The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-31


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Fl. w. Dorman transacted business
al Nampa Monday.
w. l. Carsens was a business visi-
tor in the city Tuesday.
Fred K. Robinson of Nampa was
Caldwell business visitor Tuesday.
Ralph Porath of Weiser has accept
ed a position in the McNair shoe
store.
A Million Dollars worth of Polio
les a day sold for December by the
Equitable Life.-A. l. Myers, Agt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Austin enter
famed the members of the choir of
the Methodist church Wednesday
evening at dinner.
Miss Irene Johnson of Midvale is
in Caldwell. She will remain here I'm
iii after the first of the year visiting
friends and relatives.
DR.. F. M. Cole is having a basement
placed under his residence on Cleve-
land boulevard preliminary to the in
stallation of heating plant.
Sister Mary Pascal. nun from New
Orleans, B. c., is visiting in Caldwell
with her mother, Mrs. N. f. Bedford,
StOPPLhR DIlClly WHIlC Ell route 10 Her
new location.
Traders Day Special Velvet
shapes Soc, velvet trimmed hats $lOO,
500 and SOON. E. Gilgan-Sarchet
6l2 Main St.-Adv.
]. A. Dement, Jr., has sold his resi-
dence on Galveston street to Ollie B.
Howell. Mr.. Dement, will erect a
new residence in the spring.
w. A. MCGEE and son. Elmer,
leave Saturday for Portland, San
Francisco and southern California.
They expect to be away month or
six weeks.
S. H Grimmett has purchased from
B. F. Newell the residence now oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Wheeler at the corner of Fourth ST..
and Cleveland Boulevard.
Guy MCGEE and George Kinkaid re-
turned to Succor creek Monday morn
ing to complete the surveys for the
Succor creek irrigation project, after
spending Christmas in Caldwell.
During the week ending December
IS, the net balance in the treasury
dropped more than $o,800,000. If only
the working days be considered, that
Is more than million and half a
day.
Attorney T. A. Walters was in
Boise Wednesday attending to pro-
fessional business. He remained over
for the evening meeting of the Elks
lodge. which meeting was the las,
for 1915.
President E. z. Price of :ne Boise
Typographical Union and Mrs Price
spent Christmas in Caldwell. They
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
p. Norton and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
Dement,, Jr
S. F. Sites, Caldwell boy. is or
the Washington Agricultural Collegt
football team that plays Brown Uni
versity January LIST at Pasadena dur
ing the Tournament of Roses for tn,
championship of the U. S.
Miss Sue Peterman and Mr.. F.
Howard were married at Roswell
Christmas day. Rev M. Wood of tn
Roswell Baptist church performe,
the ceremony. The happy couple viii
make their future home at Roswell.
Attorney H. A. Grifiths. Assesso
A. o. Christopher and Commissions
c. B. Ross were at Boise Monday
They attended the hearing in tn
United States district court of tn
homestead tax case in which Canyo
county is interested.
John D. Orr, district manager of tn
Electric Investment Co.. receive
word Monday morning of the death {
his mother at Mt Leonard. Mo. Mr.
Orr had been sick but a few dav
Her death came only month afts
the death of her husband. Mr.. Oh
will not try to make the trip hon
owing to the fact that he could nj
reach there in time for the funeral.
A dinner party in honor of Mr. ar
Mrs w. B. Johnson of Portland
being piven this evening by Mr.. ar
Mrs. E. M. Robertson. Tnvitatiol
have been extended to Mr. and MI
Harvev Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Robe
Davis, IT.. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Ro
ertson ]. S. HeiIner, Gladstone Rob
Miss Sarah Davies and Miss Hell
Case of Caldwell-Nampa Leade
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hollock
Seattle are in the city and will T
main here permanently. Mr.. Hollo
will open no restaurant in Caldw
as soon as he can make arrangement
He has visited the towns along I
Oregon Short Line and is convinc
that the present business conditio
and future prospects are bright
than those of any other town. \
Hollock has had IS years experier
in the restaurant business.
Mrs. E. B. Smith had quite a fam
reunion at her home Christmas
Christmas dinner. Those pres,
were her mother. Mrs. Thomas Ha
kins of Pavette: her son. TheodC
Smith. of Caldwell; her daughter a
husband. Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Pears
of Garfield Wash;nOton. her broth