The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-12
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Miss Bertha Sasser left for Twin
Falls Sunday to make visit of
month with her aunt, Mrs. Bessie
Pontious.
Mrs Marshall Lewis and children
have returned home after a short
visit with friends and relatives at
Meridian.
Mrs. L. CLANCY and daughter,
Bertha, have returned from Kuna
after a visit with Mrs. Chaney's
brother, P. D. Smith.
Mrs. Anna M. Donovan has brought
suit for divorce from Frank B. Dono-
van. Immediately after filing the pa
pers were withdrawn.
Emil Johns was in the city from his
Succor creek ranch Friday. Mr..
Johns says the cattle are getting thru
the winter in fine shape.
William March says that it is
a wonder he don't kill himself. Friday
morning he crippled his hand by run
ming nail into it head foremost.
Mrs. Carrie Dresser returned this
week from Minnesota. Mrs. Dresser
went east at the time of the death
of her mother several months ago.
w. F. Dennerline has filed petit
ton for letters of administration of
the estate Of his mother, Margaret
Dennerline The estate is appraised
at 100000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Davis of Jordan
Valley were in the city the latter part
of the week Mr.. Davis is freighting
between the two points and took a
load back with him.
Hollowell Concert Co., at the Huree
Monday, Feb. IS. Concert and dance.
Prices: general admission SOC; re-
served seat, 75c; dance tickets SOC
additional. or $l.00 at hall.
The two children of O. V. Barley
were operated upon Friday and had
the tonsils and adenoids removed.
They are doing nicely and will be
about in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Parks of Jor-
dan Valley are in the city. They are
guests at the home Of Mr. Parks
mother who has been very sick for
two months or more.
February 4th at Boise Miss Jean l.
Mackey and Mr.. Milton r. Tregaskis,
both OF Jordan Valley, were married.
Mr. Tregaskis formerly lived in
Caldwell and is we'll known in this
city.
w. L. Christie, for long time loop
the loop man on the Statesman, has
resigned. He is succeeded by Sylves-
ter Kinney. If Mr. Kinney does as
we'll as Mr.. Christie he will be up and
moving all the time.
County Assessor Christopher com
pleted the assessment of migratory
stock for Canyon county Saturday.
Owing to the bad condition of the
roads he has been unable to use his
motorcycle the past few days.
W. l.. Hasbrouke left Friday even
ing for Michigan and New York. Mr.
Hasbrouke will visit friends and rela-
tives in both states and also look
after business and property interests
in the east. He will be away several
weeks.
DR.. Clyde F. Watson of Johns
Hopkins university arrived in Cald-
well Friday He will become as
ISOLATED with the firm of Miller e
Cole, assuming the practice of DR..
Miller during his absence in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. J. c. Smith Of Butte, Mont,
is in Caldwell for a short visit with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. T. f. Dut-
ton She will spend a couple of
months here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Porter and
daughter are expected to arrive in
Caldwell about the 10Th They will
make their home in this city They
have spent the summers here for
three years and at last decided to
spend all their time in Caldwell
When a man wants a new hat he
goes into a store for two minutes and
comes out with an UP to date lid on
his dome. When a woman wants a
new hat she goes into store for an
houn and tries on all the creations"
and comes out with some up to date
ideas to use in making over the old
lid she is wearing.
L. L. Young of Nampa was in the
city Monday transacting business.
Mr. Young is one of Canyon county's
prize winning farmers. An advertise
ment of his products appear elsewhere
in this issue of The Tribune and to
which we would direct your attention.
Mr.. Young has won numerous prizes
at fairs and seed shows in this and
other states. His wheat oats and
barley have an interstate reputation
One Of the many fool" bills before
the legislature is that one proposing
to close all pool halls and similar
places of resort. There are thousands
of good citizens in Idaho who enjoy
the games and associations of these
resorts, and many who have absolute
ly nowhere else to spend their even
ings. What are these latter to do
when they are turned out OF doors
early in the evening? Where is the
justice, where the occasion for such
legislation? Are we To have every
hour of our daily life regulated by
laws that have no respect or consider
alton for the rights and freedom of
very large number of our citi2ens?-
Mountain Home Times.