The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-11-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Big dance at the Armory, Saturday
night. 1O2O-tf
Jerry Kelleher was an over Sunday
guest i'll Weiser.
Mrs Brooks is spending the week
with friends in Boise.
If you have ranch to sell, or want
to buy, see H. d. Hanna. l02O-tf
Z. L. c. Brainard Of Payette was
Caldwell business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. h. l.. Braden and little daugh-
ter spent the week end with friends in
Nampa.
Mrs. Vrooman and Miss Perry of
the hospital spent Wednesday of this
week in Boise.
Mrs. Blondell has been confined to
her home by illness for a week past,
but is improving
Spirella Nufsed-a corset comfort
for every form and style. Mrs. l.. M.
Peter, Corsetiere, 5O7 Grant St. Phone
3S4J. 1O27-1l17
See w. H. Redway about building
you dwelling on some of his Cleve-
land Boulevard lots. Pa yfor it on
the installment plan. l0-27-tf
Halloween parties, Halloween
stunts and Halloween pranks have
been the order of the week.
Beginning Monday the Huree will
start straw vote on president and
governor. Results will be announced
each night until election.
DR.. Dora Weymouth is still unable
to attend to her office duties. having
been taken i'll while attending the Odd
Fellows meeting in Occur d'Alene.
Manager Harry Wilson of the
American Nitrate Co., returned from a
business trip to Chicago late last week,
going at once to Oregon to look after
the company's interests and returning
to Caldwell Monday.
Funeral services over the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Barber of
this city were held from the Binford
undertaking parlors Sunday afternoon,
the little one having died Saturday
morning. Burial was in Canyon Hill
cemetery.
Earl w. Powell of Nyssa, Ore, and
Frances E. Burrell of Melba, Idaho,
were united in marriage last Thursday
evening by Rev. Cook at his home on
Dearborn. The young people left at
once for Nampa for a visit with the
groom's brother.
The funeral of Samuel +. Lobb, the
young lad who succumbed to typhoid
fever on the Goth. was held Saturday
afternoon from the Peckham-
chapel, Rev. w. S. Hawkes. having
charge of the service. lntermcnt was
| in CANYON Hill cemetcry
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young motored
over from Vale, Oregon, Sunday
morning for visit with Mrs. Youngs
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Cook of this
city They returned Monday evening,
and were accompanied by Mr.. Jas.
Cook.
The Mountain Home Republican
says that Bob Gavin and Ed Turner
of Caldwell, connected with the Cald-
we'll Horse & Mule Co., spent Thurs
day night in Mountain Home on their
way to Duck Valley, from which place
they will bring in bunch of stock for
their company.
Miss Apphia l.. Robinson. Republi-
can nominee for county superintendent
OF schools, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Robinson has been very busy and
unable to make thorough campaign.
However she feels highly encouraged
with the outlook At every point she
has been assured of heavy support.
Miss Robinson is very capable
woman; has had years of experience
as teacher; and if elected, as she
most certainly will be, will give the
public schools of Canyon county an
H p efficient adm iniStratiOn
Last Friday afternoon the Macca-
bees and a few friends were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. VIM
Monk Mrs. +. A. Noble and Mrs
Monk being the hostesscs of the oc-
casion. The house was beautifully
decorated in the colors and flags of the
order. The afternoon was spent with
fancy work and some interesting
games were played. Mrs. Andre was
the lucky winner of the prize in the
advertising contest Light refresh
ments were served. Among those
present were Mesdames Andre. Erwin
Einney, Vrooman, Rogers. Terry
Baker, Lambey, Gentzler, Riley, VI
men, Travis, Watkins and Misses Der
tina Gentzler, Mable Ballard and Rub,
y Lambey.