The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-21
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

evening. He was entertained by Rev.
Norman Lamb while here.
Miss Miller of Fargo visited with
Miss Helen DAVIS the last of the
week.
f. S. Friend will hold a public auc-
ton at his place Saturday and dispose
Of his stock, farm machinery, and
household goods. Mr. and Mrs Friend
and children expect to go to Kansas
to visit relatives
tonia Monday and reports crops in
Lynn f. McKeith of Grand View,
Republican ticket at the last election
again this year, was in Homedale last
week looking for hay for winter feed
for his bunch of cattle. He has sold
his property at Grand View and is
considering locating in the Gem dis
trict.
J. H. Burnside and wife were Nam
pa visitors Wednesday. They pur-
chased a team of young horses of Ed
Smell.
Rev. Dark of the Baptist church Of
ings at Claytonia last week
Wayne Hill, R. l.. Lockwood and
several others left Saturday TO attend
The land drawing at Spokane
John Meyer is suffering with an at
tack of spotted fever.
The Homedale and Fargo junior ball
teams played game here Friday and
one at Fargo Saturday. Both games
resulted in victory for the Fargo team.
DR.. Zeiger went to Payette Saturday
returning Tuesday. He had planned
trip to Kansas Sity but has post
poned it until later. Mrs. Zeiger is
here this week visiting with him.
Mrs. J. d. Holmes of St. Louis, Mis-
souri, is here visiting her brother, B. E.
Shepherd and family, who live on the
| w. d. Fletcher place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dennison and
Psmall son have moved over from
Dixie. They are living on the Lewis
Smith ranch and Mr.. Dennison is as
sisting with the work there.
Lee Haseley came in from Boise
| Wednesday and has gone to work for
| George Price who is drilling a well
lat the Schram ranch in Fargo.
Mrs. Willard Robinson and small
son visited at The home of Mrs.
Robinson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Smith, from Thursday till Sun
day.
Prof. E. c. Preston has accepted
position in Vanderhoff's store for the
summer.
L. B. Yaden left Saturday for a
business trip to various points in Ore
| gon and Washington. He will at
| tend the real estate convention at
Portland while away and will probably
be gone about two weeks.
| B. F. Black. the Caldwell cigar man.
was in town Thursday looking after
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson and
baby son drove over to Roswell Sun
day for visit with Mr. Robinson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Robin
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sutton and chill
dren left Wednesday for their ranch
in the South Mountain country, Mrs.
Sutton and children will spend ths
summer there. but Mr.. Sutton will re-
turn after helping with the hay crop.
w. H. Cess was here last week max
ing arrangements for the feeding of
large number OF cattle here next win
ter.
George Ramsey. and Theodore Nye
left Monday for visit to the Civ
ems Hot Spring.
Mrs. F. T. Rogers received tele-
gram last week from Iowa announcing
that her mother had passed away the
Fourth The deceased was 80 years
of age. Mrs. Rogers was preparing
to leave in a short time to visit
her.
John Easter and family and John
French and family were over from
Parma Sunday looking over state land
here with view of locating here.
Mrs. ]. S. Flesher and Mrs. R. A.
Mcdowell and two daughters left
Thursday for Gardena where they will
spend the next month visiting at the
w. D. Fletcher home. They were ac-
Commanded bv their hrotbar >poy