The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11

town Tuesday. N'e'0''' was In
do MI. Williams, a policeman, came
uoMn from Payette Monday.
Miss Cinthia Dix has been suffer;,r
the past week with a severe sttaci ~" y
la grippe. we attack OF
a. Hollingsworth, prominent cit
zen O. OF New Plymouth, was in The
city Saturday. ""' III INC
Mr.. Robert Mcclure. of Dixie
J i!Snsacted business in Caldwell Fri
w, 7. Kollenborn Of Deer Flat
came in Wednesday to attend 70 brss
mess in Caldwell. N - Jus
Attorney Norris, of Payette was IN
tne city, attending to professional
business Tuesday. a
G. w. Lamson, an attorney Of Nam
pa, was in the city Tuesday On n %r[,
tessional business. :" p'0
Samuel Foote, the Republican war
morse, OF Middleton was in the civ
Monday of this week. '
y. V. Bailey gave his Riley enter
talnment at Central Cove school house
last Saturday evening.
Prof. Strong, Superintendent of tbe
Public schools in New Plymouth w ,ns
in the city Wednesday. :"
Messrs. Samuel, Hiram and AIeck
Ballantyne, of Boise, came down in
their automobile Wednesday, on bus
mess. va '"'
Attorney Riebling, of Payette, was
IN the city attending to professional
matters in the district court, Monday
and Tuesday.
P. Monroe Smock, preacher, iurist
and fruit-grower of New Plymouth,
made visit to Caldwell Wednesday
of this week.
= Miss Bernice Pettis. a student in
Caldwell High school, has gone with
her family to Colorado, where they
will make their future home.
Dean Driscoll, of the law firm of
Wood & Driscoll, was in town from
Boise last Friday, in attendance on
the trial of case in the district
court
The president of the Interstate
Commerce Commission has appoint
ed Hon. J. M. Thompson of this city
member of its Committee on Leg
islation.
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Commercial Bank
was held in the Directors room in
the Commercial bank Building Tues
day of this week.
Elmer H. Hills, principal of the high
school, had an attack of tonsilitis last
Friday and was forced to stay home
from school Friday afternoon. He
was able to go back to work Monday
morning.
Monday evening Miss Cordelia
Farrer entertained a few friends at a
Kensington. Those invited were the
Misses Mertz, Kirby, Leggett, Reed,
Marjorie Steelman, Opal Stewart and
Juanita Stewart.
DIR. Green will be the biggest lit
erary treat in Caldwell this winter.
Don't miss him. If your order your
tickets now you will be entitled to
three other excellent numbers at the
same price. Phone 465W.
Miss Bower, who has been handling
part of the departmental work in the
Washington school, resigned before
Thanksgiving because the heavy work
was exhausting her, and her health
was not good. She left last Saturday
for Mountain Home and Gooding
where she will spend a week or so, Wis
iting, before she begins work in her
new position in Libby, Montana.
Tuesday afternoon of this week the
directors of the P. l. D. and the Wa
ter Users Asso. were in consultation
with F. E. Weymouth, supervising
engineer of the Reclamation service
for the state of Idaho, and Mr.. B. E.
Stoutmeyer, attorney for the U. S.
R. S., with reference to the supple
mental contract between the United
States of America and the Pioneer IT.
regation district.