The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-05


Fred c. Mitchell was a business
visitor at Nampa Monday.
Calling the other fellow a fat
head" is the tool of the. hidebound.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Huston of Pen
dleton are visiting friends in Cald-
we'll
George Everett, the Nampa real
estate dealer, was a business visitor
in the county metropolis, Monday.
The dictaphone has its uses, but
for the purpose of hearing what the
neighbors say about you, nothing
beats a sleep porch
Mrs. R. r. Brubaciler has returned
to her home at Mountain Home af-
ter a weeks visit with friends in
Caldwell and Nampa.
Mamie F. Wheeler and James
Dunn, both of Boise, were married
in this city Monday. Judge Meek
performed the ceremony.
Rev. and Mrs. George R. Varney
and children left Tuesday morning
for Phoenix, Arizona, where they will
make their home. Rev. Varney was
called to the pastorate of the leading
Baptist church of the Arizona city
F. E. Bequeath and family will
leave in a couple of weeks for Pen
nsylvania where they will spend a
couple of motnhs visiting at the home
of Mr.. Bequeath's father.
Bob Gavin returned Saturday even
ing after spending a few days at
Mountain Home purchasing horses
that will be offered for sale in this
city to the French government.
| Messrs. Winter Bros, the contrac-
tors will erect a residence of cobbie-
stones and rubble, on Arthur street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Work will be started at an early date
A. A. Binford has purchased the
residence property erected on Blaine
street between Eighth and Ninth by
ii. Jester, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Binford
will move into the bungalow as soon
as it is completed.
| Mrs. c. c. Tobias wife of the River.
side corn king. has moved to Nampa
for the winter to send the children to
school Mr.. Tobias will be kept busy
on the ranch where he has stock te
look after.-Nampa Record.
/ | anu AS'
turned to Caldwell about three weeks
ago after year and half at Salem
Oregon, and will make their future
home here. Mr.. Hammond is look.
ing for business opening in this city
Miss Cowen has returned to hel
home at Cleveland after two weeks
visit in Caldwell, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Sophia Glass. Miss Cowir
| had visited the two expositions ane
: other points of interest in the west
r. M. Hutchison has filed sui
against +. B. Sargent and Matte E
Sargent for foreclosure of mort
gage against them amounting to s.,
10000 and interest. Because OF claim
he holds L. c. Shubert is also nance
as a defendant. 81.
Messrs. r. B. Hartenbower and N
F., c. Gordon were at Boise Friday t
attend the funeral of the late ]. Ros
Good. Mr.. Good was formerly /;
! member OF the Columbian band o
: Boise and was one of the popula
young men of that city.
Work has been started on a cot
I tage for Mrs. Merrick on Arthu
: street between Twelfth and Thir
: teenth. Messrs. Winter Bros. hav
the contract for the carpenter work
| G. H. VanWyngarten took the origin
al contract but has sublet the carpen
ter work.
e DIR. w. w. Webb of Spokane wa
. in Caldwell the latter part of last wee
! and the fore part of this week look
, ing over the country, DR.. Webb wa
greatly impressed with Caldwell an
vicinity and may decide to locate her
n permanently. While in the city h
4 was guest Of his cousin, Miss EthC
s Geisler.
: Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Goodson wer
e in the city from Parma Monday al
r tending the traders day sales. Nj
e Goodson states that crops were spler
i did all through the Parma section thi
year. While prices are somewhat BIZ