The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Mrs. Fowler is spending the week
in Boise.
Lost-A few million perfectly good !
peace prayers.
DR.. J. w. Cue has recently pur-
chased of Harry Vail a fine new
Overland.
The Commercial Club held its re-
gular monthly business meeting Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Ralph Scatterday gave a de-
ightful bridge dinner Wednesday
night of this week.
D. P. Westcott and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. C.. Crowley visited Arrowrock
Thursday of this week.
Mrs. w. T. Plowhead of Middleton
was business visitor in Caldwell
Wednesday afternoon.
There will be services at the Cath
Ole church Sunday. Mass at 1890
Sunday school at GAS L. Marx, S. NJ.
Mrs. Carl G. Avens, who had
slight operation performed on her
nose a few days ago, is doing nicely.
Mrs. kollenborn left Wednesday
noon for Boise, where she has accept
ed position in the Golden Rule Store.
Love thy neighbor as thysclf, saws
the Good Book. But suppose she is
iretty widow and our wife objects!
Mrs. Helen NJ. Drake, Supreme Or
ganizer Of the p E. o., left on the ev-
ening train Saturday night for Pay
cite.
The w. T. Bolton family have nov-
ed into their home in town for the
winter, in order that the childrei may
go to school.
Miss Z. Fay Fowler left for Pay
cite Sunday afternoon, to spend this
week visiting the schools in that part
Of the county.
There will be divine German Luth-
eran services held in the Seventh Day
Adventist church in Caldwell, Sunday,
Nov, IS, at 3 o'clock p mr., sharp.
Mrs. H. P. Blake and children re-
turned to their home at Roswell last
week, after months visit at the par
entail home of G. H. Van Wyngardner.
Our sympathy boys! Fashion has
decreed that the fimsy gowns that
left little to the imagination must go,
and that the petticoat is to be re-
stored.
Secretary Bryan has three homes,
one in Lincoln, one in Texas and
another in Florida. Two are sufficient
for us-one here aud the other in
Paradise.
Buy your Christmas presents at the
Ladies Bazaar, which will be held
Nov. 20-2l, in the tabernacle of the
Christian church. Chicken dinner
will be served in the tabernacle din
ing rooms at 600 o'clock, Saturday,
November 2lSt.
The official count of the votes of
Canyon county was completed We'd
nesdav afternoon, and resulted in the
election Of Fred Mcconnell, Repub
lican, as county surveyor, by fourteen
votes, in place of w. c. Sturdeyant,
the Democratic candidate.
Cakes Bros. closed their store at
Weiser Saturday night and moved
the unsold stock to Caldwell This
stock and store formerly belonged TO
the Weiser Trading ompany. 1t
was bought by Mcssrs. Cakes several
months ago. The stock was practical
ly cleaned up at Weiser after one OF
the biggest sales ever held in that city.
Clarence S. Hill, 1914 graduate of
Stanford University law department,
is to locate in Parma as attornev-at-
law Mr.. Hill has taken an office next
door to On C. B. Allen, and opens his
office to the public Friday morning.
Mr. Hill and his family have many
friends i'm both Roswell and Parma,
and those of the latter town are par
ticularly pleased to learn of Mr.. HIPS
decision He is viewed by all as a So
cial and professional acquisition for
the Parma COMMUNICATIONS Re
view.
Walter Sebree is endeavoring to get
the park site at Lake Lowell restored
to entry, in order that he NAV file on
it and obtain the title, as he hods the
land at present only on a five-years'
lease, and has expended about $4,000
in improvements. FIon this purpose he
appeared before the Board of Direc-
tors of tn Payette- Boise Users asso-
citation Tuesday afternoon, requesting
that the Board recommend to the U.
S. R. S. the restoration to entry of
the land in question. A committee,
consisting of R. w. Kingston, c. M.
Rankin and G. M. Bassett, was APP
pointed to investigate and renort.