The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

wi. - VI, uCkeT OF NOtuS was IN
the city on Tuesday
Tom WEIGH drove over from Ros-
we'll Monday morning.
George +. Lee drove over from
Homedale Traders Day.
DR.. II. NJ. Steele made business
trip to Nampa last Thursday.
Ernest Bedford of Homedale has
been in town for the past week.
L. B. Yaden of Homedale is in the
city on business for a few days.
Mr.. P. A. Watkins of Middleton
was in town on Monday of this week.
]. X. Billingsley drove over from
the ferry on Snake River Wednesday
morning.
NJ. S. Adoo came over from his
camp on Snake River about Is mile
from town, Monday.
J. T. Lively came down from Mid
dleton Wednesday, TO attend to bust
ness matters in Caldwell.
Mrs. Darrah of Shonshone is in
Caldwell fon a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. M. Patton.
The present thaw and milde~ wCs.
Their has spoiled the ice tc the grief
of many enthusiastic skaters.
Judge Bryan and Court Reporter,
Shelby, are at We:s n this week wncre
the district court IS in session.
DR.. S. J. Miller left Thursday a
week ago for Stockton, California,
where he will spend few weeks
A marriage license was issued last
Tuesday to Miss Adj Messenger and
Mr.. Lee White, hnth Of Gow, mont.
Mrs. R. D. Brett, formerly of Cald-
well, but now Of Diversion Dam, near
Boise, has been visiting in the city,
the guest Of Mrs. O. B. Howell, the
past week.
T. X. Little was in the city from
Boise Tuesday Mr. Little states that
everything in very quiet at Boise at
the present time. Up to the present
time the legislature has not created
ripple
T. F. Buckner spent Monday in
Boise, trying case in the District
Court of Ada county. In the even
ing he attended, as Village Attorney,
meeting of the council, in Middle
ton.
Cleve Groome returned Saturday
from Moscow, having successfully
completed his law course at the Uni
versity of Idaho. Mr.. Groome has
not decided where he will locate per
mancntly He may decide to remain
in Caldwell.
Some time this spring DR.. Blondell
will probably be numbered among
the fortunate possessors of fiYe-pas-
senger Overlands in this city. A num-
Der of other people are also consider
ing the purchase OF one of these COM
| Portable machines.
Those who have come down from
the mountains lately state that there
is about half the snow in the noun
tains that there usually is at this time
of the year. Unless the new fall is
heavy during February there will be
scarcity of water next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Devers and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Case were guests
at dinner party given in Nampa
last Thursday evening, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. M. Robertson. in honor of
the first anniversary of the marriage
of their son, Mr.. F. B. Robertson.
The sa,. rows has been received in
this ,'-9 Of tie ilt'd termination OF
the illness of the notac" of Mrs.
Anna FiIcT. MIS- IIiler accompanied
by her brother. : NJ. llhrtt, arrived
in Lincoln, Neb., in time to see their
mother alive. They will soon return
to this city.
Miss Genevieve Flynn took the
east-bound train Sunday noon, for
her home in Pennsylvania. She was
accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. M. J.
Devers. Mrs. Nash, who has been
kteaching Miss Flynn's grade during
her recent illness, will remain in
charge of that room until perman.
ent substitute can be secured, 1t i.
hoped that Miss Flynn will fully re-
cover soon, and be able to return tc
Caldwell.
Saturday morning, about 9 o'clock
Mrs. M. Z. Clore, who is staying a
the residence OF ]. Walter johnson
in this city, replenished the fire Will
some coal, when an explosion occnr
red, wrecking the stove and severa
pieces of coal were driven into hei
legs. She was taken to the Canyon
Hospital and Drs Farrcr and COLI
probed the wounds TO remove thu
coal. Several pieces of coal were
driven into the bone. The acciden
was caused by the explosion of {
dynamite cap, which in some wa,
was left in the coal. Az the time o
the accident all the surgeons weT
out OF town and Mrs, Clore had t.
suffer many hours before one return
ed. Walter, the little son of Mr.
Johnson, was standing by but wa
entirely uninjured. Mrs. Clore
we'll along in years. and added t
the fact that pieces of the clothing
she was wearing were driven int,
the wounds. and the time tina
elapsed before medical attention wa
procured, she is not getting alon
as we'll as her many friends woul,
wish.