The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-12

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c. NJ Rankin drove in from Deer
Flat Monday forenoon.
S. w. Dee was in the Capital City
Monday of this week.
D. G. Ruby transacted business in
the Capital City last Friday
w. B. Mitchell, of Parma, was in
Caldwell on business Monday.
Mr.. C. G. Tucker of Notus was a
visitor in this city on Monday.
Chas. McCOard, came over from
Homedale, on business Monday
B. M. Holt has been in Salt Lake
for the PAST week on business
E. Smallwood of Nampa attended
to business in Caldwell last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brown, came
over from Greenleaf on day last week.
Ralph Scatterday made business
trip to Weiser one day this week.
Attorney Hill of Parma, attended to
legal business at the Court House
Saturday.
Mrs Orville Ackley and her sister,
Miss Cora keithly, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Boise.
J. vi. Thompson is expected to arrive
in Caldwell from his trip to Wash
ington, d. c. on Monday.
Ben Ragsdale and wife, who have
been east for some little time, are
back in this city once more.
Miss Marian Ketchen of Boise, has
been spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. Earl Boyes, in this city.
Ralph Cakes, John Cupples and
Judge Bryan have each purchased
themselves fine new Buick machine
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyes went to
Boise Thursday, and expect to remain
there while Mr.. Boyes is serving on
the Grand Jury.
Miss Ruth Leggett has been i'll
Tor the past two days and Mrs. ALI
son has been in charge of her classes
during this time.
+. M. Hendon of the First National
bank has been confined to his house
tor a few days and is reported to be
quite ill at this time.
S. G. Smith, the well known fruit
man of this city, has accepted a posi-
ton with Denney & Co. of Payette
assuming his new duties at once.
!hss. f. Buckner has been appoint
ed Ex-Governor Alexander, as a mem
per of the board of directors of the
Idaho State Sanitarium, at Nampa,
NJ. J. Large has accepted posi- |
ION with the Troy Laundry of this
;ity; Mr.. Large and family will live
n the Dewey house on Kimball Ave
Mr.. S. M. HURT returned from
lincoln, Nebraska on Monday morn
ng. Mr.. HURT was called to Nebras-
"a on account of the death of his sis
Mr.. c. L. Idleman of Portland has
eaSed the Star Barn on Arthur street
nd will fit it up for garage. Mr..
dleman will do a general automobile
Louis Seidenberg returned from Po-
ateilo Tuesday. Mr.. Seidenberg is
mployed by the telephone COMPANY
nd has been doing some work at
At a meeting of the Canyon coun-
farm Bureau, held Monday after
Don, /. NJ. Nichol was elected
ecretary-treasurer and Monroe Ollie
one of the Directors.
John Bloomfield, who has been en- !
Logged in the County Clerks office l
'r some time past, has resigned his :
3sition, and will return to Nampa Ia
here he formerly lived. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyes enter
med at dinner Friday evening Miss !
arian ketchen and James Kelleher {
ater IN the evening other guests as /
mbied and bridge was played un-
late hour. n
Miss Kirby, who was out of school Y
st Thursday and Friday on ao. c
unt OF severe attack of tonsolitis q
as able to take charge Of her school s
ON again Monday. Mrs. Earl "
Dyes substituted for Miss Kirby dur
g her illness. ~
Mrs. w. NJ. Case gave very de-
htlul supper Monday eveing. Those 10
esent were: Miss Kirby, Adams q
rFar' keed, Merz, Durham, Riddle Sa
Iompson and Gates. A fter suDDer
mes were played and a very happy st
lie was enjoyed by all. "a
:: H. Bowen went TO Boise lac, T.
DAY to attend the meeting of the N
mo Optical Association. For the "
'lness meeting and program the :.
'mS OF the Commercial Club were !ir
d. The banquet in the evening was lal
en- at Brands.
patriotic service in charge of the 10
al chapter D. A. R. will be held P D.
the Presbyterian church SUNDAY %. D;
Inlng the 2lst Governor Alexander =,
deliver the address. A cordial <
ltatlon Is extended to the public TO %
in this service. 49,
lr; and Mrs. H. R. Cleaver enter IS
led at their residence on Dear cal
n street last Friday evening Mr.
Mrs. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs, Buck. Sc
Mr. and Mrs. Mary Snodgrass Ian
SeS Jessie and Mary Snodsrass
er bounteous dinner, progress
games were played. ,.
. !. Atchison made trip to Pleas 8:
Ridge on Saturday to purchase So!
Ie milk cows. Mr.. Atchison has rri
buying and selling milk cows n
young stock cattle this winter pri
has worked I'M , -, I