The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-06
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Miss May Powell spent Sunday and
Monday visiting friends at Kuna.
Adam Blackstock of Enterprise was
a business visitor in Caldwell Monday
Raymond Sebree OF Notus was a
business visitor in Caldwell Monday.
R. B. Scatterday, Ssq., attended to
professional business at Boise Satur-
day.
Attorney J. NJ. Thompson tran
sacted legal business at Boise Satur-
day.
Frank Breshears attended the Lin
coin Day banquet in Boise last eve
ming.
j H. Forbes transacted business
at Idaho Falls couple of days this
week.
Baker & Harris always sell to the
same peopie--they must have good
reason for coming back. f6-m6
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Judge D. d. Harger has appointed
c. p. Grimes administrator OF the, es-
tate of Hector Lewis, deceased
$4,000. 90 to loan at once Insur-
ance. bonds. typewriters. A. |. Myers.
over Baker & Harris store. j23-fl3
A. A. Hoover will rent his farm
south of town and engage in business
in the city within a short time
Attorney Alfred F. Stone has re-
turned from Lewiston, where he was
called on professional business.
Prof. George Henry Aller, we'll
known in music circles in this city,
formerly located at Boise, is now the
Director of the Conservatory Of Music
of the Nebraska Wesleyan Uniter-
sity.
Miss Laura M. Smith and Oscar A.
Trueblood of Caldwell were married
At Boise Monday evening at the par
sonage of the Christian church of
that city.
Mrs Norman Belcher was called to
Salt Lake the latter part of last week
by the serious illness OF her father, |
Mr.. ]. f. Hill. Mr.. Hill is not ex-
oected to live.
Recorder G. w. Stovel issued mar
Rage licenses to Sadie A. Parke Of
Boise and Ben H. Cannon of Vale,
Monday A permit to marry was also
Eranted Rosa Rudbsel and Walter
Element of Notus.
Mrs. II. Simpson and Mrs. B.
:. Calvert and children left Friday for
Mineral Wells, Texas. Mr.. Simpson
will visit friends and relatives at Boise
md Arrowrock for a few days before
dining them.
M. J. Devers arrived home Monday
rom Fort Worth, Texas and Wash
ngton, D, c. Mr., Devers was called
@ Fort Worth in connection with the
fairs of the American National Bank.
IN route home he went to Washing
on to visit his daughter, Miss Ho-
fora, who is student at a young
aides seminary in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MetcaIf were
n Caldwell from Nampa Saturday,
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
COX. Mr., Metcalf is thinking of
'recting large barn on, his place be-.
ween Caldwell and Nampa Mr..
ohm Nicholas, for many years a part
Ter of Mr.. Metcalf, will erect new
louse at Midway. The partnership
between Metcalt and Nicholas has
'een dissolved.
], ] Bennett. one OF the old and
ubstantial farmers of the Boise val h
ey, was in Caldwell Tuesday Mr.
nd Mrs, Bennett will leave for Cal :,
fornia in couple of weeks. They
re in hopes that the change will ben
fit Mrs, Benefits health, generally.
3urtng. the past two years she has ;
cen almost blind and her eyesight (,
as been getting worse. If benefited !
hey will remain in California for a :
ear or more. :
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