The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
Money to Loan. A. |. Myers.

Money to Loan. A. |. Myers.
Mayor Fred c. Boyes was bust
ness visitor at Boise Friday last.
E. B. Scatterday, Esq, was at Boise
Friday last attending to professional
Business.
Electric Bread is for sale at all
grocers. Insist upon getting it. Look
for the label. $50.
F. E. Timpke, deputy horticultural
inspector, was in the city from Middle
ton Monday.
John A. Baker was in Nampa Fri
day. Mr.. Baker is we'll pleased with
the outlook at Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Roddy and chill
dren leave Saturday for Sweet where
they will spend couple of weeks.
Mrs. John D. Bloomfield of Nampa
was visitor in Caldwell Friday. She
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. Ii.
Adam.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. L. ]. Ross
and children left Saturday for Smiths
Ferry where they will spend 10 days
or two weeks.
District Deputy D. w. Moffatt OF
the Woodmen of the World on Mon
day began campaign for new men,
bers for his order in this city.
Mrs. Ed. Hedden will return the
latter part of the week from Ely, Ne
vada, where she has been for about a
month visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Galloway.
Miss Sadie Westcott, accompanied
by her neice, Miss Laura Westcott,
daughter of c. J. Westcott, has re-
turned to Caldwell. Mr.. Westcott
is also en- route to this city.
Miss Elizabeth O'Conner met with
painful accident Sunday. While re-
moving boiler of hot water from
the stove she was badly burned, the
boiler slipping from her hands.
The Equitable Life paid Death
claims on the lives of 5765 persons in
1915, considerable more than the pop
ulation of Caldwell; amount paid over
$22.0OO,0OO.0O. A. l. Myers. Agent
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Professor E. V. Ellington, head of
the dairy department of the state ag-
ricultural college, departed Monday
for trip through southeastern Idaho
after having spent several days in in
vestigating dairy conditions in this
county.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cue left Sunday
for Portland where they will spend
the next three weeks DR.. Cue will
do special surgical work in the hos
pitfalls of Portland while taking his va
cation. They went to Portland by
automobile and intended making the
trip by easy stages.
f. c. Dickinson of the Parma Re-
view was in the city Friday. Mr.
Dickinson expects to move into his
new building within the next couple
of weeks. He states that Parma is
in a fiourishing condition but is de.
voting itself largely to politics at the
present time.
. Miss Dryden of Moscow, candidate
/ for the Republican nomination fol-
| state superintendent of schools, wa!
t in the city a few hours Tuesday il
!, the interests of her candidacy Mis-
, Dryden is meeting with a very cordia
reception throughout the state. He
friends are convinced that she will b.
the nominee of the party. Miss Brydel
!. has many friends in Caldwell, youn,
men and women with whom she be
came acquainted while they were stu
), dents at the State University.
Miss Helen Sanford Hawkes., daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Hawkes.
of College class of IA, and instructo
in mathematics last year, left for tn
{ east last Saturday where she is to en-
u ter Hartford Theological Seminary
$ Her father graduated from that inst
II tuition in 1868, one brother in 1901
u another in 1902, and there her brothe
c "Bill' studied last year. There is
steady demand from colleges for thee
II logically trained women to take pre-
l. fessorships in the Bible and allie
IS studies. She spent few hours wit
1t her brother Jim at Kuna and wa
n with friends at Mountain Home owe
ID Sunday. SIZE will visit an older sistt
S at Salt Lake and brother in S
A Louis. and plans to spend some tim
m at Lake Winnipesaukee, New Haml
e. shire, where the family formerly had
10 summer home, which is now occupie
by another brother.