The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09

! George Warner of Nampa was a
visitor in Caldwell Sunday.
i DR.. NJ. Nichter is at Midvale this
week looking after professional bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Corners spent
the tore part of the week at their, farm
in Fair Acres.
County Attorney H. A. Grifiths at
tended to official business at Payette
Saturday.
Miss Lillian Rogers has returned to
her home after spending week visit
ing Caldwell relatives.
Miss Ruth Bradley was a Boise
visitor at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
d. K. Payne, the first of the week. ~
l.. B. Wann of Lapwai, Idaho, was
in the city a few days this week,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nee.
Miss Florence Corners has return
ed home after spending a week at
Fair Acres visiting at the home of R.
Christianson and sister.
c. w. Elliott, an itinerant, was run
down near the city, Friday, by an auto
mobile driven by Ernest Noble of
Boise. The victim sustained severe
bruises but is now able to be on his
way
Hon. T. A. Walters delivered the
Fourth of July Grafton at Greenleaf
The people of Greenleaf were we'll
pleased with the orator. His address
was sensible and elquent so we are in
formed
A marriage license was issued Fri
day last to Marguerite Mary Morris
of Toledo, Ohio, and J. S. Charlebois
OF Boise. This was the fifth marriage
license issued to that date during the
month of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Blaisdall Of
Nampa; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith of
Middleton; and Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Johnson of CALDWELL were the mem
bers Of dinner party entertained by
Mrs. Lillian Cupp, Monday.
Pryor L. Neal, postofice Inspector
for this district has gone to Alas
ka on special duty for the govern
ment.. He vas accompanied as far as
Seattle by his wife, who will make
her home there for some time. She |
nay g. on to / laska later, says the
Idaho Review.
The state prisoners who are working |
in the Gem Irrigation District, cele- |
brated the Fourth at Lake Lowell. II |
convlcts were at the Lake. They had |
a splendid time and helped others to |
do the same. They wore no insignia |
that they were prisoners and went !
about the crowd as other people.
Rev. and Mrs. Sias left Saturday
Tor Forest Grove, Oregon, where they |
Will visit with relatives for a little |
while. They will probabl locate at
NeWburg, Oregon. No successor to |
Kew. Sias will be chosen for while. |
Rev. James Egbert of Nampa will |
supply the pulpit at the Christian
church for the present.
Boise is trying to organize a county
fair association. Ada county should |
be able to hold very creditable coun-
ty tair II all the interests will work to-
gether. OF course state fair at Boise
was out of the question. A state fair
requires more energy, money and pub
lie spirit than Boise was willing to
put into such an enterprise.
August first DIR. S. ]. Miller will
from the Miller & Cole part
nership as physicians and surgeons.
and with his family will go to Cali
fornia, He plans to remain in that
state at least SIX months, doing some
postgraduate work and enjoying a
needed rest DR.. Miller is not ready to
state as to whether or not he will re-
turn to Caldwell hTe extensive prac-
tlce OF the firm will be cared by the
Junior partner, DR. F. M. Cole.
Q. J. Folsom, a we'll known Boise
valley rancher, was struck and in
stantly killed by an Oregon Short line
train at the Maple Grove crossing 4
miles this side of Boise, between II
o'clock noon and l p. m. Saturday.
The approach of the train was hidden
from view by grove of trees and
the warning whistle was apparently
lnheard. The horse driven by Folsom
was also killed and the buggy demol-
shed. Decreased was 46 years old
and unmarried.-Nampa Leader-Her-
I'D.
The Postofice Department takes ;
is place as a typically managed De {
nocratic institution by announcing a
lefcit of six and half millions for
he last six months of 1914. POST
master General Burleson attributes
he postal deficit to the war;" adds the
official statement. How useful war
S to the Democrats With seeming
elf-complacency they lay at its door )
III the evil results of their own NAL
administration. We suppose that f !
Mr. Burleson should some morning a
lip on banana skin as he was max
ng his way to the Office. he would at
nee denounce some one of the war
ing nations for having placed il there.