The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-14

Will WISH HeTc LOT SONIC tlIIlc. MISS
Vanderhoof has been teaching in the
Hawaiian Islands and has just return
ed from there.
F. Zeiger came in from Payette last
Thursday and looked over the coun-
try here with view to locating here.
Mr.. Ziegler is veterinary of many
years experience and has good re-
Communications.
ter, who has been visiting here for |
Caldwell, Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck visited with |
Mrs. Hugh Travis Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wood are enter
tanning Mr. Woods nephew and wife
whose home is in Missouri.
John McCoard and family have ar
rived from the Twin Falls country and
will make their home on the Charles
tMcCoard ranch, below town. A car
containing their livestock, farming
implements and household goods, ar
rived Saturday.
The Transue brothers left here on
Monday for Reynolds Creek with
their threshing outfit The people of
Reynolds Creek offered special induce
Iments to get them to make the trip.
| w. H. Schenck was business WISH
tor in Parma Tuesday.
| L. B. Cowan hauled his clover seed
to Parma last week and sold it.
Ed. Shell and Con Sutton branded
90 head of cattle at the stock yards
Hast week. Mr.. Smell will send his
cattle with George Huntley.
Mrs. L. ODonnell was a passenger
on Thursdays train for Nyssa.
/ Mrs. w. H. Schenck was guest at
the ]. P. Wood home Friday.
Charles Jarsons, Jr., is taking pic
lures of the homes in this community.
Fl. A. Snyder while here last week
lclosed deal by which he sold to
George Ramsey his blacksmith shop
land residence property here.
| Harry Townsend was over from
Flint Creek and visited at the Sutton
lhome several days. He and Jack Ham
Hey started for Flint Creek Monday
morning with bunch of cattle be-
longing to Mr.. Townsend and Con
Sutton. The cattle will be kept on
the range there this summer.
/ Jack Owsley returned to his home
at Palmer Junction where Mrs. Ows-
ley and Master Barney expect soon to
join him.
DR.. John Boeck of Boise spent last
Tuesday here visiting his son. DR.. A.
B. Boeck, and inspecting the ranch
Mrs. James Padgett and Master
Gordon came down from Silver City
Friday and are visiting with Mrs
Padgett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
, Burns. Mrs. Padgett is attending to
! the packing and storing of her house
hold goods.
: An Interesting meeting of the corr
land poultry clubs was held at tht
J. school house Monday. F., E. Kauf
man has charge of the former ane
Mrs. J. P. Wood of the latter.
crew of men and is preparing to see.t
100 acres of his land to grain and al
Italia.
o Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Peter and Mrs
iii. H. Ferguson and children spen
II the weekend, visiting with relative
lin Caldwell.
81 Mark Price is drilling we'll TO
u Miss Mae Mercer at her ranch II
9 Fargo.
II Misses Gladys Proud and Nina Cas-
Is well were down from, Boise wher
IL they are attending school, visiting
IWtn tntu SIdHuHOthSi, A"iS "
l. Proud, at Poison Creek station, las
e week.
Miss Dorothy Tracy is visiting wit
= friends in Caldwell.
Mrs. Trostle and Mrs. Thorpe G
!. Central Cove, were visitors to GU
m school Monday.
Miss Callie. M. Gardner passed ava
y at the home of her sister, Mrs. }: "
ie March "a. She was i'll but two hour
death resulting from heart trou6l
She leaves to mourn her death hs
Is sister, Mrs. Jordan, and two nephew.
y. Guy and Gardner Jordan, residing
corvallis, and three sisters ana or
4 brother in Illinois.
~ Miss Gardner, formerly OF the mr.
4lof c. M. Gardner & Co., came
Homedale in 1906 and with Mr.. 10
he dan engaged in mercantile oasine
nd until 1912, when they sold their ous
ia mess here and moved to Corvaiil
~ She was a member of the Christis
20 church and lived devoted Christi;
rv life. Her many friends here as els
,oi where, will sorrow to know OF n
vo demise. =,
=. Funeral services were held at Il
ne nome IN AOTNdihs. oiSeeh'. 49,
I'd G. Curtis officiating. The body W
m shipped to Charlottesville, for inte
" ment in the family burial spot ne
DIS that city.
DIS
'ds The Claytonia ball team. accoI
,ds panied by teachers and pupils OF DO
lie: schools, came down Friday for
MI turn game. The game played by t
first team resulted in score OF to
Try in favor of Claytonia. Our seco
team managed to make better sho
RS. inc and defeated the Claytonia tes
ars by score of to Is.
Otto Blackaby was an Ontario vi
tor over Sunday.
de- CLYDE Wooley, who is running
truck for the mining company, cal
the out from Caldwell Monday with
j load of coal and water fixtures.
ers: Ed. Ganow spent Sunday in 30
all visiting his daughter, Gladys, who
ow attending school there. :,
ade Mr. McDade. who fed a large ba