The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

Messrs. c.. w. Lamson and J. J.
Walling were in the city from Namps
Monday.
Every outside toilet is menace to
the public health Of the community
unless made hy-proof
Miss Minnie Huff and Clyde E.
Anderson, both of Nahpa, were
granted a marriage license Thursday
of last week.
If you have watch, clock. or a
piece of jewelry that needs repairing,
there is only one place to take it
w. E. Wood, Botkin- Harmon Drug
Store. 716-tf
John ST. Clair arrived here Saturday
from Silver City to visit with the fam
lily of his daughter, Mrs. John Boone,
and make the acquaintance of his new
granddaughter
There will be services at the Bap-
fist church Sunday at IL 100 a. m. Mr..
east and expects to be gone about four
weeks. But the services will continue
as usual.
Ed Bullock one of the independent
wool buyers of this city was at Boise
the latter part of last week buying
wool. Mr.. Bullock has bought con-
siderable quantity of the better grades
Of wool this season.
Miss Helen Hawkes. is visiting at
the home of Miss Marie Freehafer OF
Boise this week. Miss Hawkes. was
the representative Of Canyon county
at the unwilling Of the Lincoln monu-
~ tho COlJ;arie Ha,,oa
Senator Borah was in town greet
ing many of his friends Saturday. The
senator came from Boise by trolley
and from here was taken by automo-
bile to Notus where he talked to the
assembled citizens about the Black
Canyon project.
Robert Gavin, one of the horse deal
ers of this city, is in town for little
while after having been out the great
er part of the year The last trip Mr.
Gavin brought in S. head which were
Immediately sold. The horses came
from the Bruneau country. Mr.. Gavin
will return to that section at an early
day for the purpose of buying more
horses.
Late Friday T. R. Martin, held here
for the illegal sale of liquor at Pay
cite, pleaded guilty to the charge in
district court and received sentence
Judge Bryan sentenced the prisoner to
serve 90 days in the county Jail and
pay a fine of $50. Martin was appre-
hended last Saturday by Special Of
hcer Whittit, while the Independence
day celebration was in progress at
Payette. When Whittit was piloted
to Martin by third party it is claim
ed he dug up package bottled in
bond" with the United States recenue
stamp intact across the cork, from a
manger in deserted barn.
Miss Cordelia Farrer of Caldwell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Far
rer formerly of DeLamar, is a guest
at the August Crete home in this city
this week. After meeting her many
friends here she will go to the Dris-
coll home in Pleasant Valley for a
short visit before returning home
Miss Farrer is an Owyhee girl and has
made an enviable reputation in her
chosen profession of teaching. She
has had some flattering offers for the
Chautauqua work which she rejected
in order to keep on with her work in
the schools of her home city of Cald-
well.-Silver City Avalanche.
The many friends of Cleve Groome
will be pleased to know that he has
decided to remain in Caldwell and
to locate here in the practice of law
He has associated himself with Mr.
M. H. Eustace, young attorney who
came here about a year ago from
South Dakota, and the new firm will
be known as Eustace & Groome, and
will have offices in the Steunenberg
block, over Boyes' Hardware store.
Mr.. Groome recently graduated
from the Law Department of the
University of Idaho, and is. wei
known to the people of Canyon coun.
ty, having lived and grown up in theil
midst. Mr.. Eustace has had some
eight years experience in the prac.
tice of his profession. and is a mar
of learning and ability. During the
time he has been here has made {
number of staunch friends. and has
started to build up a nice practice.
The Tribune wishes the new firm :
world of success, and bespeakS fol
them the confidence of the public.