The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-27

Wy wednesday on business.
Russell Smith, who lives near No
tuS, was i'll tn Getty Tuesday.
MIR. Shupe motored over from
Franklin precinct last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brown. of
Greenleaf, made business trip 20 the
city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. " Stafford and two
daughters were dinner guests at the
/. r. Buckner home last Sunday.
Mr.. ad Mrs. l.. " Stafford and two
daughters, Jessie and Edna. were din
ner guests at the T. +. Buckner home
last Sunday.
Dean Driscoll of the law firm of
Wood & Driscoll of Boise was in the
city Monday, trying case in the dis
trict court.
Hear the Christy MinstrelS Quartet
IN the good old way down South
songs at the Bungalow Theatre We'd
heSday, Dec. Z. ny
Miss Ruth Lcggett is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with friends in
the Capital City, but will return to
Caldwell Sunday evening.
The w. c. T. U. will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Geo. X. Varney on Dearborn
street Friday afternoon.
From now on everything in the mil
linery line goes at half price to make
room for the spring stock.-M. +. Gil
gan-Sarchet, 6l2 Main St. ny
The will of the late Michael Hes
triter of Nampa was admitted to pro-
bate Tuesday, His wife, Elizabeth
Hastriter, was appointed administra-
trix.
Clyde p. Blazer of this city and Mu-
riel H. Newson of Portland were mar
rled by Probate Judge Harger at the
Canyon courthouse Saturday fore
noon.
There will be a special meeting of
the Eastern Star Saturday evening to
meet the grand matron, Mrs. Frost.
All sojourning mmebcrs are invited to
attend.
L. Z. Greenslct, president of the
Pioneer Irrigation district, was up
from Midway last Saturday looking
after business in connection with the
district.
Rev. c. f. Holman has quit the min
istry for the law. He and his son
John and Attorney Bissell have form
ed a partnership and opened law Of
fees at Gooding.
Marriage permits have been issued
to Graham Park of Omaha and Elean-
or Rodgers Of Payette, and to William
Lawler of Parma and Gertrude
Wright, of Riverside, Ore.
A petition was received Tuesday by
Judge Harger for the probation of the
will of Sarah M. Anderson of EN-
nett The real and personal property
of the estate is valued at $4,000.
Geo. w. Whitney and family have
returned from Chicago and will make
Whitney is a violinist and music
teacher. He has opened studio in
the postoffice block.
Monday evening the members of
the choir of the Episcopal church pre-
scented Miss Boulware with a hand
some present in recognition of the
services she has rendered the church
and the choir during the past year.
Elijah Frost is bringing an action in
the district court to compel the people
in the south end of the CITY to take
care of their waste water. He is pray
ing that these parties be restrained
and enjoined from running their waste
on surplus water upon his. land
A petition for letters of administra-
ton in the matter of the estate of the
late Albert Clemens of Caldwell was
| filed in the probate court Saturday.
The estate is estimated at $1,000 and
consists chiefly of small tract locat-
ed near the city.
J. E. Woodell, D. c., of the firm OF
| Woodell & Woodell, chiropractors. at
Union, Ore, was in our city last Fri
day, the guest of DR.. Burkhardt. DR.
Woodell said Caldwell looked good to
him but he was little late as DR.
Burkhardt beat him to this location
by about two weeks. He left on the
west bound train.
J. F. Spurgin and wife, who owr
and operate the Canyon hospital, have
purchased the w. M. Cupp property
on Cleveland boulevard and will con
vert the residence into a hospital TIL,
work of making the necessary change.
will be started December first. The
deal was made through the Madden 8
Bailey real estate agency.
Last Wednesday afternoon tn
MeInOQlSl parsonage was the scene
quiet but very pretty wedding, whei
Miss Ella Harling and Mr.. Harr,
Carr were united in marriage. Only
few of the closest relatives were pres
ent. After the ceremony which wa
performed by DIR. Ewing, the part
adjourned to the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harling.
T. w. Wheeler returned to the Sol
diers' Home at Boise Wednesda
, evening to spend Thanksgiving. NJ
/ Wheeler has been in Caldwell for tw
: weeks. He is looking after Mr.. Shield
| of Pleasant Ridge "a veteran, who
! in very poor health and who is q
5 Caldwell for a change. Mr.. Wheele
r is in the best of health and 20 year
younger than he was couple of year
! ago.
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