The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-14

city and will be here for short
time.
Miss Lois Rice left Monday morn
ing for Midvale where she will visit
Miss Lulu Clore.
Mrs. +. N. Bassett fell and broke
her wrist, Tuesday morning, while en-
gagged in her housework.
Mrs. William Kemple and Mrs. L.
Ross were Nampa visitors Wednesday
the guests of Mrs. c. M. Ainsworth.
Through a fall from horse she
was riding, the 9-year-old daughter of
Mr.. John Garner, dislocated her
arm. The accident occurred Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Flemmer and daugh-
ter Marion were called to Chicago
this week by the serious sickness of
Mrs. Flemmer's father. They will
be gone a month or six weeks.
Mr.. Beebe left Tuesday for Cen
tralia, Wash, after two weeks visit
in Caldwell. While here Mr.. Beebe
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Gowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bullock and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Won Washer. .
R. A. Acton came in from Jordan
Valley Tuesday to meet Mrs. Acton
who has returned from Portland where
she has been for several weeks. After
a few days visit with friends and rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. Acton returned
to their home in Jordan Valley.
1t is stated that Mr.. Cleve Groome
may become candidate for county
attorney. Mr.. Groome will try for
the Republican nomination. He is
one of the younger members of the
Canyon County bar and most prom
Using young man. He stands we'll in
the community and among the MEM
bers of his profession.
A large delegation of Caldwell peo-
pie, headed by the Idaho State Band
of this City, will attend the Roswell
Parma picnic. The picnic will be
held Thursday, the Goth. The Cald-
we'll band will furnish the music for
the day. The promoters of the picnic
have made extraordinary preparations
this year and solendid time will be
enjoyed by everybody who attends.
Mr.. S. G. Langmaid of Boise is in
town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Groome, and renewing old acquain-
tances. Mr.. Langaid is pioneer of
Boise Valley. having come to Cali
fornia in forty-nine and to Boise Val
ley in the early sixties. He claims
eighty-hve years and still able to
cross the continent in a Ford auto,
having Just returned from Baltimore in
his auto.
F. E. Fisk was in the city from
Parma Tuesday. Mr.. Fisk is candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for state treasurer. His nomination
papers signed by the leading citizens
of the county were filed Wednesday.
Among the prominent signers were
Messrs. H. c. Baldridge, y Bruce
Griffin, R. w. Cakes, R. B. Scatter
day, o. M. Van Duyn, J. L. Davis,
f. H. Dewev N. M. Polk, Burt Ven
able, D. G. Chase and others of equal
prominence in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bell of
San Francisco were in Caldwell Tues
day. They were en- route home by
automobile from Twin Falls where
Mr.. Bell is an honest farmer. In San
Francisco he is the sales manager of
the Mergenthaler Linotype Co., and
a splendid fellow at that He travelled
through Idaho ten years ago and
notes a wonderful change Mr. Bell
states that they have had good roads
and fine weather thus far on their
trip.
One of the most delightful social
parties to be given in Caldwell was
held last Saturday evening, July 9Th,
by Doctor and Mrs. c. D. Pons at
their ranch home, three miles from
this city. The event was given in
honor of their son Charles, who had
reached This nineteenth year. The
young people present, more than a
score in number, voted it one of the
best ever. The spacious lawn was en-
tirely encircied by dozens of Oriental
lanterns, which gave it an appearance
of Japanese tea garden.
Numerous games were played and
the young people disported to their
hearts content until called 80 partake
of most delicious luncheon. The
tables were beautifully and profusely
decorated with flowers from the midst
of which doomed huge birthday cake
with as many candles glowing as the
guest of honor had attained in years.
Some of the immediate relatives ar
rived from Odgen, Utah, by auto in
time for the anniversary They were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jensen, Earl
Vein, and Glenn Salter. The young
ladies present were the Misses Anne
Charlotte and Edith Clemens, Ber-
niece Weymouth, Alberta Isham
Georgia Andrews, Helen Stoffer, Mary
Corbett, Bertha Ostrom, Twila Lea
witt, Electa Garten and Octavia Go,
wen. The young men present were
Earl Witteborg, Virgil Carter, Rober,
Clemens. VIM. Garten and Charlie:
Ostrom.
The party also included Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. M. Leavitt of Caldwell anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams anc
son Tyler, of Boise.
Special for Traders Day-Spor
Hats. Children's hats, and all trimmeC
hats. Below Cost, Monday July II
M. E. Gilgan. below Saratoga.
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