The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-29

\. l. Myers was a Boise business
visitor Monday
| Joe Dickens was business visitor
at Nyssa Tuesday.
Attorneq F. A. Hagelin of Mann,
was Caldwell business visitor Mon |
day.
Mrs. Ithamer Andrews returned Fri
day evening from visit with friends
at Fruitland.
Miss Bulware is nursing sprained
ahhie winch Is occasioning no little in.
convenience to the owner.
Mrs. Hanan journeyed to Boise
Monday to visit with her sons and to
ENJOY much needed vacation.
| mrs. "A. A: Paul spent Sunday with
trends in Caldwell, returning to her
nome at Parma in the evening.
MISS Barrett, from the Salt Lake
"no!eSale house, arrived last week.
ana is the now trimmer at the Vogue.
}. II; Forbes left Sunday for Challis.
MIR. Forbes is finishing up some
bridge contracts he has in Custer
county.
Mrs J. S. Kay of Enterprise. Ore
visited last week with her danphter
Mrs. Frank Moore, on her return from
California. : : y"
Mrs. n. M. Steele returned SUNDAY
evening from a two weeks tour Of
ne state with her husband whom she
left at Burley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Anderson Of
Meridian were Caldwell visitors Sun
day. They were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Anderson.
Foster Bissitt of Nampa was in
Caldwell the fore part of the week a
guest at the home of Mrs. lanes
bissitt and Miss Lalia Bissitt.
Wendell Rice came in MONDAY
from the. Nitrate mines across Snake
river, enjoyed a brief visit with his
parents in this city, and returned to
his work Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Crews, Miss Ada
Isaac and Mr.. Fred Hartenbower re-
turned Sunday evening from the Isaac
ranch In Owyhee county where they
had been for few days.
Mr. Elmer Clark came down FRIDAY
from Roseberry with load of fat
cattle tor local markets, and as a side
issue is taking in the fair at Boise
and visiting friends in Caldwell.
AS chairman of the committee. on
program for the state Ostepathic con-
Vention, DR.. Weymouth of this CITY
went to Boise Wednesday to confer
with other members of the committee.
Just the sort of weather to make a
man want to write poetry if potato
digging, threshing, the harvesting of
vegetables and thousand other pre-
frost duties did not crowd the har-
: mony out of ones soul altogether.
The Pioneer Irrigation Board me,
.. as a board of correction Monday ac-
cording to law, but no complaints an.
peared. l.. f. Greenslet of Midway
: and w. A. Shupe of Franklin were
present, Mr.. Street not being in at.
tendance.
Rev. Cook and wife returned Satur.
day evening from Vale where the,
spent the week in packing their house
hoid effects preparatory to moving tc
this city. They will probably be a
home in the Christian parsonage or
Dearborn by the end of the week.
About dozen couples enjoyed ;
dancing party given by the local re
view OF the Maccabees at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Rogers last Fri
lNOJ >fShiiS. hCilItOuS ItITeSHIl1ent
were served during the evening. Thu
beautiful banner recently won bv Nh,
! ladies was greatly admired
Mrs. Gertrude H. Preston, stat
leader of the Womens Benefit Asso
cation of the Maccabees, is to be il
the city this week. Mrs. Preston ha
promised 800 new members from thi
state before the first of the year anu
expects to initiate several while il
Caldwell.
Rev. B. w. Rice and wife returne
from New Plymouth Saturday after
noon Rev. Rice's return was mad
necessary by severe attack of pleu
risy, the unexpected close of the spec
ial meetings which he was conductin
robbing them of the results he ha
hoped for.
Committee has opened headquarter
in the First National Bank buildn,
Chairman Mitchell will be pleased I
meet all Republicans and others :
= any time in his new quarters. NJ
James Boone has been appointed Sc,
rotary OF the committee
Cashier Miller of the Western N;
tional Bank was one of about 20 bus
ness men of Caldwell who attende
the Homedale fair Saturday. M
Miller states that the fair was ver
good and the sports most enjoyabl
The bucking contestSwas remarkabl
good. Mr.. Sam Cupp distinguish
himself as rider.
News of the death of her fathe
T. B. Roberts at his home in Portlan
Friday morning. reached Mrs. ia
Harris of this civ Friday eyenin
just as she and her little son WEI
ready to start for his bedside M
Roberts will be remembered by mar
friends in this city of which he was
resident for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Spillman
Middleton and Mrs. w. H. Barnett ar
son, John, returned Monday afternoe
from Pendleton, where they attend,