The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-19

tor in this city MONDAY.
Mrs. Earl Boyes is visiting her
mother in Boise this week.
Peter Meth of Middleton was a
visitor in our city Saturday.
c. ]. Atchison made a business trip
to Central Park Saturday.
Charley Sebree and wife visited in
Boise Tuesday, in their auto.
R. B. Scatterday made business
trip to Boise one day this week.
Mrs. John D. Bloomfield of Nampa
was a Caldwell visitor Saturday.
Marshall McAdoo was in town for
a day or two, the end of last week.
Miss Ida Casey of Middleton was
an over-Sunday visitor in our city.
VIM. l.. Hasbrouck has returned
to Caldwell, after an absence OF sew
eral weeks.
A. +. Isham made business trip
toEagle, Boise and Meridian last
Wednesday.
Mr.. c. w. Cooper will leave for
Portland in few days to have his
eyes treated.
J. H. Lowell spent an hour or two
in town last Friday, on his way from
Roswell to Boise.
The two little children OF Mrs.
Goodman have the scarlet fever and
are getting along nicely.
Mrs. ]. F. Gordon left Saturday
for Chicago. Mr.. Gordon will not
leave here for short time yet.
Mrs Geo. Filler of Fruitland is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Biggs OF Middleton.
DIR. Cole left Saturday evening for
Chicago, where he has gone to take
post graduate work in his profession
Cotton Seed Meal Guaranteed 81
per cent protein and fat. Cheaper
than grain. Westcott Transfer & Fuel
Co. 31e
Mrs. Anna Louthan, formerly Of
this city, but now of Boise, is report
ed very seriously i'll, at the hospital
in Boise.
Mrs. R. S. Madden has been some.
what under the weather lately, but
her many friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
L
driven to drink means that team Of
horses couldn't drag him away from
the stuff.
Miss CODES, of Boise, formerly EN-.
ployed in Cakes Bros. store, attended
the dance given by the Commercial
Club Wednesday.
Blanche and Clare Weeks are stay
ing 1t Mrs. ]. E. Kyle's during the
absence of Mrs. Weeks, who is spend
ing a week at her ranch near Roswell
Mr.. Sam Cupp returned Sunday
morning from New York. where HI
took a train load of horses. While
there he visited Mrs. Cupp's people il
Washington, d. c.
When a man refuses to bet on ;
sure thing it isn't because he is too
honest to take advantage of somt
other man. 1t is because he knows
that sure things often lose.
B. M. Holt left for Portland Fri
day. and on Monday Mrs Holt wen
to meet him. From Portland they
will go to San Francisco and Sal
Deigo to attend the expositions.
The Saratoga Cafe has been closec
temporarily on account of the pro
prietor, j.. F. Gordon being callet
away. Mr.. Gordon has accepted
position in Chicago and will leav
shortly for that place.
Among the prominent Democrat
that will attend the Bryan day cele
bration in Boise today are H. A
Grifiths, Walter Grifiths, T. A
Buckner, r. ]. Walters, Phil Smith
John c. Rice and Probate Judg
Meek.
Will Parker, has returned to thi
city from his homestead in Canad;
and will again open his tire repai
shop at Shank's garage. Mr. Parke
is an experienced cornet player an
will be a valuable addition to tn
Caldwell band.
Last Saturday evening number {
friends gave a surprise birthday part
to Mrs. W. M. Case. They assemb
ed at the home of Mrs. w. p. Lyo
carrying all the essentials of goo
supper. Those present were: Mr.
W. p. Lyon, the Misses Mcfarland
Jessie and Mary Snodgrass, Thoml
son, Reed, Sheckner, Case, Bcatt,
Berry, Metz, Nichol, Riddle, Burr
ham, Farrer, Leggett, Keiby, Gate
and Beatty, and Mrs, Earl Boyes an
Mrs. McArtor.
Tuesday evening OF this week, III
p. L. o. met at the home of Mrs,
f.. Buckner, their object being to civ
a surprise Shower" to their retirin
president, Mrs. r. S, Madden. q
account Of Mrs. Madden's lines
they simply deposited their attra
lively wrapped packages at her HON
and came away without seeing he
They did, however, succeed in SUI
prising Miss Katherine Mann, wi
organized the Chapter in this cit
with large number of very beau'
full and useful presents.
VIM. Hasbrook returned the latt
part of last week from New lor
where he spent the winter. Mr. liza
brook reports conditions better IN;
t:,,a IaSt uaar and