased was a
| former resident OF Emmett and the
estate in question consists of approx
mately $4,000 worth of real estate
and personal property near Emmett.
b. L. Stoutemeyer, attorney for the
Reclamation Service, came down from
Boise Tuesday with Mr.. Bliss, Pro-
iect Engineer and Frank Weymouth,
Supervising Engineer. to attend
meeting of the Payette- Boise Water
Users Association.
a touching scene occurred at the
5 reported on the road to recovery.
Court House Friday afternoon, when
a girl. twins, were legally adopted by
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Garside of Pay
etc. The children are to be heartily
congratulated on the acquisition of
comfortable home and an affection
ate father and mother while they are
still too young to realize the loss of
their own mother.
After an all night session, the jury
in the case of Duncan Y. o. S. l.. on
trial Monday and Tuesday of this
week, disagreed. This was a suit for
damages, on account of the death of
a l3-year-old boy, who was riding as
an invited guest in an automobile
driven by another boy. The auto was
struck and picked up on the cow
catcher of the engine of a baseball
special at a street crossing in Pay
tie and was carried 900 feet before
the train stopped The Duncan boy
died after horrible suffering, from
conclusion of the brain. None of the
other occupants of the machine were
injured at all seriously The case will
be retired.