The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-16
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Mrs. H. w. Dorman is visiting at
Twin Falls.
Farm loans at S%-no commission
J. S. Harrington. 6l6
A SON was born Friday last to Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Cobb.
DR.. Blondel will resume his prac.
tice on the first of July. $3.50
Mrs. F. c. Boyes will entertain the
Stick Frau this afternoon.
The Episcopal Guild met with Miss
Emely Purser Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Stewart entertained at
cards few friends Monday evening.
Mrs. Mckee, who has just closed out
the Saratoga restaurant, went to Nam |
pa on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins of Boise
Hoffman Friday.
Walter Froman came home from La
Grand, Greg, for a visit with his par
ents Saturday and Sunday.
w. R. Helm, Jordan Valley mer-
chant, was in Caldwell Tuesday on his
way to Boise and Weiser.
Mrs. Martin Damer came from Nam
pa to attend the meeting of the Wo-
mans Guild of St. David's parish on
Wednesday.
Foster Bissitt was in the city from
Nampa Tuesday and Wednesday visit
ing his mother and sister, Mrs. James
Bissitt and Miss Lalia Bissitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin gave dinner
last Thursday evening, the guests be-
ing Judge and Mrs. B. w. Henry, DR..
and Mrs. Gigray and DR.. and Mrs. Ka-
ley
Miss Ruby Summerville of Jordan
Valley, who was graduated from Boise
high school last week, spent Wednes-
day night in Caldwell on her way
home.
Mrs. D. Worth Clark and children
of Pocatello are in Caldwell and will
spend the summer in this city, going
to Portland in the fall where the chill
dren will enter school.
Carey Wooley, who was graduated
from Bliss Electrical school of Wash
ington, D. c., on June I'd began on
Monday work with the Westinghouse
Co. of Pittsburg, having been awarded
a scholarship by that company.
Traders Day Special-Trimmed hats
ST $3.50, $3.50 No trimmed hat in
the store over $3.50. Everything in
the millinery line at greatly reduced
prices to close out stock.-M. E. Gil,
gan, 6l2 Main ST., below Saratoga.
Miss Steelman returned Wednesday
from three weeks'-visit at Salt Lake
She was accompanied by Miss Char
lotte, teacher of Salt Lake. They
go today to join the rest of the family
at Payette Lakes.
Miss Irma MCGEE expects to go mex
Wednesday to Detroit, Mich, to at
tend the wedding of her brother, Ar
chic MCGEE, who is we'll and favorabl,
known here, but who now has an ex
cellent position in Detroit where HI
makes his home.
Attorney T. S. Jackson attended t.
professional business at Boise Mon
day. He states that the former Pro
gressives of that city have returned t
the Republican party. They are salts
fed with the Republican platform an
the Republican nominees.
A marriage license was issued FIR
day to Albert w. Darling and Susi
Viola Dotson, both of Caldwell In
written consent of Miss Dotson's me
Their accompanied the application &c
the marriage license as the young !;
dy was under the legal age.
Walling & Walling report the sal
of the James Farley improved " aci
ranch, four and one half miles mort
of Nampa, to Clyde Boyd OF Saldwel
for consideration of $9,OOO. M
Boyd will move to Nampa in the ia
and live upon his newly acquired pro-
erty.-Nampa Leader-Herald.
w. H. Taylor was in the city Mo-
day looking over the political situate
from a Democratic standpoint. M
Taylor is one OF the Leading Dem
Gratis of the state. His habitat is BOZ
county but exigencies are such thar n
greater part of the time he Will
found at Boise city. He is form
sheriff of Canyon county and is WI
known here.
According to the Cascade News
Fl Lang of Mccall will be the Repu
lican candidate for representative
the state legislature from Boise cou
ty, Mr. Lang is we'll and favorat
known over Boise county, says I
News. The people of the county "
find him a first rate man IN every pr
ticular They will make no mistake
they send AL Lang to the legislator
Rev, Geo. Werner, father OF Mrs.
S, Williams, who spent last summer
Caldwell and last winter at Vera Sr
Calf. is now on his way home
Iowa, stopping for visit with
in Omaha, where he last Sunday pa
ed the 5lst anniversary OF his con y,
Grafton to the ministry. While h
last summer he assisted Mr.. Dan
in the services at St. David's and
pccially endeared himself to the fai
ful attendants of the early services
which he officiated alone on eaeh
tennate Sunday.
Miss Alice Reed has been chosen
one of FIVE young women, gradua
of Grinneil College, Iowa. to beco
teachers in a college in China' toun
TO reproduce that college in China
far from Pekin. The GALL came
Miss Reed entirely unsolicited. in
az great surprise, but she bray