The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-30
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W. ,, N ID. SCatterda" have
returned from Salt Lake. They had a
mos, pleasant trip visiting friends
lhey arrived in time to attend the
wizard of the Wasatch carnival which
| 0rought IN thousands of local peonle
MT Scatterday states that the renew
ca mining activity in Utah is making
business conditions at Salt Lake vern
good. The California expositions ore
also bringing many people west and
this is helping conditions in that civ
AFTER reading the Saturday Evening
fost one might imagine that Boise
was great horse market and Herbert
L,emp the leading horse breeder Of
the northwest. We suspect thai the
writer gathered most of his data IN
the lobby of the Owyhee hotel where
not ar circulates freely and the voice
OF the liar never is mute.
James L. Boone and Miss Verna
I10rn were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ian Banks at dinner Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Boone expects to leave
tor Frisco about the first of the
month. He will return after a visit to
the exposition and renew his acouaint-
ance with the college boys upon the
opening of the college, returning i'm
mediately afterwards to complete his
studies at Yale.
Dr. F. NJ. Cole returned Monday
from Owyhee county where he had
Deen looking after mining interests he
has there. DR.. Cole had pleasant
trip. Mining shows indications of
early activity in Owyhee county.
0. X. Brody has established an auto
stage line between Caldwell and Jor-
dan Valley via Homedale, Rockville
and Sheaville. Regular trips will be
made. Mr.. Brody has his Caldwell
office at the Flynn Grocery.
Martin o. Luther of Payette has
filed suit in district court for the pur
pose of quoting title to property in
that town in his own right. William
F. Masters, E. Zimmerman ct al, are
named as defendants.
Miss Ethel Mccormick and Mr..
John H. Wood, both of Nampa, were
married in this city Tuesday. The
ceremony took place at the court
house. Judge Meek officiated.
The United States Army INSPECTION
Of cavalry horses took place Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Captain
Van Lear of Fort Keough, Montana,
was here for the purpose of inspecting
the horses.
Helen Ulman has the small pox and
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Ulman, corner Ninth and Kimball, is
quarantined. There are quite a num-
Der of cases of smallpox in the city.
Miss Lorene Cartee, who has been
guest of Mrs. Fred Boyes the past
week, left for Boise Monday and re-
turned to her home at Salt Lake City
the middle of the week.
Rev. John w. Springer, elder bro
Their of Rev. F. E. Springer of the
College of Idaho faculty, left Wednes
day for his home in Pittsburg, after
visit of about a week.
Saturday morning Mesdames Fred
Boyes and Dan Banks entertained at
breakfast number of the friends of
Miss Lorene Cartee of Salt Lake,
guest of Mrs. Boyes.
J. L. Magee returned Tuesday from
San Francisco. He visited the ex-
position and points of interest in Cal
ifornia. Mr. Magee was gone three
weeks.
Mrs. f. Boone, accompanied by
Miss Louise Clambey and Messrs.
Harry Jones and George Kinkaid,
left Sunday for the Payette lakes.
Don't miss "The Island of Regener
alton" at the Huree next Monday and
Tuesday. Edith Storey featured. Best
picture since "The Christian
William Williamson left yesterday
for Gold Beach, Oregon, where he
will join his family and spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
r. A. l.. French of the Reclamation
Service, working out Of Sewers camp,
underwent an operation at Canyon
hospital Tuesday morning.
Jennie M. Peterson VS.. ]. A. Raus
ct al, is the title of foreclosure suit
filed in district court on Monday. The
amount involved is $500
Mrs Fred Boyes left yesterday for
A visit with her sister IN Newburg,
Oregon. Mrs, Boyes expects TO re-
turn in a month.
MeSsrs. William Washer, t. X,
Hartenbower and Fred Goette will re-
turn from the Payette lakes Satur-
day.
Botkin- Harmon Drug Store will de-
lever your purchases any time dur
ing the day-and do it promptly 73O-tf
Misses Bess Price and Louise Bot
kin were luncheon guests at the home
of Mrs. Fred BoyeS Wednesday.
Mr. Fueling of the Variety store ex-
poets to move into the Little building
August 18th.
Ernest Noble was in the city Tues
day. No casualties reported this
trip.
Everybody is getting interested in
Bowen's Jitney.
The hotel at Starkey Hot Springs,
health resort in the hills 70 miles
north of Weiser, was totally destroyed