The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-15
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

trict. Mr.. White was verv much n1a,s
ed with what he saw of conditions a.
this place. 'u 'i0i'S "'
A; J. Lotus was a Boise visitor last
week. 'iS''ol last
Con Sutton took an auto load to
S SIlver City, Monday, w. D. Martin
Mark Price, Guy MCGEE, ]. NJ. Thorn.
son were passengers. The latter two
were from Caldwell. All went in the
interest of the Succor Greek Irriga.
Mrs Sam Cupp and baby son came
over from Caldwell Wednesday,
Earl Friend has number Of men
busy harvesting his potato crop.
hugh Travis made a business trim
to Nampa Monday : r
Mrs. Roy Myler and Master William
Thursday. ''
u. Wagner, who recently MIR
chased land here has written that he
and his family will be here soon
n. w. Stone of Stonecraf ranch is
dong some building and repair work.
Mrs. w. L. Holton made business
trip to Caldwell the first of the week,
Paul Tracy who is attending the
College of Idaho at Caldwell, was at
home over Sunday.
Dow Dunning was down from Boise
and spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Florence A. Hall arrived home
Thursday after spending several DAYS
IN Boise and attending the Gem State
Fair.
Miss Sadie Freeburn came in on
Tuesdays train. She had been visit
ing relatives at Walla Walla, and
Pomeroy, Wash. She and her father.
c. E. Freeburn, left for Sweet, Idaho,
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Freeburn
has purchased land at Sweet and took
a load of household goods up with
him.
Arthur Pegram left Monday for Salt
Lake City after spending a few weeks
here with his brother.
George Huntley has been having
excellent luck in fishing for sturgeon
In the past week he has caught four
teen fish, which have an average
weigh of over forty pounds. The
largest fish being caught weighed 90
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. McMeans and
Miss Louise and Bert Heath were in
Caldwell visiting Sunday.
G, R. Reynolds of the south end of
the Gem District is hauling material
for new house.
Miss Celia Cowan, who is teaching
school at Apple Valley, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden and son,
Boyd, left Thursday for Boise. Mrs.
Yaden and Master Boyd will be away
several weeks.
Bert Heath returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Caldwell
Mrs. w. ]. Helton and Miss Emma
Burns, who are packing apples at
Roswell, were home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Megorden and
Master Elding, left Thursday morn
ing for Boise to visit friends there
and attend the fair. Mr.. Megorden
returned Saturday but Mrs. Megorden
and son remained to visit ]. D
Wright had charge of the lumber
yard during Mr. Megorden's absence
Misses Leone Wright and Louise
Dunning made a horseback trip tc
Wilder Sunday and visited with Their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Travis and Miss
Alberta were entertained at dinner a
the Schenck home Sunday.
E. H. Pruitt is hauling lumber fol
his new house to be built on his rancf
under the new Succor Creek Irriga
ton project.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hyslop anc
Miss Mae Mercer drove to Roswell
Saturday for load of apples.
Mrs. Charles Dugdale was dow
: from Claytonia Saturday.
Mr.. James Burns made a trip t.
Roswell for apples Saturday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Con Sutton ATTENDED
the celebration at Arrowrock Monda,
: and remained in Boise Tuesday AM
. Wednesday visiting with their oil,
: friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keitl
: and family of Gooding, and Mr.. an.
+ Mrs. John Keith and family of Viii
son: and attending the fair.
Miss Lorene Johnson and Mrs
: Jackson have returned home iron
Boise where they have been workinf
Mrs. Helen Gould of Star was il
e town Tuesday attending to bushes
t matters.
Mrs. Hugh Travis visited at the Nc
: Means home Monday.
; Judge Smell of Nampa was here las
" week visiting with his son. TIL
Judge has great faith in this distric
J. and is one of its best boosters.
1t is rumored that George Huntle
!. has sold his interest in the potas
: claims for a large slim of money
Mrs. ]. II. Ward spent several da,
c last week visiting with her daughte
Mrs. Trotter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Wi
/. leave soon for Portland where the
e will make their home, -.
c We are still unable to attain a Il
h of the prizes won by the Gem Distri
n agricultural exhibit at the Idaho Sta
~. C.yaroI fret Drizas were W.