The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-03-06
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R. R. Fisk left yesterday for FL Paso
Texas, called there by the serious i'll
ness of his mother.
The Presbyterian Ladies Mission
airy society met at the home of Mrs.
n. D. Blatchley Wednesday, March 4.
Lem Harding is up and around
again. He Is not quite recovered
from the operation for appendicitis
which he underwent, but is getting
along as fast as could be expected.
Mr.. Harding says he will be unable
to do any hard work this summer
but will be able to go hshniging,
which is very satisfactory condition
for a man to be in.
Mrs. Earl M. Van Deventer has re-
turned to Arrowrock after spending
a few days in Caldwell visiting Fela-
tives and friends.
The new dining room and ~rill at
the Saratoga is now opened as ad-
vertised in the last issue of The Trib-
une. Manager Potter has complete
ly overhauled and renovated the din
ng room, kitchen and grill.
Miss Sadie Altizer, daughter of the
rural delivery carrier on route No. /,
was operated on at the hospital for
intestinal trouble this week. Miss AL
tizer is in a serious condition at this
writing.
c. S. Faurot of Weiser is looking
after property interests around Cald-
we'll this week.
{. g. Adams, one of the distin
grtished city fathers, has new hat.
This is entirely due to natural growth
on the one hand and ordinary wear
and tear on the other, as no temper
airy swellings are evident even to the
closest observer.
Messrs. f. R. Coulter, +. d. Ryan
and l.. l.. Feltham, three prominent
Weiser attorneys, were in Caldwell
Monday in attendance at the district
court. These gentlemen were inter
ested in the case of Geo. Cooley VS.
The Snake River District Improve
ment Co.
Mrs. John Murer visited at Nampa
few days this week at the home il
Mrs. Ida EVERY and other former
Iowa friends.
R. ]. Clifford and son of Reynolds
creek attended the semi-monthly
sales in Caldwell Tuesday They also
attended to sales at the Union Stock
yards.
Misses Anna and Winifred Gorsuct
of Nampa were guests of Caldwell
friends Sunday afternoon and evening
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Dorman Of
Caldwell and A. D. Stinson of Pear
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c
S. Russell at Nampa Friday last.
The streets Of Caldwell are il
splendid condition for this time o.
the year. Supt. Campbell has beer
doing some good work in grading anc
dragging our city roads.
Colin Mcleod is building a nea
bungalow at the corner of Ninth anC
Chicago. The dwelling will be occu
pied by Joe Kahn who has. leased i
for Ave years.
Z. A. Stauffer, one of the big stool
men of southeastern Oregon, was il
Caldwell this week attending the auc
ton sales at the Union Stock yards
Keep March II open. mi
G. d. Wheeler returned from Port
land this week and has accepted ;
position with the Mountain, State
Telephone & Telegraph Co. MI
| Wheeler will make his headquarter
at Caldwell. He has the territory be
tween Mountain Home and Weiser.
Bennett Sphinx, who takes the plac
of Oscar Elphick at the local post of
fee, arrived in Caldwell on Monda,
With his household goods, coming fror
Cloquet, MINI. Mr. Sphinx will occup
the Kennard cottage at the end o
the Boulevard.
There will be ar examination 0
candidates for fourth-class post-mas
tiers held at various places in ldah
on April 3, and l8. The examina
ton in Caldwell is scheduled for tn
18th, and will be held to fill vaeancie
at the nearby fourth-class Offices. !
letter from the acknowledgement
indicates that these Offices will b
filled strictly regardless of polite;
affiliations of the applicants.
! Miss Katherine Mann is back Z
her post as abstractor at the couI
house after an absence of two month
at the bedside of her mother at Brigf
ton, Iowa.
Rev. B. w. Rice was called HON
from the Meadows Wednesday by tn
critical illness of his mother at HI
home on Canyon Hill.
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