The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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G. H. Van Wyngarden was Boise
visitor Saturday.
Houston Frost will start work soon
on 5-room bungalow on Kimball ave.
John d. Bloomfield of Nampa was
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Messrs. Frost & Kimple ship a
couple of carloads Of cattle to Port
land today.
Attorney ]. H. Norris of Payette
was in the city on professional bus
mess Friday.
County Commissioner c. Q. Adams
returned yesterday from Jordan Val
ley where he had been on business.
DR.. A. F. Isham was at Boise Mon
day and Tuesday attending the Grand
Chapter Of the Royal Arch Masons.
Judge w. c. Dunbar of Boise was in
the city Monday. Judge Dunbar was
guest of Judge and Mrs. S. Ben Dun
lap of Caldwell.
Nora Belle Mitchell filed suit for
divorce Monday. The papers were at
once withdrawn. The defendant is
Harry L. Mitchell.
G. d. Stafford, one of the pioneers
and real progressive farmers of the
Boise valley, was a business visitor in
the city Saturday.
Foster Rissitt of Nampa was in the
city Sunday visiting at the home of
his mother and sister, Mrs. James
Bissitt and Miss Lalia Bissitt.
Catherine A. Brown has instituted
Z
ct ux. The amount of the mortgage
for which judgment is asked is $500.
Asking for judgment and sale of
chattels on a mortgage, the First Ma
tional bank of Caldwell has instituted
suit against F P. Kipp. The amount
involved is 1915.
Suit for divorce was filed in the dis,
trict court Friday by Agnes Marks.
She asks for divorce from Victor
Marks. The papers were Immediately
withdrawn from the files.
Among the prominent Democrats
in the city Saturday were w. H. Tay-
Tor, warhorse of Boise county; w. A..
Counghanour, great sachem of Pay
cite; M. A. Bates, chief medicine man
of Parma.
In probate court Saturday Judge
Meek issued letters testamentary to
Mrs. Mary E. Kirkpatrick, whose ap-
pointment as administrators of the es-
tate of her husband, the late E. M.
kirkpatrick was thereby confirmed.
H. I. Compton, for two years limo
type operator on The Tribune, betook
himself to the road Sunday afternoon.
He left for Pendleton and Spokane
and expects to put in the summer in
Washington, northern Idaho and Mon
tana.
Messrs. G. w. Snyder and Erwin
Wisner left Saturday morning for
Polo, ILL.,, where they were called by
the serious sickness of Mr.. Wisner's
father, who is not expected to live.
They expect to be away month or
six weeks.
The First National bank of this city
sues in district court to obtain judg-
ment against c. p. Hartley and G.. D.
Smell on promissory note for $500
The bank asks for the sale of rs shares
of stock in the First National bank of
Emmett pledged with it as collateral
security.
L. c. Austin. father of c. L. Austin
OF this city. celebrated his 10th BIRTH
day May 10th. Mr.. Austin has never
been sick and has never employed
doctor in his three score and ten years.
He is hale and hearty today and looks
like one of the boys. Mr.. Austin's
home is in Colorado.
Mesdames ], M. Greenfield and w.
). Church were hostesses at a delight
ful kensington Friday at the Green
held bungalow on Kimball. Mesdames
b. W. Rice and Harry Meek proved
the lucky ones at guessing game.
those present were Mesdames Buck
ner. Walters, McArtor, Austin. Cole,
F, M. Cole. Binford, Girard, Kim,
brough, Allison, A. Quasi, Lewis 7
Z, Rice, B. w. Rice, Fisk. Ed Meek.
Il. Meek. Huntzbery. Steunenberg,
Bowen. Gigray. Emery. Church,
Smith, Roy Smith, and Miss Steunen-
berg.
Former senator and present County
commissioner N. S. dis of Boise
county was in the city Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. dis states that there
IS great mining activity in the Boise
Basin this year. Properties are being
worked which have been idle for many
years; the mining promoter is abroad
IN the land; and the capitalist is taking
notice. Mr. dis states that the pres,
ent year will be one of great prosperi-
ty and development in the Boise Ba-
sin. He returned home Saturday af
ter spending couple of days with his
mother Mrs NJ N G Nil