The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-08

fresh goods every few days,
FLYNN'S GROCERY.
T. f. Buckner went to oBise Tues
day.
F. A. Mcneil of Nampa, was il
town one day last week.
B. w. Post drove in from Green
leaf Monday of this week.
Lesion Chenoweth left Saturday
morning for Pocatella, on business.
Mrs. Maud Vinson of Deer Flat
transacted business in Caldwell Mon
day.
Attorney +. A. Hagelin came up
from Nampa Monday on legal bust
ness.
f. A Sprague and family spent New
Years day with Mr.. and Mrs. L. V.
Stafford.
Mr. Campbell, of Franklin, made a
business trip to Caldwell Monday Of
this week.
J. d. Williams has gone to Portland
Oregon, where he will engage in the
automobile business.
Sam Clay left Saturday evening for
Salt Lake City, Utah, where he has
found position at an excellent sal
airy.
Miss Ruth Leggett, who has been
spending the holiday vacation with
friends near Portland, returned to
Caldwell Monday.
Miss LYDIA Thompson returned
Thursday evening from Boise, where
she attended the meeting of the State
Teachers Association.
Mrs. T. Taylor an old Kentucky
friend, who now resides in Payette,
Idaho, is making weeks visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Grimes and family.
Frank Olmstead left Saturday for
Seattle after spending the HOLIDAYS at
home. Mr.. Olmstead is a student Al
the University of Washington
All the ice houses at Parma are re-
ported filled to their capacity with
ice OF the finest quality, SO that the
ice harvest is over at that place for |
the season
DR.. Baldwin from Salt Lake Civ.
came to Caldwell Monday and went d.
rectly to his homestead in the Gem IT.
rlgation District, where he will make
a brief stay.
Messrs Harry Jones and George
klnkaid left Saturday evening for Sail
Lake where they will resume their
studies at the University of Utah af-
well. O"'u
Mrs, Robertson and daughter, Miss
Catherin, entertained at dinner New
Years day. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs: L. J. Ross, Miss Verna
Horn, Mr.. Harry Meek, Mr.. E, +
Davis and Mr. George Naughton.
"A dollar doesn't go as far as it used
to. You very frequently sacrifice
endurance to speed" replied the en- en-.
gineer You must remember that
dollar goes much faster than if msed
TO. Washington Star.
= For more than two weeks Boise
KiVer has been frozen over Even the
rapids above the bridge are covered
with ice, and the rock dam of Sebree :
Ditch, where there is usually foamv
wafer, is now mass of ice.
MISS Verna Horn returned to Lew
lSton Saturday evening after spending '
lhe mondays with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Horn. She was accom-
panied by Misses Mary Kirby, Marie I
BAKER and others who are this wear
at the state normal school t
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ketchen and '
laughter Mildred, Miss Marian and c
MISS Frances and Mr.. VIII Ketchen P
came down from Boise New Years v
lay to dine whit Mr.. and Mrs Earl h
boyes,. Miss Frances Ketchen re- d
named tor few days visit with her
brother. TN ''i ii
tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ralph
1akes and Mrs. b. w. Rice attended
meeting of the officers of the AS "
ociated Charities in Nampa, for the a
,urPose OF acquiring as much infor Il
nation as possible concerning that or OF
ANIMATION and its methods. A move a.
leht IS on foot to form a similar as II
ocaition in this city. 80
Downing their full-dress uniforms Ia
ne members of Canton No. 10 g N
!" men at the office of Mr.. Horne IN
ner Grand Secretary, Tuesday even II
~ ana went in body TO make a So Ill
ID, visit to Gem of the Mountains q
-eoeCca Lodge, which was holding its IN
eegular melting The visit was a com 6l
iete surprise to the Rebeccas. A very tl'
'eaSant evening was enjoyed by ali.
Last night and tonight can be seen Fl
IL L
lie idaho views in motion pictures NJ
lie Huree. These views were taken IL
,r the Panama Pacific expositi0n ne
heev will give even the residents of an
laho better idea of the resources he
eauties and natural wonders of their to
ate than any other thing of which
e know: A visit to the Huree this it
'enlng is we'll worth while. tn
When the students at the State I'm oe
ersity took the train for Moscow
re OF their friends, Ivan Bossex De
no has come down to see them off sc.
NAMED on the train until il had le'
arted. When he jumped to the plat ga
rm his coat caught on portion or PIC
e car. and he was dragged several mi
tore the boys on the rear of The we
r got him back on. He then rode a. Z.
as NotuS, where he wa ten until y
tram had stopped before aIlyh;. !Il'
he was very iortunat. TO es- III
pc without injuries -
When Mrs. Earl Wheeler and ;no
u"hter Elaine returned from tba;- , Wy
cation visit to Raker C;t,- - 'N'