The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
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Horatio Miller spent this week at
Roise visiting his parents.
Irl Lynch of New Plymouth, who
has been visiting at the home of w.
+. Parker for the past week, return
ed to his home Monday.
Sunday evening there will be a
laymcn's meeting at the Methodist
church.
Mr.. George Bevlin will preside. Mr..
R. S. Madden will give a talk on
the rich young man. Prof. Walter 5.
Baker will talk on Talents" and Mr..
J. J. Allison will speak on the "Math-
ematics of Religion" The talks will
be about ten minutes long.
Miss Stella Campbell of New
Meadows has returned to school
from her Christmas vacation.
Emmett d. Nichols of Boise spoke
at the Christian church Thursday
evening on prohibition.
L. w. Peck. one of the prominent
and substantial farmers OF the Kos
well section was a business visitor in
Caldwell Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Pontious returned to
her home at Twin Falls Sunday after
spending a week in the city, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. D. D. Sasser.
Chas. Hansen, who has been sick
the past two weeks with pneumonia,
is slowly recovering.
Mrs. c. H. Sebree returned Sunday
from Portland.
c. w. Cooper was Boise visitor
Monday. He called to pay his re-
spects to Governor Alexander but
found the governor deep in counsel
with two Mormon bishops and had no
time for Socialists
Judge Curtis Hayden returned Tues
day from Portland where he was call
ed on professional business
c. p. Grimes has been rather under
the weather for few days, but is up
and about once more.
The statement made in last weeks
Tribune that a total Of three per cent
had been paid in the H. b. Aven
bankruptcy matter resulted from a ty-
geographical error, the various pay
ments aggregatlng thirty-eight per
cent
c. NJ. Rankin of Deer Flat was in
Caldwell on business last Friday.
Z. b. Ross, Of Roswell, member Of
the new board Of County Commission
erS, transacted business here Friday of
last week.
w. r. Wilkerson, the insurance man,
agent for the Royal and Queen In
Surance Companies and the London
Insurance corporation, paid to Charles
II. SeEree last week about $l75, the
loss occasioned by the recent fire in
the Saratoga hotel.
longing TO the Commercial bank.
Mrs. A. l.. Chenoweth went to Mid |
dleton one evening last week, to at
tend a meeting of the Rebecca lodge |
there OF which she is member.
w. II. Davidson, a member of the |
law firm OF Barber & Davidson, came |
down from Boise one day last week |
on legal business, Connected with the |
closing of the Estate OF Charles VIII
liams, deceased.
to business in Caldwell Friday of last
week
d. G. Ruby has just recovered from
severe cold which threatened to |
run into pneumonia.
Judge Smell, of Nampa, transacted
business in Caldwell Saturday.
I. a: McArtor has been quite i'll
{. Nj. Rankin came in from Deer
Flat Monday to attend the meeting for
the annual election of officers of the
Payette-Boise Water Users Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Sarah Boyes, Miss Edith and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyes were din
ner guests at the home OF Mr., and
Mrs. a. l.. Chenoweth Sunday, the
Attorney G. w. Lamson, OF Nampa.
was in town Monday attending to le-
gal business.
w. II. McCluskey, of Peaceful Val
ley, transacted business in Caldwell
the trSt part OF the week.
l.. |. Bowman, of Payette, was
week. '''''
Walter Griffths went to Boise Mon
day morning to argue damage suit
against the Nampa NJ ridian lrripa
ton District, in the Supreme Court,
Guy Graham, OF Fruitand, was in !
town Monday.
Walt Mitchell came up from Parma
Monday morning.
l." M. Lyon, of Payette, made bust
ness trip to Caldwell the first part OF !
the week. |
Last Monday evening Miss Tennev
entertained little sewing club al
Mrs. Milton Walkers, on Dearborn
avenue. hose present were Miss
Elfrieda Merz, Miss Cordelia Farrar |
Miss Lou Adams, Miss Ruth Leggett ,,
Misses Marjorie and Charlotte Steel,
man, Miss Alice Reed Miss Kath- ;,
crime Mann and Miss Gates. \ pleas
mt evening was spent in sewing and !
playing cards. The refreshments
were chicken boullion, waters, olives
and fruit salad with whipped cream,
Catholic services for next Sunday. ;
Mass at 1880; sunday school at GAS,
Last Saturday the Freshmen OF the a
Ugh school gave party at the gym.
winch was chaperoned by Mr.. Hills D
md Mr.. Herman. '''''
Sheriff Froman made 4 business
rip to Nampa Monday. t