The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-02

day. Wv" iues-
Miss Anna Burnham made a short
week. Vi last
Alfred F Stone was Wednesday adj
nltted to practice law before the fed
eral courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Howard visited
trict Sunday. 3 A''0' us
There will he services at the Gath
Ole church Sunday. Mass at 10 o'cIocL
L. Marx. S. NJ.
A girl arrived at the home of Mr.
and II, Mrs. A. J. Rayles, living near Mid
dleton, last Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Johnson of Notus is in
the city visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. f. L. Johnson.
Mr.: and Mrs. T. c. Compton near
Middleton, were made glad Saturday
by the arrival of baby boy.
Mr.. A. F. Gipson returned to his
nome in Cambridge on Saturday after
short visit in our city.
Y. 5. ATTIC rney St. Clair of Boise
was, in town Saturday closing up the
deal of the postoffice site
Miss Laura Patton is one of the
Caldwell teachers who is attending
the teachers institute in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennie Bollen visited
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Smith at Middleton
Monday, Tuesdayand Wednesday
Misses Luella and Rachel Wells.
Bessie Rogers and Marguerite Tor
renee called at Gould's one day last
week.
Mrs. M. E. Sarchet and Robert
Nc kenzie, her nephew, spent Sun
day with J. J. Gilgan and family at
Arrowrock.
Misses lola and Sadie Westcott left
Monday for an extended visit in Cali
tornia where they will visit the fair at
San Francisco.
Prof. Curtis Pearre Coe of McMin-
nville College, McMinnville, Oregon,
was in the city Wednesday in the in
terests of his school.
There will be no meeting of the w
Z. I. Y. this week. Next week, July
9, the Union will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Spencer on Blaine st.
Lewis Phillips of Middleton motor
ed to our city on Tuesday of this
week. Mr.. Phillips is an agent for
the Maxwell auto at Middleton.
Austin Westrope received word on
Wednesday morning that his father
was dangerously sick He left the
same afternoon for Elliott. Iowa.
Attorney Read, who is to be the
prosecuting attorney of Gem county,
was business visitor in the city from
Emmett Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bruce Lesser is temporarily employ
ed at the Kahn clothing store. Mr..
Lesser is taking the place of Mr.. West
rope who is still unable to attend to
his duties at the store.
Mrs. Bud Davis and Mrs. Judd
Smith returned Tuesday evening from
Deer Fat after a short visit at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. D. N. Smith.
Mrs. Adam Blackstock and daugh-
ter returned to their home at Enter
prise Wednesday, The daughter was
born in Caldwell a couple of weeks
ago.
Mrs. A. w. Beale of St. Joe, Mo-,
is visiting her son, Prof. F. F. Beale,
and family. Mrs. Beale will return to
her home about the middle of July.
Her daughter, Miss Marjorie, will re-
main to study under her brother.
Miss Theresa Daus returned home
Saturday after six weeks visit with
friends. She spent part of her time
in Homedale, Roswell and Caldwell,
and in Boise, where she visited the
Alexanders. She declares she had
the best visit of her life.-Weiser Sig
nal.
w. J. Ross will leave Sunday morn
ing for ST. Louis, Chicago, Philadel-
phia and New York. He will be gone
about six weeks and in company with
other Representatives of the Golden
Rule stores will purchase winter mer-
chandise.
Mrs. Armada Ragsdale and daughter,
Miss Eva, of Wichita, Kansas, who
were in Idaho visiting friends at Cald-
we'll and STAR left Tuesday morning
for the coast where they will visit
other relatives They are related to
George and Thomas Ragsdale of Star
and +. l.. Johnson and W. f. Woods
of this city.
Austin Bissitt has been in the city
for several days receiving medical
treatment for foot which was injured
by a horse stepping on it. He en-
poets to return to his home at Jordan
Valley the last Of the week. Mrs
anes Pissitt and Miss I.alia GiS;ti
his mother and sis'er, will return nome
with him and spend 'hc summer at
Jordan Valley.
Last summer William +. Hawkes.,
locally known as BILL" did mission
airy work for the Congregationalists at
Atlanta; the mission desired his re-
turn for this summer, but home mis-
sonary funds were not sufficient; the
altitude of the mountain camp was
so beneficial to his health that he has
gone there again and will work in the
stamp mill, probably holding services
on Sundays. In the autumn he will
enter Hartford, Conn, Theological
Seminary, where his father and bro
theirs graduated.
Just received an elegant line Of
4. ,,N,y,