The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09

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fifth annual picnic will be held a
lar5ons grove, Wednesday, July ID
Miss Ruth McNair has returned
home after a pleasant visit in Boise
the guest of her grandmothers, Mrs
i Sheehey
Fred c. Lilly and family have gone
to Rosebury where they will spend Z
few weeks hunting and fishing. They
left Thursday of last week.
Harold Blunt arrived in the cit,
from Spokane Friday and will have
charge Of the ice cream department
OF the Lakewood creamery.
Miss Edith May Smith of Cald-
we'll and Mr.. G. H. Davis of Fruit
land were married at the court house
FRIDAY. Judge Frank Meek perform
ed the ceremony.
G. M. Bassett, secretary and mana
ger of the Caldwell Cooperative
Creamery, informs The Tribune that
the Creamery will ship two carloads
OF hogs to the Portland market to-
day.
/. c. Waters is making a number
OF changes and Improvements at the
pool hall. A new floor is being put
IN, the walls calsimined and the cell
ing painted. Mr.. Waters expects to
be in all readiness for the big crowd
which will be in Caldwell on the
twelfth.
Col. JOS. Dickens left the middle of
the week for Kansas CITY, Chicago
and Ohio points. Col. Dickens will
visit the leading stock markets Of
the country for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether they have anything
on Caldwell. He will return about
August LIST.
{. 7. Hartley, one of the stockhold-
ers of the May Queen mine in Owy-
hee county, left the latter part of last
week for the mine. The owners of
this mine are doing considerable deyel-
opment work this summer The mine
is looking better every day and those
are confident that it will
materialize into something really
worth while.
The Rev. S. F. Wilson, presiding
elder Of the Boise district, Columbia
river conference, of the Free Meth
odlst church, is preparing for a big
camp meeting at Cascade. Rev. VIII
son has charge of the enter state of
idhao. He makes his headquarters in
Caldwell. The camp meeting will be
held at Cascade from August Is to
August 80, inclusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Huff, who re-
Gently returned to Idaho after a four
years stay in southern California,
visited their old Parma friends Wed
nesday stopping as guests at the Ho-
tel Illinois. During the afternoon the
hotel veranda looked like a pioneer
picnic. Mrs. Huff is much improved
in health while T. ]. looks lust like
he did 30 years ago. Their visit was
greatly enjoyed by their Parma
friends.-Parma Herald.
The Nampa Leader-Herald states
that the Crescent brewery is to be
converted into factory for soft
drinks, cider and grape juice. This
IS a good step. Such an industry
should pay. If Mr. Jacob Lockman
VIII give the same thought and atten-
ton to the manufacture of soft drinks
that he has given to beer his big in
vestment at Nampa will be perfectly
safe. We are pleased to note that he
IS making preparation to re-adjust
to changed conditions.
Miss Alice Jolley and Mr.. E. L.
Merritt Of Ontario were married in
Caldwell Friday. The Ontario Demo-
,rat states that Mr.. Merritt, formerly
EDITOR Of the Nyssa Jou. nal is in On
.aric this summer on business in his
,pec1alty of advertising. The bride is
daughter OF we'll known member
d the. police force of Boise, a very
,harmlng girl who appears to have
he qualifications of wife much bet
er than the young man deserves. But
II course that depends upon what he
loes from now on to deserve her.
II. S. Williams, who recently, under
he direction of the United States
Reclamation Service, travelled over
colorado, Wyoming and Utah, pass |
ng on projects under construction and |
contemplated, states all in all the !
3oise Valley has everything he visit
d surpassed. Some sections are more |
uited for some particular crop than |
S the Boise Valley, but all things
onsdered none of them approach
his section. Mr., Williams has been
n the city visiting his family since
he 2lst of June He is awaiting fur
her instructions from Washington.
Two octogenarian darkies at White
ulphur Springs, having been en-
Logged by one of the hotel manage
lent since the civil war, and now re-
lined as pensioners, though they oc-
asionally do light and pottering jobs
bout the place. One day not long
go they were languidly raking leaves
n the lawn. As lady passed she
card them quarreling and stopped to
stem. Niger" stated the older of
le pair, docs you know whut
ish't2 I wish't dat hotel yonder had
thousan' rooms in it and you wuz
id out daid in ev'ry roomp-Filer
ournal.
Business in marriage licenses has
arted off with pleasing briskness in
lily at the county recorders Office.
afternoon permits to wed
ere secured by Calvin o. Hanlon
I'd Ncttie l. Ford, both of Greenleaf, |