The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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l. H. Keller was in the city from
Parma Sunday.
J. M. Thompson, Esq, was a visit
or at Boise Monday.
DR.. Blondel will resume his prac-
tice on the first of July. $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blackstock were
in the city from Enterprise Saturday
For summer fuel try wood sold by
the Cash Feed Store. Phone law. 6e
Ed Price, president of the Boise
Typographical Union, was in the city
Friday last
attorney T. A. Walters is at Spo-
kane this week looking after profess
sional business.
Friday marriage license was issued
to Edwin B. Karn, Jr. and Myrtle
Briggs. both of Parma.
J. P. Walker was in town Monday
Mr.. Walker expects his family home
from St. Helena, California, this week
They have been in California about q
year.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Maxey and chill.
dren were in the city from Boise Sun.
day. While here they were the guests
of Mrs. Maxey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Horn.
Mrs. 0. L. Dugan of Detroit, Mich.
is in Caldwell and will spend the sum,
mer here. Mrs. Dugan is a guest al
the home of Rev. and Mrs. D. A
Clemens.
A short program will be given at the
Modern Woodmen hall June 10. Re.
freshments are promised, served If
booth style, the proceeds to go to the
benefit Of the Royal Neighbors.
Attorney M. H. Eustace received
word from Mrs. Eustace Monday tina
the death of her mother, Mrs R. A
Mahan, occurred at Washington, D
c., Sunday evening. Mrs Eustace ha.
been at Washington for severa
months owing to the state of realth O.
to Caldwell within the next couple O
weeks.
D. Martin, one of the progressive
farmers of this section, was in towr
Monday. Mr.. Martin states that il
his opinion the dairy industry is tn,
coming industry of the Boise valley
His cows are doing remarkably we'll
He feels that the climate, hay produc
tons, markets and general conditions
make this an ideal dairy country.
o. J. Dickinson, publisher of TIL,
Parmo Review, was in the city Satur
day. Mr.. Dickinson states that Par
ma is very lively there being consid
cradle building activity on at the pres
ent time. Mr.. Dickinson himself il
building a new brick office building
for the Review. 1t is 25x60 feet ant
is located near the postofficc. TIL,
work has been held up on account o
a shortage of brick but operations will
be rsumed the coming week.
Several parties have lately reported
the presence of cougars in Sawpi
Gulch just south of the city but no
until the first of the week have the,
terial way. A fine yearling colt be
dead Monday few hundred yard
west of the Leonard residence as re
suit of an attack of the ferocious ami
mails. A long cash had been cut dow
its neck and breast as if cut with
razor. The breast meat and one ca
was all the big cats cared for.-Silve
City Avalanche.
The many friends of w. B. Mitchell
of Parma will be panied to learn of
dstressful accident that occurred t.
him Wednesday of last week. The
will be pleased 10 know that he is get
ting along as we'll as can be expected
The Parma Review states that h
sustained a severe injury Wednesda
afternoon while working on his ranc
near that town. He was pulling tire
when the doubletree of the WACO
broke, he was pulled out striking tn
ground and breaking both bones of tn
right leg a few inches above the ar
kle, the bone being driven throug
the flesh Help arrived immediatel.
prompt medical attention given, tn
bones set and no complications are e,
pected.