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

pumping plant Wednesday and visited
at the Lewis Smith home until Sun
day.
Kinsey and Reid Robinson were
over from Roswell Sunday
Rev. B. F. Clay and Sam Clay were
in town from Claytonia Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Schenck were
Caldwell visitors Friday@and Satur-
day. Mrs. Schenck is improving but
will have to wear the cast week or
so yet.
o. A. Megorden, manager of the
Homedale Lumber & Coal Co., made
business trip to Ontario and Weiser
last week. ]. D. Wright had charge
of the yard during his absence.
Charles McCoard was a business
visitor to Caldwell Tuesday.
A. E. GIBSON and son were over
from Caldwell looking over land here
last week.
Charles Parsons is putting a GEM
ent foundation under his cottage and
will build a porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Wood visited at
the Schenck ranch Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester circuit Of
Caldwell visited at the Trotter home
Sunday.
The auto-stage, connecting with the
electric line from Caldwell has been
discontinued I'm its place Roy King,
manager of the Homedale Livery, is
running a two-horse stage and makes
two trips daily. Leaves Homedale at
800 a. m. connecting with the car
that leaves Caldwell at 900 a. M, re-
turning to Homedale after the car
arrives. Leaves Homedale 500 p. m.
and connects with the car that leaves
Caldwell at 600 p. m. then returns to
Homedale. The fare is 75c. One way
express will also be handled.
Mrs. H. B. Bitner drove over from
Fargo Tuesday and she, Mrs. w. P.
Bean and children made a short visit
at the Schenck home.
Commissioners Patrick Kelley and
L. c. Gardner were in this city last
week looking over some prospective
roads.
Mrs. Lewis Smith spent the day
Tuesday at the Schenck home.
S. c. Stitsel was down from Clay
tonia last week
The small brother of Miss Luells
| Manning was thrown from a mule
Tuesday and his fore arm and collar
bone broken. He was taken TO thu
Caldwell hospital for treatment anC
is reported as recovering quite rapid
ly at the present time.
Ellsworth SIMPLE and Walter Ad
ans attended the Water Users picni'
at Greenleaf Wednesday.
Mark Price moved his we'll drill t,
the upper pumping plant Monday ant
began work there at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden and sor
Boyd, were Caldwell visitors Wed
nesday. They stopped at the picni
on their way home,
NJ. L. Walker was over from Cald
we'll Sunday
Wade Owsiey has returned HON
from Mullan, Idaho.
Mrs. L. D. Peters visited with Mr.!
w. P. Bean Thursday.
Bud Marsh is helping Mark Pric
with his well drilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Needham wer
over from Centrz1 Cove Monday.
Mrs. E. T. Rogers went to Bots
Friday to be with her daughter, Mr.
Eckhardt, VINO underwent an oper;
ton there. Mrs. Eckhardt will retur
! home with her mother and visit heI
for a time.
Mrs. L. D. Peters and son, Georg
drove to the car line to meet NJ
Peters Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Willard Robinson visited
the Schenck home Sunday afternoo
Miss Bess Cowden of Siiverto
Oregon, spent several days here
:. the guest of Miss Margaret Cupp.
, trip was made to the Isaac ranch al
Sunday was spent picnicing in Jun
creek canyon. Miss Cowden retur
ed to Caldwell Tuesday, where S
will visit with friends before retur
ing to her home.
w. J. Benham cut the grain on t
A. A. Mcdowell and w. H. She
paid places this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e Whitmore a
children left Monday for Walla
where they will make their home.
E. Kaufman has rented their ran
for the coming year.