The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-10

/ anna last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith drove
over to Fair Acres Monday.
MesdameS w. ]. Helton and r. A,
day.
H. K. Ferguson traded horses with
Horace Dunning last week Mr.. Fer.
guson tried riding his new horse but
dlsmounted much more rapidly than
he could mount.
II. a. Snyder is taking Gem District
warrants in'payment for implements.
Our Seven-acre city park is being
leveled ready for seeding. Very large
trees have been ordered from the
Caldwell Nursery and will be set out
as soon as the water is ready.
l.. D. Hyslop, an attorney from
Nampa, has decided to locate here
and will he here in about a week.
Mrs. H. W. Stewart, of Central
Cove, visited with Mrs. Alma I.aud-
beck, Wednesday.
V. 5. Goshert, Mr. Shaw and George
Clausen were here last week from
Nyssa. Messrs. Goshert and Shaw
are in the hardware business and are
considering the matter of opening a
store here
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Rogers arrived
Tuesday from Ontario and are living
in the Freeburn cottage. Mr.. Rogers
is manager of the Homedale Forward
ing Co.
A. l.. BTainard, representing the
Chas. p. Hartley Nursery Co., Of En-
nett, came over with a load of trees
Monday.
DR.. c. Z. Martins household goods
were brought over from Notus Mon
day. The doctor and family will oc-
cupy the Peter cottage.
George Thomas arrived here from
Bruneau the first OF the week and ex-
poets to make this his home.
Louise Dunning has returned to
Boise to finish the term of school at
St. Teresas.
w. P. Lyon, Walter Griffiths and
Nj. L. Walker were visitors from Cald-
we'll last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hill and daugh-
ter came down from Boise Thursday
and visited at the l.. B. Yaden home
Mr.. Hills son spent all of last week
visiting here.
The Methodist Dedication services
will be held Sunday The Rev. Z. c.
Hif, for many years superintendent
OF the mission work in Utah and one
of the secretaries of the Board of
Church Extension, will have charge
of the services. The Rev. ]. D. Gill;
han, superintendent of the Boise dis
trict will also be present to assist our
pastor, the Rev. Guy Kelley, in the
services. There will be special Easter
music.
Mrs. J. H. Ward, mother of Mrs.
Frank Trotter, her son, Cecil, and
daughter, Inez, arrived Sunday from
Portland and will make their home
here.
Miss Fern Bitner visited in Fargo
Sunday.
VIM. Martin and James Cole of
Kemmerer, Wyoming, have each leas-
ed 80 acres of state land, located about
three miles south of town.
Mrs. L. O'Donnel arrived here from
Caldwell last week to make her home
on her homestead southwest of town.
Mrs. O'Donnel is a trained nurse and
will accept work in that line.
William Laugford and Roy King
have leased 80 acres of state land.
They expect to improve part of it this
year.
Mrs. w. H. Cess and children came
down from Boise and spent last week
here. AS soon as school closes they
will move to the ranch here.
Mrs. R. w. Eckhardt. of Boise, ar
rived Thursday and will spend a
month here visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Rogers. Mrs.
Eckhardt's husband is an attorney and
is attending court at Burns, He will
stop here on his way home to Boise
County assessor, w. A. Lewis, was
listing property here last week.
Rov Myler was Caldwell visitor
Monday.
Col. and Mrs. w. L. Holton were in
town trading Monday.
John Price is at work sinking the
shaft in his mine near the lsaac's
ranch. He is exhibiting specimines
Of re showing free cold.