The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A. 1. Myers, the Equitable Man.


A. l. Myers, the Equitable Man.
G. c. Painter, cashier Of the Middle
ton bank, was business visitor in the
city Friday last
William Lawrence left Sunday for
the south. 1t is stated that Mr.. Law
renee intends joining the Villa insur-
rectos.
The average woman uses language
in her everyday conversation that
would shock her if she heard it on
the stage.
In addition to their annual bazaar
and dinner, the Christian church
ladies are planning a unique Parcel
Post feature, Saturday, November 20.
Watch for particulars. 102o-11I0
| Woodrow Wilson once said only
ten per cent of the people of this
country think. Which proves that
Mr.. Wilson, ordinarily a calm and
self-contained person, can be quite
fulsome upon occasion.
There, however, is this to saw in
palliation of the matrimonial ALI
ances of the New York "400'. Strip
ped of floss and fummery, every
mother looks with favor upo.. the
suitor who can pay the highest pl;ce
for her daughter.
Sam Cupp came in today from the
Owyhee country where he is working
with the Gowen sheep outfit. He
reports that they will have about four
thousand head of sheep here in about
week. The Gowan company will
feed ten thousand head here this win
ter.-Homedale Press.
Ed Noble of Payete, son of Louis
Noble, was Saturday afternoon order
ed committed to the asylum at Black
loot. Noble. who is about IS years
old, was once before declared mental
ly deficient and sent to the ASYLUM.
Doctors ]. w. Cue and ]. NJ. Henry
sat with Probate Judge Meek on the
examining board.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Prevo. mother
and step father of w. T. Posey from
Indiana, came Tuesday for an extend
ed visit. They may stay all winter
for the benefit of the climate here.
They visited at Deer Flat few DAYS
before coming to Middleton. There
are two sons of Mr.. Prevo, w. M |
and II. NJ, living at Deer Flat and |
daughter, Mrs. Roger, at CALDWELL
Middleton Herald.
w. F. Howard, Canyon countv's
mos. successful livestock grower,
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Howard
has just returned from Pocatello |
where he had sold a team of fine
mares to the Idaho Technical Inst.
tute. Mr.. Howard received $4,000
tor the team. This price is the high
est ever received in this section for
span of horses.
o Special service at Methodist church
each Sunday evening. Special music.
Service begins at 8 p. M Epworth
League at 7:l5. Miss Murine Kline
leader. Junior League at p. M,
Victor Horner, leader. Sunday school
at Canyon School house at BIS D. m.
each Sabbath, followed by short
preaching service, nonsectarian. All
welcome.
Mrs. Ann Parrish. mother of Mrs.
w: H. Thorpe, and we'll known in
Caldwell, died at Boise Friday morn
ing. The funeral services were held
At the Boise home Sunday morning.
lnterment was at Canyon Hill ceme-
terry, this city. Four children survive
They are: Mrs. Thorpe, w. L. Par
rish of Ashland, Ore, Mrs. M. L. Bar
1ett of Corvallis, Ore, and Mrs. R. b.
Thorpe, of Elgin, Oregon.
The Tribune is in receipt of "Crumb
Ooin's, newspaper travesty. pub
ished at Baton Rogue. Investigation
tiscloses the fact that the travsety is
oerpretated by Sam T. Adams. as sole
owner, managing editor and dinner
BOY. Mr.. Adams was formerly limo
ype operator on The Tribune. He is
we'll known in Caldwell. "Crumb
Ooin's" is witty satire on the news,
PAPER and we'll worth the price which
$ "dapper grain, on credit"
B. M. Holt, manager of the Cald-
vel! Milling & Elevator Co., at Cald-
we'll. and Fred Lilly, assistant generaI
manager, were in Parma, Friday, ar
-anging for hunting trip. Accom-
panied by F. ]. Walmsley, they autoed
Town to the Boise river trailing ano-
her car in which they took a gasoline
aunch. Finding the condition of the
Boise unfavorable for the launching
d their craft, they returned Saturday
ina took the boat to the Snake, where
hey enjoyed fine duck hunting
Parma Review.
A. J. Steward and VIM. Pearson
we're at Caldwell last week to attend
he Northwestern Breeders pure bred
I'VE stock sale. Mr.. Pearson brought
Aack fine yearling Durham bull and
three year old Percheron mare. Mr..
steward bought six registered Ken
lucky jennets, three Mammonth lacks,
wo Percheron stations, two Perch
ron mares and half dozen register
ID .. l.. c. hogs. all good stuff, such
Is is being introduced into this sec
ION and absorbed by farmers who Sc.