The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09


Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Schnabel is spending this
week in Boise.
Mrs. Roy Maxey spent Saturday and
Sunday in Boise.
Sunday a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Rogers.
"Spend a nickle with Dad and help
keep the ball rolling" 69tf
Mrs. F. c. Boyes visited at the home
of her parents, near Star, Thursday.
Miss Florence Mccormick is spend
ing the week with Miss Irma MCGEE.
Mrs. F. c. Boyes attended the fu-
neral of Mr.. Simpson on Saturday at
Boise.
Mrs. c. H. Sebree was called to the
bedside of her father at Davenport,
Iowa, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte B. Gwinn from
Boise are visiting at the home of H.
D. Blatchley.
We have the best coffee ever Of
fered in Caldwell at the price, SOC per
pound.-Flynn's Grocery. 81
William Won Washer is at Portland
this week attending the Rose Festival
and attending to business.
Tuesday a marriage license was is
sued to Charles w. Charlton and Nan
ME Belle Crawford, both of Caldwell.
Mrs. Vaughn of Seattle, sister of
Mrs. Madden, is visiting here; also a
brother, Will Fuller, from western
Oregon.
Mrs. Martin Damer, wife of the rec
tor of St. David's Episcopal church,
came from Nampa to attend the even
ing service Sunday.
o. B. Howell left Saturday for an
extended visit east. He with visit rel
atives in Missouri and Oklahoma, re-
turning to Caldwell about July l.
Mrs. Della. Lloyd has opened
dressmaking establishment in rooms
and 6, Little Block. Orders taken
for pleating, hemstitching and buttons.
D. 0. Picard on Tuesday while rid
ing horse i'm pursuit of other horses,
was thrown to the ground, breaking
the bones of his left arm just above
the wrist.
We will have nice lot of green
beans, green peas, new potatoes. cauli-
flower, peppers, tuEnips, etc.-also
good supply of Hood River strawber-
,ies.-Flynn's Grocery. 50
Miss Louise Botkin returned Satur-
day from Wood Lawn, Ore, where she
has taught domestic science the past
year, to spend her vacation at the
home of her brother.
The annual Children's Day program
by the Sunday school will be given at
the Christian church next Sunday al
the hour of IL in the morning. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
DR.. Cole received word from DR..
Blondel from Ely. New, that they are
proceeding without mishap, having
delightful journey and expect to reach
. their destination today-hve days out.
Miss Lorene Cartee of Satt Lake,
who is visiting Mrs. F. c. Boyes, went
. to Boise on Monday for a weeks Wis
! it. She will return and spend another
week or two with her friend in Cald-
/ well.
Judge Bryan and a set of jurors were
engaged practically all day Monday
in hearing the evidence in the suit of
Starr VS.. Griffith, involving an ex-
change of drug store at Fruitland
for ranch.
5 Mrs. Ray Mitchell. Mrs. Lee Fisk,
Mrs. Gifin, and Miss Edna Rose, all
OF Parma, are guests for few days of
Miss Rae Olmstead They are attend
ing the various exercises at the Col
lege of Idaho.
The Awanee Camp Fire girls went
on a hike Saturday afternoon to Sc
bree Island, chaperoned by Miss Por-
ter. They had as guests Mrs. D. F. |
Banks, Mrs F. c. Boyes, Miss Cartee,
also the Sunday school class of Mrs
! Boyes. They were happy but tired
set of girls that evening.
T. N. Kerr, travelling salesman,
has leased the Dewey Palace hotel at
Nampa and will open the same about
September LIST. The people of this |
seton of the state will be very glad
to see the Dewey reopened to the |
public. 1t is one of the best hotels |
in the northwes and Nampa has never |
seemed he same since it closed. Mr.. |
Kerr is well known in Caldwell.
P. E. Smith reports the transfer of |
three lots in Caldwell by F. c. Trough |
for a house and lot in Walla Walla |
to Chas. Freeburn; and 40 acres of |
land on Pleasant Ridge belonging to |
Chas. Jones for 100 acres of land six
miles above Sweet which belonged |
to Chas. Freeburn. Mr.. Freeburn re-
Gently purchased the old Martin Jen-
som place on Sucvcor Creek.
H. Holland, resident from the Vi,
entity of Middleton. was arrested and
brought before Judge Meek Monday
afternoon. He was arraigned on a
charge of theft of some turkeys. Hol-
he f.
but the judge states that it will be |
necessary to select another time for
the preliminary examination. Holland !
was released under nominal bond of
500 furnished by friends.
The Tribune is in receipt of com
munication from New Plymouth which
states that the wild ride of Sheriff |
Froman from Caldwell to the former
city Saturday evening, May 20 should
be commemoraed in heroic verse Our
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