The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-21

Apple Valley, and Mrs. Charles Boil
ton, whose home is in Central Cove.
Word received recently from Mrs.
Florence Hall states that she is just
recovering from a serious Illness
Miss Ada Isaac and a party of her
Young friends visited last week at her
| fathers ranch on Succor Creek.
Mrs. Hugh Travis and Miss Ida
Schenck visited at the Tony Freeburn
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson and
Master Willard Henry. passed
through here Sunday on their way
from Roswell to their home at the
upper pumping plant. They stopped
for short visit at the home of Mrs.
Robinson's parents Mr. and Mrs. L..
Smith.
Howard Smell and family of Cald-
we'll and Judge Smell of Nampa, visit
ed with Ed Smell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright and
children were guests at-the Jasper
Cub home Sunday.
l.. B. Cowan and Arthur Irwin
were in town Monday
Mr.. Headrick, who is working in
, the interests of the Royal Highland
ers, has been quite successful and has
good list Of applicants for member
ship. A lodge will be instituted here
| about May first.
Recent word received from Mr.. and
: Mrs. ]. D. Young states that they are
7 located at Missoula. Montana. ant
that they are we'll and much pleased
5 with their location.
, Jack Hambly returned Monday from
t trip to the hills with Con Sutton:
t cattle.
. Mr.. Hollenbeck has leased piece
of state land near Ed Smells ranch
! and is busy getting it into cultiva
ton.
J. F. Wood has just finished drilling
in one hundred acres of grain ant
: alfalfa.
X Con Sutton and family made a triI
to the car line Monday to meet Mis-
Il Ames, who came down from Boise AM
: who will help with the work at tn
= Sutton home.
n Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. McKague wer
y business visitors in town from Clay
/ tonia Monday.% They have leased
IS piece of state land near the stat
r farm and their boys are putting 1t /
Il CulLlNdlluI llllS yCdi. iSy Will iio'
G onto this place next year.
d George Huntley has purchased tn
IS one-acre tract of ]. S. Flesher lyin
e just south of town.
t. The hay balers crossed the river las
d. Saturday and are baling hay in til
II Austrian settlement.
h CLYDE Wooley, who has been dri,
ing the truck for the mining compan
s. for several months, left Tuesday fo
" Burns, Oregon. He will drive true
there for the same company to the
lie mining property in that district.
Ks George Froman, sheriff of Canyo
at county, was in our city Monday.
- Mrs. Alex Ballantyne and childre
: passed through here Wednesday c
n their way to the Isaac ranch. whel
they will spend some time with M
Baliantyne, who has his sheep in tn
locality. Miss Blanche Vail of Dix
accompanied her.
A special train came in Saturd;
afternoon. The following officia
were aboard: DR.. Pfontz. of S.
Lake, O. s. L. eye and ear specials
C. +. Brooks Of Nampa, division su
erintendent; Mr.. Wood of Salt Lab
auditor: aud his chief clerk, N
Smith; Pat Pheeney of Nampa, 70
master. DR.. Pfontz made an examdn
ton of the sight and hearing of t
men in charge here.
DIR. +. Zeiger returned here luz
day after spending Sunday and Nc
day with his family in Payette. He
much pleased with this section a
will probably open veterinary HI
pital and feed store here.
Mrs. L. O'Donnel came home
Saturdays train.
Mr.. Hillyer of Central Cove.
hauling his baled hay here and sh
ping it.
Mrs. w. J. Helton and Mrs. R..
Lawson made trip to Roswell !
Monday.
! Roy Myler returned Tuesday fror
visit with his wife and son in "a
we'll. Mrs. Myler is slowly impr
; ing. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ander
were Sunday dinner. guests at w
Helton's home at Island Park.
S. Stitzel was a visitor from Il
tonia, Wednesday. He is farming
Ernest Bedford place this year,
R,W. Vanderhoof and Russell PHI
mer were Caldwell visitors Sunda.
Superintendent Robinson OF
potash mines was in town attend
to business matters Monday.
Mesdames Eidemiller of Fargo v
~ shopping in our city Monday: :,
Russell Plummer of Oshkosh. '
i is a guest at the R. w. Vanderl
home. Mr.. Plummer is cousin
Mrs. Vanderhoof.
4 A 1OH-pound baby daughter arr
at the Robert L, Orr home Mon
April 10th.