The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-01

J. o. Andrews spent Tuesday in
Boise
w. J. Ross left for the East last
Tuesday.
w. R. Cupp spent Tuesday in Boise
on business.
Mrs. Carrie J. Clark, of Notus,
spent Wednesday in Caldwell.
H. E. Allen, of Franklin, made a
business trip to Caldwell Tuesday.
Rev. Mead, who has been suffer
ing from carbuncle, is almost well.
Mrs. Richard Beatty, of Portland,
Oregon, is visiting Mrs. Swain Beatty.
The Presbyterian Boy Scouts went
on skating party Thursday evening.
B. H. Wayne, of Boise, was a guest
at the M. J. Devers home on Xmas
day.
A very successful program was
rendered at Center Point school house
Christmas eve.
Two dozen up-to-date trimmed
hats at $l.00 each, At the Madden Mil
linery Traders Day. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quasi went to
Boise Christmas day, to dine with Mr..
and Mrs. T. N. Quasi.
Mrs. Nettie Holmes has just return
ed from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Norton, Kansas.
Mrs. Roy Maxey spent Christmas
day with her father, Robert Mcclure,
on his ranch near Caldwell.
R. S. Handy and family, of Kellogg,
Idaho, are making a holiday visit to
reltlveS here and in Nampa.
Mrs. Susan J. McGrath, of Middle
ton, came to Caldwell Tuesday, to
shop and attend to other business.
Miss Hazel Nee is spending the
holidays with her brother, and reports
that she is having fine vacation
Huck, our old standby and devil,
has broken his pipe and feels as
though he has lost his last friend.
Mr.. Ed. Turner will leave shortly
for West Seattle He leaves for the
Smead, Haley & Turner Horse Co.
Miss Edith Foster entertained few
of her friends at her aunt's home on
the Boulevard Wednesday evening.
The Idaho Pocahontas Chapter D.
A. R. meets at the home of Mrs. Il. A.
Walters on January End, at o'clock.
Mrs. Della Crowder Miller visited
the county farm Wednesday in COM
pany with Miss Olson, former pu-
pill.
Miss Faith Wheaton of Seattle is
spending the holidays with her moth
er, Mrs. Berlin, on Cleveland Boule-
ward.
Fred Mitchell went to Parma last
Tuesday, to the celebration of the
Golden Wedding Anniversary of par
ents.
Snake River is SO filled with blocks
of floating ice that the passage by
ferry is very slow and somewhat
dangerous.
William Lemon editor and publish
er of the Middleton Herald, made a
business trip to Caldwell Tuesday
afternoon.
Prof. Terry, formerly a teacher in
the Caldwell schools, has been spend
ing part of the Christmas vacation
in this city.
Tony Bous, who has been receiving
medical treatment from DR.. Henry
for some time past, is now working
on the dredge.
The family of R. w. Cakes had a
shape of $500 victrola from the Bot
kim Harmon Drug Co.
Mrs. u. F. Weant, of Patton, Iowa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jester, her
brother, w. S. Brown and her father,
Clayton Brown, in this city.
w. p. Bales was elected a member
of the Executive Committee OF the
Idaho State Poultry Association, al
its meeting in Boise, last week.
J. Jester, yr., and family, Of this
city and |. S. Beals and family, OF
GrcenlcSf, took Christmas dinner with
Grandpa Brown, of Greenleaf.
A High Mass was conducted by
Father Marx of Nampa. The musical
program was conducted by Mrs. L. NJ
OlmstcSd and daughter, Miss Rae.
George Froman, our newly-elected
sheriff, has appointed +. w. McCul-
Tough, of New Plymouth, and II. B,
Mumford, of this city, as his deputies
MIR. w, II. Barnett butchered this
week, and says that he has some fine
meat for the winter, and the writer
agrees with him as he has had bite
OF it.
Rev. Paulus Patrus, a missionary
from Chaldon, Turkey, was in Cald,
we'll Wednesday and while here had
his spine gone over by the local chiro-
practor.
Mutt & Jeff in Mexico" will be
given Sunday evening, Jan. 3, at the
Nampa Theatre by the same company
| that gave two DerformS of "Mutt
& Jeff in Panama" last season. Such
create in Nampa that the second night
season.
CELEBRATE THEIR