The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

he fly has small feet but can carry
millin typhoid germs.
Thirteenth installment of the Mas
to see it. '"''
Frank Cupples visited Boise and
me me section above the city by auto last
Mrs. L. J. Ross and Miss Ka.her-
me Robertson were Boise visitors
The Bungalow was we'll attended
M onday night. The European war pic
lures were being produced.
Ray Turner returned Saturday night
from the hinterland. He brought in
about 20 head of cavalry horses.
Born, Saturday night at Canyon
hospital a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Blackstock of Enterprise.
Frank Ross is overhauling the New
ell livery car, which is to take a long
trip to Reno, Nevada, and return.
M. G. Mcconnell has accepted
position as draughtsman with the In
land Engineer Company Of this city.
DR.. Whitaker has returned to his
ranch near Cambridge after a short
visit in Caldwell the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. F, F. Dutton.
The Colonial bottling works is en-
Joying a good business. Mr.. Smith
states he is just little behind in his
orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gigray and DR.. and
Mrs. Gigray visited Lake Lowell. the
pumping plant, Homedale and Wilder
Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert Shelby and son, Paul,
spent this week at Weiser, the guests
of Mrs. Shelby's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Hopkins.
John and Frances Fueling returned
home the latter part of last week from
Emmett where they spend a week
visiting at the home of w. w. Will
ton.
Is your house insured? Yes. Your
house may not burn, but you must die.
Look over our up-to-date policies
A: |. Myers, ten years agent Equitable
Life
Mrs, D. R. Payne and son, Leslie,
returned to their home at Boise Sat
urday after a short visit in the city,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Compton.
Messrs. D. C. Ruby and Guy Nc
Gee spent several days this week in
Indian Valley surveying Mr.. Ruby's
ranch there. They left Sunday and
returned Wednesday.
If some people were as much afraid
of flies as they are of bad water there
would be less typhoid. If they would
take the anti-typhoid treatment there
would be no typhoid.
Jake Horn left Monday evening for
Lewiston. Mr.. Horn is one of two
delegates who will represent the K. OF
P. lodge of Nampa at the grand lodge
meeting of the order.
$50 Money to Loan, for 10 years
liberal price. Pays options of one
fifth year, the Land Bank Plan
Straight loans are seldom paid off,
A. |. Myers, the Loan and Insurance
Man.
Hazel and Bessie Morton left this
Saturday morning on No. II for
Boise to attend the Sells-Floto circus
and will visit over Sunday with rela.
tives in Caldwell-Mountain Home
Republican.
The fishermen Sunday at Lake Lo
we'll were quite successful Nearly
everybody caught a good string o.
bass, the size rather above the aver
age. If the powers that be will only
stock some good old channel catfish
the lake will become famous for pisca
torial pleasures.
DIR. w. c. Stalker, of Caldwell
Idaho, arrived here yesterday and ha!
opened dental Office at the Hote
Clear, where he will do dental worl
until his office fixtures and furniture
arrive The doctor comes we'll rec
commended and the people of Culdesat
are very fortunate to have a man o
his ability locate among them.-Cul
desac Enterprise.
Quite few inquiries are being re
ceived from the farmers anent tn,
celebration of July 18th, when tn
Liberty Bell will be here. AS the Bel
leaves Boise at 8 o'clock, before an
of the Interurban trains arrive. Cald
we'll will enjoy a record-breakinl
crowd. Arrangements will be made t,
accommodate everyone, and not a man
woman or child will be disappointed
+. A. Hume, representing the Ger
linger Motor Co, of Portland. is il
the city getting J. A. Wroten's tw,
lR-ton Federal trucks in apple-pi
running order. One of the truck
made the trip to Jordan Valley wit
2800 pounds and seven passengers i
seven hours. Mr.. Hume went to Sill
yer City yesterday to install 3H
ton Federal truck for freight purposes
Mrs. II. II. Jones and Mrs. Curt
Hayden gave a second Kensington a
their residence on Cleveland, Mon
day afternoon. A very enjoyable al
tcrnoon is reported. Among TIL
guests were Mesdames lthamer An
drews. James Baker. L. w. Botkin. T
i. Bcale Buckner, Boyes. Miss Edit
Boyes A. II. Cambey Ernest Boone
l.. S. Ollie, W. M. Ewing, Flemmel
T. d. Farrer. A. F. GIBSON. Ioh
Groome. Hartley. Miss Hoyt. T. S
Jackson Fannie Long,sW, S. MaxeN
i d. r. McNair, Chester McArtor. EC
Parker, F. II Plowhead, l.. ]. Ros!
los. Roddy. I. +, Springer, CARR