The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Ida Convey was in the city the
latter part Of last week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Convey.
Austin Bissitt of Jordan Valley ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening for a
short visit with his mother, Mrs. James
Bissitt, and his sister, Miss Lalia Bis
sitt.
P. Monroe Smock, preacher, lawyer,
horticulturist, lecturer, pacificist of the
Ford variety, orator and politician.
was in the city from New Plymouth
Friday.
A four-team league consisting of
Caldwell, Nampa. Boise and Ontario,
has been organized. Only home play
ers will be used but good baseball is
assured for the coming season.
Workmen are employed repairing
the damage to the First National bank
building which was caused by the fire
the night of April 18th. The building
will soon be ready for occupancy
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson left
Friday evening of last week for Salt
Lake where they will make their flu
ture home. Mr.. Anderson is employed
by the Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
Charles S. Kratz of Caldwell has
made homestead entry at the Boise
land Office on the southwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter, unit M i,
section %. township 3 north, range
west; 40 acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Miller and
children have moved into the residence
at the corner of 18th and Dearborn
Mrs. Miller and children recently re-
turned from the east where they have
been for several months.
f. Vining has leased the room in the
Caldwell Plumbing & Heating build
ing formerly occupied by the Home
Electric bakery, and has moved in.
Mr.. Vining is engaged in the electri-
cal supply and contracting business.
The marriage of Miss May, daughter
of Mrs. Levi Roberts of Star, and Mr.
Charles Riemenschneider of the same
place, win take place at the home of
the brides mother, Tuesday, May 3d.
at IL o'clock noon. The young people
are very we'll known and justly es-
teemed in the Boise valley.
The Nampa Anglers association,
which numbers Is members, will soon
improve the 40 acre tract secured on
the Deer Flat reservoir. The club
plans to plant trees and establish a
lawn on perhaps five acres of their
property this season. Near the lake
shore will be constructed clubhouse
to cost about $500. Just whether the
structure will be of bungalow type or
of more conventional style is one of
the questions to be decided on Monday
evening.-Nampa Record.
In the parlors of the Idaho hotel on
last Wednesday afternoon quiet we'd
ding made j. w. Dunning and Goldie
Pegram husband and wife. Mr.. Dun
ming is the son of the indomitable Dow
Dunning, senator from Owyhee coun-
ty, and Goldie is the daughter of the
Homedale people of that name. The
happy couple returned at once to Owy-
hee county where they will launch out
on the sea of unknown but ever well
coined longitude and the Tribune
wishes the unseen snags to ever be
buried deep beneath the surface,
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an address delivered by Hon. O. Nj,
Van Duyn. in this city Friday, April
%, at the dedication Of the marker of
the Oregon Trail. The address is one
of the best of the kind ever delivered.
Mr.. Van Duyn is native son OF Ore
gon, and consequently is close enough
to the pioneers to appreciate the dan
gers they bravcd, the hardships they
endured, and the spirit that animated
them in all their actions. The Tribune
is highly gratifed that we have the
opportunity of publishing this address
in full. Our readers, comparatively
few of whom heard the address, will