The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

! A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Hart.
A son was born Thursday, Novem-
Der 18, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sebree.
Captain M. G. Mcconnell of Com
pany G was at Boise Saturday.
A. S. Funk of Nampa was bust
ness visitor in the city Friday.
Attorney M. H. Eustace was at
Boise Friday attending to professions
al business.
Every young man has one standard
for his sister and another for the girl
he is flirting with.
John T. Morrison, president of the
| Western National bank, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
/ ]. o. Andrews was in the city from
New Plymouth Monday. Mr.. Andrews
is rapidly getting his farm in splendid
shape.
Saturday a marriage license was is
sued by Recorder Knowlton to c. F.
Knuttle and Alice Christensen. both
of Nampa.
Former Governor James II. Haw-
LEY was in the city from Boise Mon
day attending to legal business fn>the
district court.
A marriage license was issued on
Monday to H. A. Reed of Ellensburg,
Washington, and Ella Winifred King
of Caldwell. F.
Eph Wiley says that, while he has
not seen the play called "The Indian
Revenge" he assumes that the Indian
takes it out of a bottle.
There was meeting of the stock
holders of the Idaho State Fair as
ISOLATION at the Commercial Club
rooms in Caldwell Wednesda even
ing. Inc
Messrs. Hoshaw and Goodloe have
been awarded the contract for the
bungalow Mrs Julia Parks will erect
on Dearborn street The bungalow
will cost $25O0O0.
Mrs. c. Q. Adams and son, Norvin
left Saturday for San Antonio. Texas
where they will spend several weeks
visiting with Mrs. Adams father and
old time friends
Richmond P. Hobson Of Merrimat
and Merry Smack fame ex-congress
man from Alabama and Edwin |
Stearns, addressed an Anti-Saloor
Lea8&c meeting at the Methods
church Wednesday evening.
Miss Susan Stamper, clerk in thu
interurban Office at Nampa has re
turned to her work after spending
few DAYS in the Caldwell Office assist
ing Miss Caroline Adams with tn,
duties she has just taken up.
} Suit was instituted in the distric
court Saturday by Cleora l.. Watkin
against ]. w. Watkins. The paper
were Immediately withdrawn from tn
files. It is believed that the action i
for divorce.
Francis Jackson. who has been yer
, sick for. three weeks. is now mucI
: better. The little fellow contracte
severe case of grip which resulte
Z finally in hemerThages OF the stomach
. For several days he was in very pre-
, carious state. .s...
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid wi
' hold their annual bazaar Monda,
7 December g. Next door to Packham
J Case furniture store. They will hav
plain and fancy aprons and othe
; fancy articles. Also Japanese noveii
les in painting, embroidery, brass. lea
Their and lacquer. Take tea and rio
= wafer at the Japanese booth and gt
IA free cup and saucer. 1852
+ The Imp SCOT Destroyer is pa
ent chemical composition the fumt
of which attack, disintricate and di.
purse the SCOT in the chimney. Soc
is smoke condensed and deposited
he chimney. The chemical fumes {
the IMP act on the SCOT in such mar
ner that it is converted into smok
again and passes out. Imp is til
lmost effective chimney cleaner In e.
istance. 1t is only rs cents a pacl
age at the Caldwell Heating & Plumb
ing Co. Try a package today Tt
Imp. is fully guaranteed to do ii
work. 1926
Friday Ed Heath filed new su
in district court, demanding one thou
sand dollars damages from John GU
pies, Frank ]. Cupples, James
Boone, Charles Berger and Luth,
Mitchell. This is but another turn
the suit and counter suit growing OF
of the recent automobile collision
which Mr.. Heath is accused. Joint
with three other Nampa young me
with responsibility for damage to IL
Cupples Mercantile company mac
inc. Herth originally filed a eros
complaint against the Caldwell fri
but the new action on his part is SUI
posed to supersede the former dar
age claim. the difference being tn
1.-THE defendants are now named indivi
ually instead of collectively as fir