The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Walter R. Cupp spent few days il
Boise last week.
I R. B. Wilson came over from EN-
NETT last Saturday.
, T. E. Buckner went to Boise Mon.
day, on legal business.
Mrs. w. T. Plowhead of Middleton
was in the city on Sunday.
Mrs. Matte l.. Griggs, of Parma,
was in town one day last week.
| l.. +. Rees, of Deer Flat came to
Caldwell, on business, Wednesday.
| S. T. McCampbell and wife attend
ed to business matters in Caldwell
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Doan left Sun
day for Los Angeles and southern
California.
Seed Oats and Seed Barley for sale.
Apply Caldwell Warehouse, phones
4O-w or 288-w. 1926
Mrs. Clarence Biggs, of Boise, has
been visiting Mrs. Orville Ackley, in
this city, for few days.
Goodloe & Hawshaw have finished
the work which they have been doing
in the Washington school building.
There will be services at the Catho-
lie church next Sunday. Mass at 1890 |
Sunday School at GAS. L, Marx, S. M. |
L. o. Evans of Burger, Idaho stop
ped off Saturday to pay a short visit !
to his friend, F. G. Hoffman, of this
city.
Earl Boyes and wife returned from
Boise on Monday evening. Mr..
Boyes has been serving on the Federal
Grand Jury.
Miss Reed, one Of the teachers at
the college, has been called to her
home at Payette on account of illness
Of her mother.
Yards cleaned, trees trimmed, CHM
neys swept, stoves repaired, furnaces
overhauled. Phone IL, Maxey &
ochnabel. fl9tf
Friday. February 70 and Saturday,
February 9th will be millinary open
ng at NJ. E. Gilgan-Sarchet, 6l2
Main Street, below Saratoga Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Daniels and
children have arrived in Caldwell from :
Norton county, North Dakota. They :
IRE looking for permanent location. :,
Mrs. w. T. Plowhead, of Middle
on, and her cousin, julie Plowhead, !
# Brush, Colo, were entertained by i
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Atchison on Sun =
lay.
Mrs. c. w. Kingsbury of Boise, wife
# DR.. Kingsbury, formerly of this ~
ity, has been spending the past week r
With friends and relatives in and -
round Caldwell N %
A. X. Prescott, who has been in the II
ity for a day or two, looking after
is interests in this vicinity, left for te
is home in Helena, Montana, Tues
ay afternoon. n
DR.. Nichter, who has been assisting gc
the inspection of horses for the er
rench government, was kicked on
lie hand Sunday, and had the member, ht
roken in two places. The hand is F
citing along nicely.
c. w. Cooper was at Boise yester. 10
ay. He took Hon. Eugene v. Debs N
tow and safely piloted him to Nam ~ ~
/. Mr.. Debs delivered an address "
st evening at the Nampa theatre 81 81
hich was attended by number of d"
'ople from this city. !.
The rabbit drive on Wednesday of bu
is week was very successful. A no
ecial car, which left about II 80. was
DIVIDED with our local Nimrods to
uipped with almost every kind of de
N @and abundant supplies of amuni- c.
IN. Even the unfavorable weather CHI
lied to keep them at home. no
Mrs. Ralph Johnson and children
I'VE next week for Nampa where Mr.,
hnson is employed as bookkeeper =
one of the large business estab-
hments of that city. Mr.. Johnson
IS employed in the Cupples store Su
!e many friends of Mr.. and Mrs the
hnSon are sorry that they are leav- Co
! the city Go
The mad dog scare at Middleton NJ.
reached a very serious stage. 1t Gu on
reported that one mad dog bit nine on i
Ter dogs before he could be killed.
e village council has passed an De
finance requiring that all dogs al A..
yea to run at large be muzzled and pei
ng. a tine of not more than 500 for n
violation of this ordinance. VIII
One of the business men of the citv Co;
o has not been known to have any me,
re religion than the law allows the
Mno mas had several hstic per- bas
Ii.;a III the past Jew years, was POI
orut uowh NAN street near the exp
J"f uepot' When he overheard and
III IN rom group. OF four or FIVE teri
uid-oe young toughS who were R
gging along. after ffteen-year Feh
gu VINO Ghanced to have bust bod