The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-23
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home 49, sellehts tor making her
On. Mr; and Mrs. Stevens from R,r.o-
10y; oregon, were here the first of ~
week looking over land with = v;en' ' 4e
b. Lewis Smith is over from Roswell
"efSPlng with the work at the ranch II
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Scben lI'1n,
Caldwell visitors Friday. ~N were
NED Price, son of Mark Pr;ce
taken G to the Caldwell hospital Tn mSS
udy. lie is suffering from an att,oi'
typh0ld lever. The last reports 49, Vi
'"aI ne was improving quite ranidI,'
n. a. Snyder made a business tr;n
to Caldwell, Monday '"eSs trip
q considerable anxiety was caused To-.
saturday and Sunday by two snnaIi
boys who took a notion TO biLo o'.t
On hshing trip. They were Cari
PETERSON and Ralph SNYDER ana H.
were missed at noon Saturday bnt !.
was expected they would return in 81
evening. When Sunday mornino CIV, ny
ana they had not returned q saa a.ii
Mas started. Mr. Anderson and ~
M esdames Snyder and Padqett we emt
Gown the river to Nyssa, Con Snttnn
ana II. A. Snyder went m Succor
creek and Jas. Padgett went IN ~
river. Mr., Uadgett found tbe p ho Inc
near Froman's ferry and brougbt tLcyy s
nome. They had slept our ali n;nht
ana Mrs. F. f. Harthrong had n; sn.
them some breakfast. s''ei'
w: H. Cess has gone to Omabo u,;.L
another shipment of sheen " Win
Mr.. Voege, the o. S. L. watch in
spectorr, was here Thursday inspecting
time pieces. 5
}. |. Napton returned home Thurs
day from business trip to Boise.
professor Preston was in town last
Wednesday making arrangements for
living quarters for the winter
Miss Hope Flesher is here from
her home in Kansas, for a visit with
her brother, ]. S. Flesher.
Olive Anderson and Con Sutton
were Boise visitors Friday and Satur
day.
Mrs. Iota Hodge, who is making her
home at the Isaac ranch, visited from
Saturday till Wednesday in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. E. McMeans, Miss
Louise McMeans and Bert Heath
drove over to Roswell Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Wilson arrived Satur-
day from New Bridge, Oregon, for an
extended visit with Mrs. A. A. Han
sen.
William Cowan is still having very
serious trouble with his eye and re-
turned to Caldwell Monday for fur
Their medical treatment.
A baby girl was made welcome at
the Earl Friend home Saturday, July
10th. Mrs. Dresser is over from Cald-
well taking charge of the house affairs
for a few days
Lewis Smith was a Sunday dinner
guest at the Schenck home.
Celia Cowan is expected home this
week. She has been attending sum-
mer normal at Albion.
Mrs. w. H. Cess visited with friends
in Boise several days last week.
Miss Belle Furgason is making her
home at the L. B. Cowan home.
Mrs. Dennis White returned home
Tuesday from a visit with friends and
relatives in Missouri They will make
their home at the Cess ranch which
Mr.. White has leased for a term of
years.
Tony Freeburn was Caldwell visi-
tor Tuesday.
Mrs. L. B. Cowan and Miss Belle
Furgason were in town shopping last
Monday.
Mrs. Florence A. Hall and brother,
Mr.. E. N. Schroyer, are at home again
Their sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. McClenehan of Minneapolis, ac-
companied them home
George Huntley, F. F. Tracy and
D. ]. Sullivan were business visitors
in Caldwell Monday.
c. F. Freeburn was a Caldwell visi-
tor Friday.
Mrs. Ralph Evans of Fargo, was
selling dewberries here last week.
A very small boy figured in what
might have been a serious runaway
Monday Mr.. Hollenbeck left his
team. which was hitched to hayrack
standing and with the small boy on
the wagon. The team became fright
ened at something and started to run
The boys strength was not equal to
stopping them but he kept them in
the road until he could turn them
toward something which would COM
pei them to stop. The child deserves
much credit for his GOODNESS.
s. D. Garman was over from Fargo
Monday
Mrs. w. ]. Helton returned from
Roswell, Thursday
Miss Annie Lchner is spending the
summer at home, She spent the win
ter teaching in southern Oregon. :,
Mr.. and Mrs William Wagner, and
Miss Eleanor left Saturday, tor Wel-
scr where they will remain Tor a time
Mr.. Wagner will assist with news
naner work there and they will look
over the surrounding country !,
Charles Heath is helping with the
hav crop ON the Thomas Tarr ranch
Mrs. Weidman was over from Cen
trail Cove with some fine early peach-
es Monday. ,..
consisting Of Mcssrs. Con Sutton. +.
r Rogers, R. w. Vanderhoof. Dow
punning, w. w. Peter, L. B. ,r Yaden'
retUrned from their trip to o, Siiy in W T1y