The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-08-28

Mrs. A. F. Hart is, rapidly recover
ing from her recent illness.
Mrs. Prices Canning Compound at
Botkin- Harmon Drug Co.. att |
DR.. and Mrs S. J. Miller returned |
home from the coast Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Nief of Portland is in Caldwell
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. S. Will
liams.
Attorney J. NJ. Thompson attended
to professional business at Boise last
Monday.
c. D. Gates was business visitor
in Gooding the past week, returning
Friday evening.
Mrs. L. Bassett of Albany, Oregon,
is in the city, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Boyes.
Dressmaking-Former prices re-
veland Boulevard. a28-s25
Claud Duval, one of Nampa's lead
ing citizens, was business visitor in
Caldwell Monday.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Joseph Ostfeld and Hazel
| Robb, both of Boise.
Postmaster Horn and little grand
daughter, Bertha Plowhead, were cap
ital visitors Saturday!
Claire J. Barker was at Weiser sew
eral days this week looking after the
Cakes Bros. store in that city.
Miss Ada Isaac has returned from
Van Wyck, where she spent two
weeks visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. D. R. Payne and son, Lesley
of Boise, are in the city for visit al
the home Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Comp
ton.
Mrs. Mccain has returned to her
home at Kokomo, Indiana, after a.
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ray
mond Johnson.
Miss Elaine Wheeler has returned
from Baker City, Oregon, where she
has been the past month visiting her
grandmother.
The Misses Margaret and May
Flat were guests at the Runciman
home Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Cupp is in the city
from Homedale for short visit with
her sisters, Mrs. James Munro and
Miss Bertha Cupp.
Mrs. May Scott Workman, candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for state treasurer, was in the city
from Emmett Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Leyden left for
their home at Butte, Mont, Tuesday
after two weeks visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Burroughs.
Mrs. R. Ferne White has brought
suit for divorce from Albert E. White
Cruelty and desertion are the grounds
upon which divorce was asked. The
couple are residents of the New Ply
mouth section.
Mrs. f. E. Maxey entertained a
dozen of her neighbors Friday in
honor of her sister, Miss Verna Horn
of Caldwell. Mrs. Charles Adams and
Mrs. Leon Simpson were the prize
winners. Refreshments were served
at the card tables.-Statesman.
Mr.. c. F Smith has shipped three
cars of potatoes and Mr.. Crow has
shipped two cars. Mr.. Smith has
contracted ten more cars and Mr..
Grow said his potatoes are making
two hundred sacks to the acre. They
are of very fine quality
s Probate Judge Harger has appoint
, ed F. A. Elston, attorney of this city
t as guardian of the estate Of A. M.
: Bonewitz who was recently adjudged
insane by the Canyon county author
tiles and committed to the Blackfoot
: asylum. The estate consists of 40
: acres of land near Notus and personal
:. property to the amount of several
{ hundred dollars.
A |. Myers left yesterday for Cape
f May, New Jersey to attend con-
r ference of agents of the Equitable
; Assurance Co., of New York. All
: agents who write insurance to the
& amount of 100000 per year are given
this trip by the company. Mr. Myers
is the only Idaho agent who will at.
: tend this year. He attended the con,
; ference last year. Before returning
he will visit New York, Boston anC
; other eastern financial centers.
Last Thursday evening occurred the
marriage of Miss Merle Richie of thi.
y neighborhood to Mr.. Ben. C. Rags
y dale of Middleton, at the home of thu
6luO 'mnea qd9sof 'IW 'slom S,oput
e a few of the brides friends and rela
!, tives were present. Miss Sarah Boon,
: of Caldwell was bridesmaid and Mr.
IS Earl Newman of Middleton, bes
S. man. The ceremony was performed
l. by Rev. +. F. Springer. The young
d couple were the recipiants of man,
presents and left Saturday on TIL
n noon train for Grand Island, Neb.
& their future home.
d Men move forward intellectual,
d and socially, and they make progress
is in all the important concerns of life
e in small groups. In general the loca
n community may be considered as on
y of these units of progress. The unit.
II of the rural community is clearly Sc
d for its people unite in promoting it
$. schools, its churches and its publ
Il. utilities, through local self-govern
F. ment. For political action and ex
- | nressinn the local community Is in