The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

w. 5. Kingsbury of Middleton
spent Monday in Our city.
F. E. Timpke of Middleton was a
visitor in our city Monday.
Attorney Earnest Anderson was in
the city from Parma Friday.
Mrs. Grace Vale is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smell
at Nampa
Miss lola Westcott left Sunday
evening for Gooding where she will
teach this year.
Miss Teresa Motzko of Nampa and
lr August Olson of Guffey were is
sued marriage license Saturday.
Let us replace your broken lenses.
We will save you time and money. A,
+. Laughlin, Optometrist, 713 Main
Street 730-tf
Misses Margaret and Florence
Woods have gone to Albion where
they will enter the state normal
school located there.
The first term of district court in
Gem County will be opened October
9Th at Emmett. Judge Ed. l., BRYAN
so announced Friday last.
Mrs, w. L. Bush left Tuesday even
ing for her home in California, after
having visited with relatives in our
city Tor the past six weeks.
If, however, you can deliver the
goods, the fact that you have cigar
cite stains on your fingers will not
handicap you in obtaining a job.
DIR. and Mrs Haley arrived from
Paonia, California, Monday morning
for a visit with friends. The Doctor
IS thinking some of relocating in
Idaho.
Mrs. c. S. Doan departed Friday
for Boston, Mass, where she was
called by the serious sickness of her
father who, recently suffered a stroke
of paralysis.
Among those who left for Lewiston
Sunday evening to enter the state nor
NAL school were: Misses Marie Baker,
Mary Meek, Ruth Kirby, Clara
Powell, Irene and Hazel Harrington.
The M. f. Ladies' Aid will serve
lunch commencing at HOO a. M, to
Z:OO p. M, and dinner from $50 D. m.
to 8;OO p. m, two days during the
Fair, Wednesday, September 28th.,
and Thursday, September 10Th, in the
basement of M. F, church. 917
Mrs. N. F. Harris left Monday night
for North Yakima, Wash, where She
will open a millinery store. Mrs. Har-
in the millinery business. Her many
NETT and Weiser for a number of
years. She is thoroughly experienced
in the millinery busienss. Her many
friends in Idaho will wish her the
greatest success in her new venture.
Next week sees the opening of the
majority of the western higher institu-
tions OF learning and the departure of
a large percentage of the Young people
OF Parma to enter upon the studies OF
their college year. The College of
Idaho at Caldwell draws the largest
those who will register Mon.
day being Misses Freda Kerrick
Miss Gladys Peterson and Frank
Twitchell, freshmen; Miss Elma Fisk,
Miss Mary Humphreys, Miss Mar
garet Humphreys, Harold Fisk soph-
ignores; Claire Baldridge, Elmo Peter
son, juniors; Walter Kerrick, Harley
Fisk, seniors; Leslie Kerrick, senior
academic Observation-Disclosures Re
view.
Erwin Wisner representing the
Caldwell Milling & Elevator Co., of
Caldwell spent Monday and Tuesday
in the valley, looking up the amount
and grade of alfalfa seed that is to be
threshed here. He was agreeably sur
prised at the extent of the resources
of this little valley and states that the
grade of seed promises to be excellent
in most cases. In a few places too
much water has been used making a !
poor grade of seed. In all he esti-
mates that the ranchers will harvest
in the neighborhood of 700 acres He
has not made prices on the seed this
time but representative viii be here
later to make 4 bid for the entire out
Dut.-Bruneau Nugget.