The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-29

from Mrs. Florence A. Hall of the
death of her brother, Mr.. F. N.
Schroyer, at his home in Portland
| Thursday morning. Mr.. Schroyer had
retired on Wednesday evening in his
usual health and spirits and the fol-
lowing morning twas found that his
spirit had passed into the Great
Beyond. His friends here grieve to
know Of his loss and extend sympathy
to the relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Keith asd
Mr., and Mrs. John f. Keith and
children of Enterprise were guests at
the c. M. Sutton home and took in the
fair here Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs, Adam Blackstock were
in town attending the fair Saturday.
Mrs. Mccarthy, who was here visit
ing her sister, Mrs. McMeans, returned
to her home in Boise, Thursday.
l.. J. Magee is having the hay on the
Reichel ranch baled.
Five autoes were over from Cald-
we'll fair day.
The Century Magazine for October
was removed from the reading table
Immediately after being received in
spite of the request issued that the
rules providing that no magazines be
taken away until the copy of month
later date is upon the table, be strictly
| observed. If the rules are not OBJ
served, when the present subscriptions
expire they will not be renewed until
the public can be induced to show
some appreciation.
Messrs. Wright and WEIGH have
completed the carpenter work on the
grain elevator being installed by the
Homedale Forwarding Co. The COM
pany is now prepared to handle loose
grain and will pay the highest market
price.
Geo. Murray of Polo, Illinois, who
owns considerable real estate in Cald-
well, was in town Saturday.
Among those over from Caldwell
Saturday were B. M. Holt, Ralph Scat
terday, M. H. Gibbons and J. Z. Mil
| Ter.
A. Cruickshank shipped five carloads
Of sheep from here Saturday. They are
for the Chicago market
| Mr. and Mrs. Schneider and Ralph
| Hyslop Of Lake View were guests at
the l.. d. Hyslop home and took in the
! fair here Saturday.
Geo. F. Dillon of Wilder and w. NJ.
Swayne, a recent arrival from Califor-
MIA, were visitors here Tuesday Mr.
Swayne was much pleased with the
country and intends to lease some
state land and make his home here.
| Dorothea Tracy left the first of the
week for Seattle, Washington.
There will be basket social held
at the school house this (Friday)
evening. The proceeds will be used to
pay for the basketball supplies Every
one invited. Ladies bring baskets and
gentlemen we'll filled pocket books.
| Miss lrma MCGEE was guest of
Miss Florence Mccormick of Roswell
at house party Saturday and Sunday
Miss Edna Crete spent the week end
at her home in Caldwell
Mrs. w. ]. Hetton has been having
quite serious time She took cold
after having a tooth pulled and finally
had to have her throat lanced. She
is much improved now. Her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Clifford Paine of Roosevelt is
over for a visit.
Mrs. Chas. Dugdale was a week end
guest at the L. D. Hyslop home
w. H. Schenck and Miss Ida
Schenck were Sunday dinner guests
at the Hugh Travis home.
Mrs. J. T. Hillyer is reported to be
getting along nicely
Martin Shenefield is not improving.
Mrs. c. l.. Hurless, county school
here Thursday and attended the fair
Saturday.
The ladies' aid will meet at the home
of Mrs. D. J. Sullivan Wednesday af
ternoon. October a.
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Monday.
Mrs Martin Shenefield was called to
Caldwell Sunday by the illness of her
husband
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gowen and R.
w. Vanderhoof visited the upper end
of the Gem District Monday.
Rev. Creasey, Episcopal rector from
Boise. delivered an excellent sermon at
the church here Sunday.
Mr.. Gardner was down from Silver
City and attended the fair here Satur-
day.
Tony Freeburn and sister. Miss
Sadie. were here from Caldwell, Sum
day.
F. d. Wymer was here Tuesday
from Parma. Mr.. Wymer and brother
have leased about 200 acres of state
land near Homedalc and will start i'm
proving it this fall. Mr. Wymer will
move his family here as soon as he
can secure place for them to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller and
children left this week for western
Oregon where they will spend the
winter.
| A large crowd was in attendance at
the state land sale here Tuesday
Land Commissioner Dean Perkins
conducted the sale. There was very
little competitive bidding but nearly
every tract offered found ready
buyer. Several from Grandview and
Bruneau were here for the purpose oil
buying land located in their districts
offered at this sale. This is the last
sale to be held here this year
Mrs Frank Moore and Miss Anna
Moore were down from Claytonia
Saturday.
Remember the social meeting of the
Owyhee Improvement club will BIZ
held at the home of Mrs T. Rogers to-
morrow, Saturday, afternoon.