The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Maud Shamberger filed complaint
in foreclosure against Cora Miller
Wood ct al, Tuesday.
A. B. Lewis, one of the sages of
Canyon Hill, was a business visitor in
the City Wednesday.
Easy name to remember, Maxey's
Hardware. Hard place to beat,
Maxeys Hardware.
Morris Mcfarland returned this
week from Pittsburgh where he has
been for several months.
Charles Taylor filed suit Monday
against Sadie Orine Taylor. The pa
pers were Immediately withdrawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Cleaver have
returned home from the mountains
where they spent a couple of weeks.
Probate Judge Frank f. Meek mar
ried William II. Harris and Jessie
Roark, both of Caldwell, Monday al
ternoon.
John R. Jones, publisher of the
Mountain Home Republican, was
business visitor in Caldwell a few
hours Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lilly left Tuesday
evening for Buhl after spending a
week in Caldwell, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Lilly.
Mrs. c. F. Wyckoff leaves today
for Nebraska for visit with her par
ents. Her husband intends to make
the trip by motor, starting next week.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at the home of Mrs. William
Kemple on Kimball street, Saturday,
August 5th at 2:30 p. m. All members
requested to be present.
g Rinford IN ctit,,ted crit Tueed n a,
against Canyon county and the Gold
en- Gate highway district. While the
papers were withdrawn, it is under
stood to be an action to quiet title
to strip of land near Wilder
To discuss the matter of propos-
ed highway district, to include terri
tory tributary to Caldwell, with objec-
tors from the Franklin district, a
meeting has been arranged to be held
at the Caldwell Commercial club to-
night.
H. H. Cross son who fell off a
horse about ten days ago and was not
thought to be seriously injured at the
time, suffered a broken bone at the
elbow, this being disclosed by an
X-ray examination which was made
Tuesday.
Hugh Wilson w. R. c. presented
the Life of Clara Barton to the Car
negie Library last week. 1t may be Of
interest and profit to those who are
interested in Red Cross work to read
the history of this wonderful woman
who also was a member of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps.
Tuesday Senator Borah appeared
before the conference committee or
the agricultural appropriation bill and
presented his reasons for an amend
ment to the pending bill appropriatine
$4,000 for the Black Canyon irriga.
ton project. Notwithstanding the
oc"osition of eastern members oil
Congress, Senator Borah believes the
amendment will be adopted.
Raymond Alexander (Chick), ex-
pected to leave this week for Port.
land where he will join the Portland
base ball team. Mr.. Alexander was
signed up by Manager Walter Nc.
Cready at the close of last season
1t is said that Alexander was sem
back to the bushes to gain more ex
perience. 1t is felt that he got enough
of that commodity at Nampa Sunday
to tide him over the season.
Messrs. r. W." Cakes and T. M
Nichol were visitors in the Gem Irri
cation District this Wednesday. They
were greatly pleased with the CROP
outlook in that section. Wheat If
any number of fields looks as though
it will go 90 bushels to the acre These
fields run from 80 to 800 acres. The
country as a whole is looking fine. Mr.
Cakes was convinced that the Gem |:
one of the greatest agricultural sec.
tions in the west.
~" E. Larson was in the city from
Fair Acres Tuesday. Mr.. Larson
states that the preparations for the
big picnic to be held at the grove Au.
gust 23rd are proceeding apace. Mr.
Larson expects record breaking at
tendance at the picnic this year. The
program for the days events will
probably be given to the public mex
week. Mr. Larson says that crop.
are turning out much better than wa.
expected earlier in the season.
Fred Crete returned from Silver
City Saturday. Mr.. Crete will be ir
the city several days before returning
to Owyhee county. He states tina
Silver is looking good The hills ar,
crowded with men of capital who are
looking for mining investments. Their,
is great activity on Boulder Greek
and great development work will b.
done there this summer and fall. TIL,
entire section is looking good and Mr.
Crete was we'll pleased with present
conditions and future prospects.
A special meeting of the CONNER
cial club will be held Friday, July 81
at $3.50 p. m. for the purpose of meet
ing delegations from the Franklin
Marble Front and Dixie districts
Through Misrepresentation of the pur
poses actuating the promoters of tn,
Caldwell Highway District opposi
ton. it is said, has developed in thu
districts mentioned and in order tina
the mooted points may he cleared ul
the meeting has been called. As tn,
matter is of vital importance to tn,
businessmen of Caldwell they ar,
urged to attend.