The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Tonight at NJ. E. church Magic
Trio Popular Lyceum course.
p Eggs Matched, SC per chick See
II. II. Compton, 800 Main St. m5tf
, Perry d. Hadsall of Middleton. was
{ a visitor in this city one day last week.
J. w. Thompson went to Boise on
Monday to try a case in the Federal
Court.
Mrs. Mckinney OF this city visited
with her mother, Mrs Owen, at Mid
= dleton, Monday.
w. J. Nee, Sr., OF Boise, spent
Sunday in Caldwell, at the home of
; his son, w. J.. Jr.
Geo. II. Vande Steeg, City Attor-
ncy OF NamPa. was in Caldwell last
Friday, on business.
Miss Gladys Kahn spent Saturday
and Sunday in Middleton, the guest
OF Margaret Lemon.
DIR. f. p, Smith and wife spent last
Sunday in Middleton, the guests of
MIR. and Mrs, p, d. Hadsall.
Mrs. NJ. L. Riddle, who has been
quiCe seriously i'll for some time past,
has almost fully recovered.
Thos. L. Buckner made a trip to
Boise Tuesday afternoon, stopping off
at Nampa, to transact legal business.
Mrs. Gus Crews left Tor Portland,
| Tuesday. Mrs Crews will visit while
there with her sister, Mrs. Reynolds.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to II. j. Bornwman OF Good
ing and Miss Pearl l.. Copley OF
BOISE.
Miss Maria G. Louden came down
from Frost station Tuesday morn
ing, to attend to business matters in
Caldwell.
L. d. Greenslct, president Of the
Pioneer Irrigation District, came in |
from Midway tuesday to attend a
meeting OF the board.
Monte b. Gwinn, of Boise, spent
Monday in Caldwell, leaving on the
evening train for Ontario, Oregon,
where he has sheep ranch.
Last week c. J. Atchison sold IL
head OF mich COWS to Nampa par
ties. They were delivered to the pur-
chasers in Nampa last Friday.
Desert of Homestead entry, 80
acres withFREE WATER, first class
soil. Just like giving it away, $25OOO,
talk to MADDEN & BADLEI about
it.
J. c, Andrews came up from New
Plymouth Tuesday, to attend meet
ing OF the board OF Directors of the
Black Canyon Irrigation District, of
which he is a member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Mckenzie were
in the city Monday and Tuesday of
this week. Mr.. Mckenzie SAYS that
the great need on the range is rain
which he is hopes will come during
March and April
Ralph Hodge, now living at Cald-
well with his mother, who formerly
resided here, is visiting friends and
relatives in Mountain Home. The
young man is now in the employ Of
the Oregon Short Line, working with
the bridge. crew.-M ountain Home
Republican.
Miss Z. Fay Fowler held teachers
examination at the court house Thurs
day and Friday of last week. Those
who took the examination were: Miss
Viola Howard OF Caldwell; Miss Mar
Jorie Strang of Nampa; Miss Ellen
Bosteder of Emmett; and Mr., S, I
kcnepp of Payette.
George Naughton left Saturday for
Portland. He has joined the Port
land team of the Pacific Coast league
HIS many friends in Caldwell expect
INN to make good. The Portland
team VIII leave at once for Fresno
California. where the members will
go into training.
y "blucJay' social will be held at
the BAPTIST church, Wednesday, Mar
lUth, at which some little Japanese I
girls will have candy stand and some
UTE Chinese girls, tea stand. Alter
snort program, the Japanese girls r
will serve "blujay" refreshments
everybody IS invited to share the fun !
IN offering for missions. ,
Burt l.. Bailey and family have t
moved TO homestead on route
'ut OF Caldwell. ID. l.. Badley has |
4O-acre homestead adjoining to "
Hhlch he expects to move this spring
ne latter has only a few months to c
'eSide on the place before proving IN
IS the government deducts the term :
1t service from the required of war {.
Times t
DIR. 5. J. Miller and family returned
,aarIy Saturday morning from Califor-
~. where they spent several weeks 4
,isitlng different cities and taking in
he San Diego and San Francisco cx-
POSITIONS. The doctor is advising his
tlendS not to go to the San Francisco
now tor two or three months aS
many buildings are not completed and t.
others have few exhibits in placc In '
ms respect, he says, the San Diego a
EXPOSITION is most complete. 5
Somebody with an eye to pastime a
ma business could get hold of one D
II the several artesian private wells D
II the city, make a pool about as bip Il
town block, stock it with fish and s.
and ITS bottom till it about four feet II
eep with swimming water pIapt iC
ew shade trees about its edges. mr. l.
ittle naphtha launch, institute an nm. ,
o-uate calliope or Nictrola, tame :
TW swans 10 swim on its surface
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