The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

L. n. Little was In the city from
Boise Friday.
Mrs. Bert Mumford has returned
home after short visit with friends
and relatives at Emmett.
The men may have their faults;
but there is this to say for them
they do not kiss each other
Mrs. Geo. A. Deitrick will teach
this year near Mountain Home, and
leaves this week for her school.
Donald Merritt returned Friday last
from San Francisco, where he had
been for several weeks attending the
Panama-Paciic exposition.
Some of the Colonies served in the
war. Some of them were born in
the South of democratic antecedents
But most Of them are auctioneers.
When a millionaire dies it general
" developes that he was worth about
100000, and that he had been pay
ing taxes on a valuation of $4,000
Saturday marriage licenses were is
sued to c. B. Black and Ora G. Mar
tin of Caldwell and A. F. Hughes OF
Sweet and Mrs. Bertha Webb of
Caldwell.
Miss Ella Breshears, who was form
erly teacher here, but who has been
teaching in Washington, arrived Fri
day to take position in the school
here again. She will make her home
with Mrs. Lanktree.-Emmett Exam,
liner.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Gavin left Monday
evening for Pendleton where they will
attend the Roundup. Mrs. Gavin will
also visit friends and relatives at Pen
dleton. After the Roundup Mr.. Ca
vim will make a trip through eastern
Oregon purchasing horses for the
Caldwell market.
Nels Darling, the community expert
the most popular lecturer during
Chautauqua last summer. will be in
Caldwell October IS. He will lee
ture at the Methodist church on that
date. Mr.. Darling needs no introduc-
ton to the people of Caldwell. He
WAS the one real live wire during
Chautauqua. He will be greeted by a
splendid audience on his re-appear-
ance in this city
Messrs Guy MCGEE. George Kin
caid, Stanley HURT, Floyd Allen and
Sinclair Spurgin left Sunday evening
for Nvssa where they will do the
surveying for the new drainage sys-
tenn of which Mr.. MCGEE has charge.
Mr.. MCGEE states that the preliminary
work will take about a month Every
thing will be in readiness for the con-
struction work to start the first of
the year or sooner.
Clarence Van Deusen, who is max
ing the audit of the books of Canyon
county states that he will have pre-
liminary report ready for the board OF
county commissioners at its October
meeting. Mr.. Van Deusen will not
complete his work until about Octo-
her IS. He assures The Tribune
that there will be stirring-up as soon
as the report is made public. The
nature of the stir-up Mr.. Van Duesen
did not divulge.
Miss Amy Fouch, daughter of Mrs
Belle Fouch, formerly a resident oil
this city. was married in Boise Sun
day to Stephen Utter. county clerk OF
Ada county. The bride is a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Stock
ton of this city, and enjoys the dis
tinction of having been the first baby
| girl born in Parma. The bride and
groom have left for HONEYMOON trim
to the exposition at San Francisco
Their many friends in this vicinity
/ extend OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Her
aid.
While suffering from the effects oil
the morning after the night before
spent at Jordan Valley, Lon Mcintyre
of Cow Creek Saturday morning at
tempted to take small dose of stry-
chime to relieve that swelled I'D feel
ing in his upper story as was his
custom on previous similar occasions
In some unexpl&inabie manner he
took an overdose and was in very
precarious conditions for a number oil
hours. DR.. Jones of Jordan Valley
was called but could render little as
sistance as the poison had gone all
through his system. His brother
Charles, was in Silver CITY that day
and w. S. Cook. who had visited there
the previous evening left that morn.
ing for neighboring ranch. returning
several hours later to find the un.
fortunate man apparently in the
throes of death Walt labored hare
with the patient until the arrival oil
she doctor and when he left late Sun.
! day afternoon he was resting easy. Il
WIS a close call and will take some
time to overcome the effects of the
roison.-Silvcr City Avalanche.