The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-03-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Miss Bertha Cupp and nephew
James Munro, Jr., who have spent
the last month in Janmieson, Oregon
visiting friends, returned Monday.
]. l.. Whiting of Spokane was in
the city Thursday looking over the
country. He said this was the cream
of teh entire west and bougt 40 acres
on Deer Flat from a local real estate
firm.
| More thin $50 men took part in the
big rabbit drive yesterday and some
thing over 1000 of the pests were
killed.
R. NJ. Collins family will arrive
from California today and join Mr..
Collins, who came ahead and has To-
Gated on the Sower plce south OF
town.
J. B. Bell has purchased the Alice
Frost house on the corner of 10th and
Franklin street across from the Wash
ington school. Mr.. Bell is going to
remodel the property for a home.
Mrs. II. D. Hanna, wife of the coal
| dealer, who has been suffering for
some time with an ailment of the back,
was put in plaster jacket by DR..
Johnson and a specialist from Salt
Lake this week and is reported as i'm
proving.
NJ. c. Lund, recently from Kansas
has rented the Alter place on Pleasant
Ridge and will farm it during the COM
ing year.
A. H. Taylor, who traded his farm
west of Caldwell, will leave soon for
his stocn farm in the Mackay country.
,, l.. Cowen, an undertaken from
MT. Home and head of the examina-
ton board for Idaho, was in Caldwell
the hrSt OF the week. Mr.. Cowen has
traded Tor some nice Caldwell prop
erty.
A number of Caldwell Odd Fellows
journeyed to Meridian last Friday to
attend district meeting of the Odd
Fellows for this part of the state. A
splendid program was held in the aft
ternoon and evening, participated in
by Judge Ailshie, grand master, and
other grand lodge officers, as we'll as
members OF neighboring lodges. O..
V. Bailey of Caldwell lodge was on
Tor an address, Those attending from
Caldwell were I, M. Nichol, A. +.
Gipson, Tim Driscoll. o. V. Bailey,
Shas' Cakes, Walter Stevens and Kari
Mann.
Rev, o, +. Merritt of Parma attend.
ed the grange in Caldwell Tuesday
and addressed that organization.
Madden 4 Bailey have consummated
number of deals the past week, trad |
ing two Caldwell residences for tim
Der near Horseshoe Bend and trading
hive acre tract for Boise residence,
X, w. Cakes and Edgar Cakes are
in Forest Grove, Ore, where Mr.. |
Cakes has traded for a large stock
81 goods and an invoice is being taken.
Mrs, lake MuSSell, who went to
Portland for an operation for goiter.
returned home Monday much improv,
cd. She proceeded to Boise where
she will stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Biggs, for an indefinite period.
The Rebekah lodge will give a series
IT teas in their hail, the first to be
gwen next Monday night A splendid
program has been arranged and all
Who attend will have delightful time
o, V. Bailey, the Riley" of Cald-
veil, will give one of his popular en-.
ornaments at the Mcclure school
louise Friday night.
Alec Hoover, who recently moved
his store building under the opera
ouse, is suffering from heart trouble
nd is in very poor health.
/. M. Nichol has rented the Hoover
We acres and will move there in the
Immediate future with his family.
Mr.. shrimp, the new post office clerk
as rented the Kennard bungalow on
9th and the Boulevard. His wife will
rive in short time.