The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-06

Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Dimes Of Green
leaf were visitors in the city Saturday.
Geo. l.. Davis left Monday for the
Payette Lakes where he will spend !
couple of weeks.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Doyle Mcpherson in this city,
Thursday, July %.
Mrs. |. NJ. Fowler has returned from
Weiser after a pleasant visit at the |
home of Mrs. L. c. Northam.
Let us replace your broken lenses.
We will save you time and money. A.
r. Laughlin, Optometrist. 7l3 Main
Street 73O-tf
Dr.. w. J. Boone, president of the
College of Idaho, preached at the
Westminster Presbyterian church, in
Boise, Sunday.
Messrs. ]. H. Forbes and L. J. Ross
leave soon for Challis, where they
will spend some time The company
has five bridges to erect in Custer
county.
Mrs. Broiller, accompanied by her
daughter, has returned to Caldwell
after the absence of a year. Mrs.
Broiller spent last winter in Florida.
She has been for some months at
Kuna.
Messrs. R. c. Sterling and w. No
Ian have purchased the w. c. Carter
blacksmith shop at the cornor of 9TH
and Arthur. They have taken charge
OF the business under the firm name
of Sterling & Nolan.
A marriage license was issued on
Thursday of last week to William d.
Ballard and Miss Edna Goodman both
Of Caldwell. The marriage took place
Saturday, Judge Meek officiating. The
couple will make their home in this
city.
Fred Goette is busily engaged in
moving his blacksmith and machine
shop from Fifth to Main. Mr.. Goette
has rented and remodled the old Pal
ace livery stable. He will have a
modern and up-to-date shop when the
building is completed and the mach
inery installed.
Mrs. Robert Jennings was in the
city Saturday and Sunday the guest Of
Caldwell friends. Mr.. Jennings was
formerly an employee at the store of
Cakes Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings
have moved from Portland to Poca-
tello, where Mr.. Jennings will engage
in the grocery business.
Mrs. F. H. Hillstone, Mrs. S. c.
Broiller, and Mrs. ]. w. Norton, all
of Glenn's Ferry, are visiting in the
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. R.
Fisk. Mrs. Norton was brought here
for medical treatment and was very
successfully operated upon at the
Canyon hospital She is improving
rapidly.
Sheriff Walker of Washington
county was in the city on official bust
ness Sunday. Mr.. Walker is one OF
the few Republican officers elected in
these adjoining counties at the last
election. He stated that the Progress,
sive movement in Washington county
has collapsed. He looks forward tc
Republican victory all along the line
at the next election.
RAYMOND Price was a Caldwell visi
tor Friday returning Saturday morn
ing accompanied by his cousin. Mis-:
, Louise Botkin, who will spend the
coming month with Caldwell and Par
ma relatives. Miss Botkin, who is ;
, 1915 domestic science graduate o
r Simmons College, Boston, Mass, viii
teach this year at Woodland, nea
, Portland.-Parma Review.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Binford. sol
, and two daughters, have gone t,
Paonia, Colorado, after weeks visi
r in Caldwell. the guests of Mr.. ant
? Mrs. | S. Binford and Mr.. and Mrs
=, A. A. Binford. Their home is a
. Whittier, California whittier they vii
y 90 after tour of Colorado. Mr., Bin
. ford is a brother of |. S. Binford an
his wife is sister of Mrs, Binford.
I Mrs. Nicholas Latimer and sol
n Harold of Denver. Colo, are visitin
2 with Mr.. and Mrs. Swain Beatty. e
t route from the Panama Pacific EN
= position. Mrs. Latmer is Mrs. Beat
g Tvs sister. Mr.. Latimer is of tn
& Latimer's who own chain Of store
n in the MississiDDi vallev-34 of then
}. Mrs. Latimer visited at this place som
: wears ago. remaining for sever;
IS weeks, and therefore, has a kind
interest here.
d Secretary of Commerce Red6eld h;
r had in the latter part of June with II
y owners of the Steamer Eastland, tn:
/ capsized and sank at its dock in Oh
re cago, the latter part of July, In TIL
d correspondence Secretary Redheld ca
Is led attention to the fact that due pr
E vision for the protection of the liv'
IN of the passengers and crew had n.
c been made. If it is pertinent for M
i Redfeld to make that correspondent
lie public now. why should he not ha'
ID made it public prior to the catastropt
" so that the public would have had dr
warning
&c The best workmanship at reasonah
er prices is what makes my Watch. Clio
c and Jewelry Repairing popular.
he F. Wood, Botkin-Harmon Dir
IT Store, 40