The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For correct time phone 400. Iti
For insurance of all kinds see F
G. Hoffman. lZ-l0-ti
P. f. Smith was a business visitor
at Nyssa Sunday.
A. A. Faris, county coroner, trans
acted business at Boise Friday.
Cameras and supplies. Always fresh
and complete line. Botkin-Harmon.
7% money to loan-Limited amount
See A. l. Myers, Caldwell. over Hay
& Boonc's store. AZ
]. w. King. a well known Long
Valley farmer. was business visitor
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. E. f. Maxey and children oil
Boise were in Caldwell Sunday. They
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Kelly returned
to their home at Jordan Valley Friday
after spending couple Of days in this
city and Boise.
Mrs. l. N, Sullivan returned to her
home at Boise Friday after spending
a week in Caldwell, the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. ]. w. Cue.
Traders Day .Special-Children's
Hats, 25c. Soc, 75c, $l.O0. Trimmed
Hats, $l.OO, $500, and SOON. E.
Gilgan, below Saratoga Hotel, 6l2
Main street.
DR.. F. M. Cole, DR.. T. D. Farrer
DR.. J. w. Cue and Dr.<S. J. Miller
attended the spring meeting of the
South Idaho District Medical society
at Boise Friday. DR.. Miller read a
paper before the society.
A birthday social at J. H. Lybolts
last week drew several Corps ladies
and Comrades into pleasant relations
Illness and in6rmities kept too many
away. 1t is hoped to have more such
events in the near future.
E. c. Layering, formerly of this
city, now located at Twin Falls, where
he was in the furniture business and
conducted a theatre, has sold his fur
niture store. In the future Mr.. LAYER
ing will give his entire attention to
his theatre.
L. ]. Ross was in the city from Boise
Sunday with REQ car, the agency
for which he has recently taken. Mr.
Ross now has the agency for the Hud-
son and the REQ and reports that he
is having good success in selling both
cars. In fact he has had some trouble
in keeping cars on hand for demon
stration purposes.
Miss Sarah E. Frye and Mr.. Floyd
E. Dutton were married at the Metho-
dist parsonage in this city Saturday
evening. The Rev. Mr.. Ewing per-
formed the ceremony. After the GER
Aemony dinner was served at the home
OF DIR. and Mrs. E, f. Dutton. Mr.
and Mrs, Dutton spent a couple oil
days at Boise and are now at home
to their many friends.
The ADril number Of the Monitor
the publication of the Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co.. contains
a splendid article by George d
Wheeler, manager of the Haley of.
fee and formerly of Caldwell. on the
subject of Selling Telephone. Ser.
vice" The article is broad guaged
and the principle enunciated in selling
telephone service applies with equa
force and effect to selling other things
Lieutenant Otto l.. Brunzell, ma
tive SON of Idaho, born at Silver Cit,
i'm 1872 has the distinction Of being
the first officer named as censor o.
american army news on the Mexican
border. He is the first American cen
sor to say what news concerning ths
movements of the army shall be with
held from the public. Lieutenant
Brunzell is a graduate of the Colleg,
of Idaho at Caldwell, of the Universit,
Of Idaho. and of West Point. He /!
2 now in active army service. His par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Brunzell. liv,
at Brunzell. Owyhee county.
In LOOKING through his desk Sat
urday Swain Beatty came across ];
printed copy of the constitution ant
bylaws of the Board of Trade o
Caldwell, incorporated under the law
of the Territory of Idaho, June 6. 1889
The constitution and bylaws wer,
adopted March 10. 1890. The board o
directors were: Howard Sebree. Sher
man M. Coffin. Monte B. Gwinn, A. K
Steunenberg, w. C. Maxey. II. r. Ste
= venson, Swain Beatty. M. A. Roberts
c. 5. Scott Messrs. Steunenberg
Maxey and Stevenson are dead. Mr.
Howard Sebree lives near Los An
geles; Messrs. Coffin and Gwinn a
Boise: Beatty and Roberts at Caldwell
and Scott at San Francisco where h
is still engaged in the banking bust
ness.
See that new Autographs Browni
Kodak at Botkin- Harmon's. It's prob
ably just what you've wanted.