The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-09
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MRS. Kichard Beatty was IN town
last Monday visiting home folks.
Fred Crete transacted business at
Nampa couple of days this week.
Mrs. c. G. Styles of Sunny Slope
is in town visiting Mrs. +. Bowen.
Misses Olive and Vinabell Nc
Cormick left for Lewiston January 8.
Ralph Henshaw of Greeneaf was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Norton were
visiting relatives here during the holi-
days.
Misses Ethel Bales and Bess Har-
per OF Caldwell left for Lewiston Sat-
urday
Mrs. Smith gave family dinner
New Years at her home on College
Heights.
w. X. Sebree is in Caldwell after
long absence with his family in
Los Angeles.
Miss Louise Clamby left Sunday
evening to resume her work at the
state university.
Mrs. Graham of Nampa is spending
the week with Mrs. Fanny Long and
Miss Jennie Hoyt.
Tom McCollum, who was thrown
from his horse and badly injured, is
recovering rapidly.
Harry Jones and George Kinkaid
left Saturday for Salt Lake 10 resume
their school work.
Miss Mary Hopkins of Sunny Slope
has been in town this week visiting
Margaret Mcconnell.
The Missionary society of the M.
+. church met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. ]. f. Kyle.
Lyndon Journey is suffering with
la grippe at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Journey.
Notes, mortgages, warrants bought
and sold. A. !. MYERS, Caldwell.
Over Baker & Harris store. j8-tf
Miss Bessie Mammen left for her
school near Caldwell, January 3, hav-
ing spent vacation with her parents.
The Van Buren, school closed We'd
nesday afternoon on account of the |
funeral of the mother of Miss Georgia |
Mcfarland.
A marriage license was issued to
Martin T. Grifiths of Shenandoah, |
Iowa, and Marie L. Vickers of EN-
NETT, Tuesday.
The d. A. R. held their regular |
meeting this week at the home of Mrs. |
t. A. Walters. A very enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent.
Miss Viola Johnson returned to ST.
Teresa's in Boise Sunday after spend
ing the holidays with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. w. H. Johnson.
Mrs. James Harris returned Mon
day from Portland where she spent
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. B. Roberts.
Miss Rartha ManYnan of poeu,aii
left Jan. 3 for Lewiston, to finish her
work for the year, having spent her
vacation with her parents.
Louis Schnabel received word We'd
nesday that the operation Mrs. Sch
mabel underwent at Rochester, MINI.
was entirely successful
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. q. Journey, returned to her home
in Gooding last Sunday evening.
Helen and Mrs. F. M. Cole were
among those who attended the Pad
erewski recital Wednesday night
Mrs. 5. Frazier entertained at din !
1er New Years, Mr., and Mrs. Hugh i
Ackley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hasbrouck, and 7
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Ackley and family !
Z. Mason returned from Portland
a few days ago. He saw Donald Nc. :
Vey while there and reports him as +
having gained in weight and looking
inc. +
Miss Pearl Hall of Roswell is in i
he city visiting her grandparents, Y
Mr. and Mrs. B S. Waggoner. She Il
vent to Boise Wednesday evening to :
lear Paderewski. ,
Fred Hoffman, formerly cashier of 4
he American National Bank, left this l.
ieek for Spokane, where he will To- q
ate permanently, His family will :,
ollow him at an early date. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones and two d
aughters, of Star, and Mr. and Mrs. r
lay Jones and son of Twin Falls, 4;
,ere guests at the home of Mr.. and
irs. John Kyle last Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. c, Ford
ill be pleased to learn that she sue
essiully underwent an operation at n
ocheSter, Mimi, this week and will p
BON be able to return to Caldwell. h,
Miss Hazel M. Kiel of Snake river II
nd Miss Edna Crete of Caldwell -
ere here Monday en- route to Albion. IA
ter spending the holiday vacation
18th their parents,-Nampa Leader
erald.
Messrs. Howard & Lemaster have A,
owed their second hand store from p,
e Gilgan to the Saratoga annex ~
ock. Their new quarters give them ~
ore room and better facilities for W
splay. "
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Mrs. F. L. Keller met with a very tn
inful accident Monday. She slip Sc
d and fell on the ice, badly bruis- IN
& her hip. At first it was thought pl,
at possibly bones were fractured. cit
apply such was not the case. Is.
Mrs. c. w. Gets, who was called
the bedside of her son, r. w. TI
tits. who was injured by falling
lber at Arrow Rock, completely
lapSed from heart failure Monday To
en- he died, and she was brought
this city on the evening train from
row Rock. where the ambulance
aited her at the train and took her !
a local hospital.-Boise Statesman. VIC
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