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

the Homedale Empire Press was in
the CITY last Friday on business
Col: and Mrs. H. c. CLAY are spend
ing Thanksgiving week at the b. F.
Clay ranch in the Gem District.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs
y. q. Ruby are rapidly recovering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Bertha Nicholson has return
ed from Portland and Newburg. Ore,
after a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will hold Rummage Sale Ira
| derS' Day, Dec. 9TH, at Beale & Curtis
running Shop. n20-d4
Edwin Bedford was in from his
Gem Irrigation District farm Monday
tor short visit with his grandmother,
Mrs. f. Bedford
Don't miss st. Elmo" AZ the Bun
galow Thanksgiving night-6 reels of
exceptionally strong interest. You'll
thoroughly enjoy it. ny
From now on everything in the mil
linery line goes at half price to make
room for the spring stock.-M. f. Gil
gan-Sarchet, OH Main St. ny
Thanksgiving festivities started in
Caldwell Tuesday night. An innocent
bystander was the only one to sustain
serious injuries and he is on the road
to recovery.
Marriage liceses have been issued to
Loran F. Walker of Walla and Elsie
Bolts of Caldwell; and William Law
Ter of Parma and Gertrude Wright of
Riverside, Ore.
Mrs. Catherine Smith of Nampa was
granted divorce from Lee Smith in
the district court here Monday. Mrs.
Smith charged her husband with de-
sertion, nonsupport and extreme cru
city, The defendant did not appear
in court, nor was he represented
there by counsel
The Odd Fellows Tuesday appoint
ed an entertainment committee CON
slsting of T. S. Jackson. T. NJ. Nichol,
Z. {. Gurwell, S. G. Smith, A. +. Clip
son, E. H. Plowhead and f. A. Vince
Ter. They expect to have lively meet
ings at the lodge every Wednesday
evening during the winter.
DR.. Drown, who has been away for
several weeks attending to business
interests in North Dakota, returned
Sunday evening He reports crops as,
good and the outlook bright Dr..
Drown has an enviable reputation as
an occulist and will probably open.
Offices in one fthe business blocks.
Warren Clarev of Roswell was ar
rested Tuesday by Sheriff Breshears
charged with exhibiting dangerous
weapon, a revolver in a rude, threat
ening and angry manner. The com
plant was made by Rock Helm, a
neighbor. The dispute arose over wa
ter. Clarey, when arraigned before
Judge Harger, entered a plea of not
guilty. He will have his preliminary
hearing Friday, Dec. A.
Paul Parrish and Miss Olga Miller
were united in marriage at Weiser
Saturday, much to the surprise Of
many of their friends. After the
ceremony they went to Whitney, Ore,
where they will make their home, the
groom having accepted position
with a sawunill. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Parrish are popular with the young
crowd in Emmett and the best wishes
will follow them to their new home.
Emmett Index.
H. A. Baker, who lives about five
llllCo Vi NdluWGll was
brought to the city Tuesday with
the Canyon hospital. Mr.. Baker is
place to drain the same and while re-
moving the dirt, a pully gave way,
striking him on the arm and burying
brought to the city and the injured
n RIM Jraeea5 h M;I1ax q, CT
The fracture is a serious one affecting
the elbow.
c. V. Peckham, member of the
Caldwell firm of Peckham-Case, Co,
furniture and undertaking, was bust
ness visitor in Parma, Saturday even
ing. This was Mr.. Peckham's first
visit to Parma since the renovation of
the branch store here. He was much
pleased with the changes that have
been made under the supervision of
Parma Manager |. H. Kellar. Mr.
Peckham left Saturday evening for
Wilder, where he was to make an
over Sunday visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Peckham, of Will
der.-Parma Review.
Mrs. Lizzie Drummond, pioneer
resident of Jordan Valley and south
ern Ida ho.. yesterday suffered a stroke
of paralysis which took away speech
and hearing, and is now confined to
her bed at Mrs. Laura Fox's boarding
house in a very serious condition. She
has been suffering from heart trouble
for years and yesterday paralysis OF
the throat developed first. An effort
is being made to reach her sons, Ar
thur and Frank Drummond, who are
Jordan Valley ranchers, but UP to
noon today they had not received no.
LITIGATION of the illness of their mo-
Their She also has a daughter al
Oreana and another at Reno, who
have been notiied.-Nampa Leader
Herald.
c. L. Knowlton, city clerk of Nam.
pa and county recorder-elect, has re,
signed his present office to take effec
Dec. 70. H. J. Miller has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy by the resig
nation. Mr.. Knowlton will devote
several days to the study of his new
Office before taking charge. Mr.