The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-07

Miss Georgia M 9Farland was a
Boise visitor Saturday of last week.
Many a man is eager to fight for re-
form until you hit him in the pocket.
Ex-State Senator H. c. Baldridge
was visitor in the city Tuesday from
Parma
Deacon Sturgeon was a Nampa visi-
tor Sunday says the Leader-H Herald of
that city.
Mrs. S. G. Tucker of Notus was
business visitor in our city on Tues
day.
Mrs. Bertha Root of Parma, at
tended to business in Caldwell last
Monday.
Mrs. ]. H. Maybee and Mrs. A.
Bixby were visiting in town one day
this week
f. f. Timpke of Middleton trans
acted business in our city on Wednes-
day of this week.
Solid gold Lavelieres $3.50 up. Dia-
mond Lavelieres $3.50 up, at Laugh
Inns Jewelry store STA
J. l.. Phillips, a prominent prune
grower of Middleton, was business
visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Myler come
over from Homedale Tuesday and
spent the day in town.
Mrs. Earl Wheeler is convalescing
from the small pox, and expects to
be out OF quarantine shortly.
Miss Rae Olmstead came up from
Parma on Friday evening and spent
the week end with home folks in our
city.
Mrs. Frank Moore and Mrs. C. T.
Shorb were at Boise last Monday. to
attend the funeral of Mrs. George D.
Ellis.
F. A. Stauffer of Jordan Valley
made business trip to Boise on Mon
day and on his way home stopped in
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Tuesday Mrs. Albert Harvey of
Middleton was brought to the hos
pital here and Wednesday underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
w. P. Lyons and wife of Caldwell
were here Wednesday en- route to
Midvale. Mr.. Lyon is the cashier of
the First National bank of Caldwell
-Weiser American.
P. f. Engle who started to build a
shed on Kimball avenue found that
the structure he proposed to erect
was violation of the fire ordinance
and consequently changed his plans.
]. c. Rice and J. M. Thompson and
T. f. Buckner have formed a law
partnership to be known as Rice,
Thompson & Buckner. They will re-
turn to their Old quarters in the
Commercial bank block as soon as
the offices can be re-arranged.
Papers were filed in district court
Tuesday on an appeal from justice
court of the suit of the Fruitgrowers'
bank against George F. Brewer ct al.
The suit is over an effort on the part
Of the bank to collect on a note for
$500 by means of an attachment and
garniShment.
Joe Meis, formerly employed in
barber shop here but lately residing
at Caldwell, has purchased half in
terest with Robert Cannon in the
Front street barber shop. Mr.. and
Mrs: Meis will move here at once from
Caldwell and will occupy the resi-
dence formerly occupied BY ]. S. He'll
ner on Fifth street-Nampa Leader
Herald.
The Congregational church of Cen
trail Park will hold all-day services
next Sunday, May 9th, at Mr.. Frank
Nix's place on the hill road. Sunday
school at 1880. Preaching by good
speakers both morning and afternoon,
Basket dinner. There will be no
evening service at the Central Park
church. If it storms services will be
held in church.
The opening dance at the Lake Lo-
well pavilion Wednesday evening was
largely attended by the young folks
of Nampa. Caldwell, and the rural
districts and proved to be the best
enjoyed gathering for some years in
this vicinity. Something over 100
couples declared their allegiance to
this popular form of entertainment on
that most excellent floor and arrange
mentS were completed to continue a
series through the summer.
Much comment was heard over the
total absence of any of the objection
able or criticized forms of dancing. In
a mixed company drawn from differ
ent communities it was expected that
something of this might appear, but
the TACT that it did not. although the
rules had not yet been announced
against it, proves again that native
decency has again unsed the hammer
lock on faddiSm.