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

William Washer was a business
visitor at Star Monday.
Farm loans at per cent No delay.
F. G. Hoffman.-Adv.
Judge F. A. Hagelin was in the city
from Nampa few hours Tuesday.
10 Money to Loan, limited amt,
on extra good security. A. |. Myers,
Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt of Nampa, par
ents of Ed. Colt of this city, spent
Sunday in Caldwell, the guests of
their son and his family
Messrs. S. w. Dee, L. J. Ross, VIM.
Williamson and c. A. Cakes and T.
E. Buckner spent Saturday and Sun
day at Lake Lowell. They report
handsome catch.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Ross and son,
Emrys, were at Boise Tuesday. The
son underwent an operation for ade-
noids. He successfully withstood the
operation and is now getting along
nicely.
Miss Bessie Mammen and Miss
Murine Hadsall have just returned
from Long Beach, after FIVE weeks
vacation at the exposition and various
places on the coast They report a
glorious time.
A. H. Lang, for many years bust
ness man at Parma and coroner of
Canyon county, was in the city the
latter part of last week. Mr.. Lang
is now the proprietor of the Lakeview
hotel at Mccall.
w. H. Redway and John G. Flynn
left for Chicago Wednesday. Mr.
Redway is returning home after
spending a couple of months here
looking after business interests. Mr..
Flynn will visit his parents and other
relatives in and around Chicago.
Professor H. H. Hayman of the Col
lege of Idaho and assistants have lust
completed the work of installing in
the college library the $50 volumes
donated to the institution by Mrs.
Edgar Wilson of Boise. This fine gift
of books from the library of the late
Hon. Edgar Wilson is greatly appre-
ciated by the college faculty and the
works will be of much value to the
students.
Word has just been received that
President w. J. Boone of the College
York to San Francisco by boat. His
trip will take him through the Pana-
ma canal DIR. Boone has been in
the east for more than month i'll the
interests of the colleges financial
campaign. His report, while not tell
ing of any particular gifts of unusual
size, is quite optimistic and indicates
that his efforts have been successful
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sebrec ar
rived in Caldwell last Thursday from
their California home for their re-
gular spring visit. Both are looking
hale and hearty. Mr.. Sebree states
that he visited f. M. Kirkpatrick al
San Diego a few days ago, and thai
Mr.. Kirkpatrick seemed to be grad
ually gaining in health and strength
In fact, Mr. Kirkpatrick informed Mr.
Sebree that he expected to be able tC
pay Mr.. Sebree a visit upon his re
turn. This will be good news to
Parma people. Mr.. and Mrs. Scbre'
will visit Parma before their return. =
Parma Herald.
According to the Insurance Press
life insurance policies to the amour
Of Sill, 10000 were paid to Caldwell
benehciaries during the year !9l4
Sixty-eight thousand were paid il
Boise; $5S,500 in Pocatello; Nampa
$24,25O; Payette, $2l, 500. The larges
single policy in Idaho was that OF d
Worth Clark Of Pocatello. Thu
amount was $l7,s00 The larges
policy paid in the United States wa
the policy of the late George W, Van
derbilt, Washington, d. c., and in tn
amount Of $l,0O00O0. The total dis
tribution of life insurance in the Unit
ed States and Canada during the yea
was S626 700 OOO