The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Spend nickle with Dad and help
keep the ball rolling" 6otf
Mrs. J. NJ. Emerson was in the city
shopping Wednesday.
R. B. Scatterday was at Nampa
Tuesday attending to professional bus
mess.
Miss Lucy Mckee was at Nampa
couple of days this week visiting
friends.
Miss Farrer went to Boise Tuesday
to attend meeting of the Owyhee
Daughters.
Mrs Adams and daughter, Lou,
spent Sunday with the Kress family
on their ranch.
Mrs. {. c. Dodge of Ontario was in
Caldwell Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day morning.
Finley Mckenzie was in the city
from Rockville this week attending
the wool sales.
Miss Louise Boulton of Macon, Mo-,
IS visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Boulton.
q. Z. Smith of high school faculty
was a guest at dinner Sunday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Maxey.
Mrs. w. L. Porter left on the l2:55
train Sunday for Greeley, Col, being
called there by the death of a sister
in-law.
Miss Amy Mcdonald from Easton,
Oregon, who has been visiting at the
home Of F. R. Miller, returned home
on Thursday.
Mrs. Hayman and Mrs. Burkholder
gave l9-cent tea at the home of the
latter on Saturday afternoon for the
benefit of the d. A. R. scholarship at
which neat little sum was realized.
Traders Day Special-Trimmed hats
81. $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, OH Main ST., below Saratoga.
Talbot Jennings returned Sunday
evening from Moscow where he has
been attending the state university the
past year. Yesterday he went to Boise
to visit his mother, who is convalesc-
to heart trouble.-Nampa Leader-Her-
aid.
Last week Winter & Clays are re-
ported to have sold "a head of horses
to Bob Gavin for Caldwell firm
which with other purchases of smaller
numbers and singly made up ship.
ment of several car loads driven tc
Mountain Home last Friday morning
M ountain Home Republican.
The Christian church has extended
: call to Rev. Mr.. Frank Beach O.
' Colorado to be their pastor. Mr.. Beach
, will arrive the 18th expecting to re
main through July and then if every
T thing is satisfactory, he will remain
: permanently. He comes overland b,
automobile, accompanied by family
y Mr.. Breach is a relative of R. E. Rock
, we'll.
e John Toothman, for two years tn
efficient teacher of manual training a
n the high school, has presented his res
= ignation. He will join his father il
= business as builders and contractor
n in his home in Paramount, w. V. Cald
!. well will be most fortunate if it sue
4 ceeds in filling the position by anothe
teacher of equal merit 1t will not b
easy to find one.
q L. H. Burns of the real estate fir
= of Madden tb Burns, states that Their
y is evidence of considerable activity i
" building and real estate, and that thi
= season will witness continued improve
ment. The general condition has i'm
! proved wonderfully during the pas
le two years, and in the opinion of tn
e leading real estate and business met
y; y the town and country is about to ente
H. upon a new era of activity, growth an
II development.
~ NJ Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Boyes, Mr. an
Mrs. Earl Boyes, Mrs. S. J. Boyt
and Miss Edith Boyes, started fc
n Idaho City last Sunday morning. A
IN ter crossing the summit they decide
II. to return without going the whole di
o. lance Soon after starting on the r
sc turn trip they broke an axle and ha
to have assistance to get home. 70
be tunately for them c. f. Wyckoff a.
e., peared and brought the ladies hon
ell in his car. Assistance arrived fro
Boise and the car was towed in.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Palmer of 10
% dan Valley have been spending fe
IN days in Caldwell. They came to r
m ceive new passenger Cole aut
ny mobile to meet their sons who ha
ne NJ, been at school at Corvallis and wi
III arrived here Monday. and to after
ar the wool sales held here this wee
Although offered 70 cents while me
c. wool sold for % cents. Mr.. Palm
II. refused to sell but holds out for
in better price. Mr.. Palmer is preside
w, of the Western National Bank of Il
in city.
ION Teh Westminster Guild met We
SIS nesday evening with Miss Berry
Sc the residence Of Mrs. Andrws on I
ere erett street. After the close OF the Il
ner son and business session Miss Bel
es- was surprised by being "showere
tn She is to be married soon and h
at presented her resignation as preside
al of the Guild. Arrangements foi
Bungalow shower were made and
as order to make the surprise compl
ties the gifts and guests not members
me the Guild waited at the residence
ded Mrs. Chenoweth next door until
ing close of the program.
not The annual meeting of the CHI
to tan Women's Board of Missions.
fact gether with the regular meeting OF
rely Ladies' Aid of the Christian chur