The Caldwell tribune., 1916-08-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Electric range for sale. A. l. Myers.
7-l4 If
Two Ice Cream Cones Nickle at
Dads. S4-s1s
r. B. Scatterday attended to pro-
tessional business at Parma Monday.
B. M. Holt left Monday morning
tor Cambridge to look after business
affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Buckner left
Sunday for Indian Valley for a few
days outing.
Mrs. L. M. Olmstead left Sunday
for Portland and the coast where she
will spend few weeks.
Wear a made to measure Nu Bone
corset for comfort and health and
style. Room p, Union Block. S-18-oS
G. w. Davenport, one of the we'll
known farmers of the Greenleaf sec
ton, was in the city on business Mon
day.
r. L. McGee, manager Of the Union
Stock Yards at Portland, was in the
city Saturday. He visited his father,
w. A. McGee. and his brother, Guy c..
McGee.
M. H. Gibbons was Boise visitor
Monday filing the acceptance of Mr..
B. M. Holt as candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for lieutenant
governor.
Miss Ray Olmstead returned Satur-
day afternoon from California Miss
Olmstead attended normal school in
California and also visited friends and
relatives.
w. w. Smell of Nampa and H. N.
Packham of Wilder declined to be-
come candidates on the Democratic
ticket for representatives in the legis-
Elature. The withdrawal of the two
gentlemen leave but five men in the
field There are five positions on the
ticket to be filled.
J. +. Sturgeon was in the city from
Riverside Saturday. Mr.. Surgeon will
be the Republican nominee for county
coroner. He will have no opposition
in the primary election. Mr. Stur seon
has held positions of confidence and
emolument in every state in which he
has lived except Idaho, and he is sure
that he will add Idaho to his list this
fall. He states that indications are
that there will be Republican victory
all along the line this fall
Miss Helen Hawkes., a teacher in the
department of mathematics of the
! College of Idaho, was a visitor at
Mountain Home the latter part of last
week says the Mountain Home Re-
publican. She was the guest of Miss
Irene Briegleb and was on her way
east to attend school the coming year
Miss Hawkes. was the honor guest at a
Sunday evening luncheon given by
Miss Briegleb and Miss Dora Eaton
at which covers were laid for nine
1t is noticeable that the Progressive
leaders of four years ago in this state
have all returned to the Republican
party Guy Martin, candidate for
governor in 1912, has announced his
determination to support Hughes and
Fairbanks, and it is expected will
make a campaign of the whole state
The chairman of the Progressive par
ty, J. H. Gibson, is again Republi-
can. Clancy St. Clair of Idaho Falls
who in 1912 gave up a commanding
position in the Republican party in
the southeastern part Of the state, is
once more a Republican leader. In
Ada and Canyon counties, where the
progressive idea in politics bit into
mems convictions deeper than in other
parts of the state, there are appar-
emily no Progressives left. All this
seems mighty good to know by the
Republicans. OF the $4,000 and more
votes cast for Roosevelt in 1912, it
is generally admitted that fully TO-
600 will this year vote for Hughes,
and that the Democratic nominees
will receive but small number.
Mrs. Orvillc Ackley Of Caldwell is
at Midvale says the Reporter, looking
after the C. W. Randleman household
while Mrs, Randleman. Mrs. Ackley's
sister was in Weiser hospital. Mrs.
Ackley returned to Caldwell Tuesday.
B. V. Newman of Midvale makes
regular monthly shipments of horses
to the Caldwell market, says the Mid
vale Reporter. The last shipment OF
two carloads brought top-notch prices
and were the best stock brought into
the Caldwell market this year. Mr.
Newman is ain experienced buyer
knows horses and market conditions