The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-09-19


Kryptok glasses at Laughlin Optica
company. t
Kryptok glasses at Laughlin Optica
company. t
Take your sick watches to Laughlir
the Jeweler.
II your watch needs an operation
let Laughlin do It. d
For hay fire insurance see FREQ
Mitchell. the insurance man.
We straighten cross eyes withou,
drugs or knife. Laughlin Optical Co
Service Tire Co.. moves to new
building, 7lO Arthur, about Sept. 18th
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Reese, Saturday, an II pound girl.
Mrs. B. M. Holt and children re-
turned from Portland last Friday
evening after having spent some time
there.
Vaudeville at the Bungalow Monday
September END. Two Hippodrome
Acts.
L. ]. Magee went to Boise last week
end on business connected with the
Payette- Boise Water Users associa-
ton.
Clarence Hill, newly appointed as
sistant attorney general. was in Cald-
well Wednesday evening CALLING ON
friends.
A considerable deleoation Of local
EIks went to Wilder Thursdav after
noon in the interest of the Salvation
Army drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ackley went to
Boise Wednesday evening where Mrs,
Ackley win undergo medical treatment
for some time.
L. L. Young. county commissioner
is confined to his bed At his home in
Deer Flat a. ! result az HAVING suf-
fered two fractured ribs last week in
an accident .' M
Joe Erwin. secretary Of the local
Commercial club and poultry fancier.
went to Wilder Thursday as one OF
the poultry judges for the big one dav
fair held there.
Leonard Bullock was among the
local young men who boarded the
University of Idaho special last SAT-
urday evening en- route to Moscow.
He will attend the university This
winter.
DR.. and Mrs. + p Smith and cb;I-
dren arrived home Sunday from the
coast, where they have spent the past
six months on account of the former 5
health, which is much improved.
The Idaho Reclamation association
will have booth at the state fair. it
is announced, for advertising purposes
and the distribution OF descriptive lii
erature. Memberships will also be
solicited.
Benny Holt, SON of B. M. Holt. had
bone last Friday evening when he fell
out of a porch swing. Dr.. F. M. Cole
photographed the iniurv and set the
bone. The child is recovering RAPIDLY
Has there been great romance In
your life-have Won made the hest OF
it? See the wonderful adventures and
happiness shown in "The Great Ro-
nance" at the Bungalow theatre with
Harold Lockwood as the star.
B. M. Holt left Friday evening for
Twin Falls where he will ioin hunt
ing party which will 20 into the Stan
ley Basin for a couple of weeks deer
hunting. Mr.. Holt recently returned
from Portland where he spent the
summer.
Howard and Arnold Breshears left
Saturday evening for Moscow where
they will attend the University of
Idaho. Howard Breshears' last act
before boarding the train was to ne
come member of the local chapter
OF the American Legion.
Mrs. ]. G. Cartin and daughter
Beyrl, returned last Thursday after
spending an outing Of about six
weeks Il, the mountains near Pavette
lakes.
Tchn Smeed was notified nv tele-
graph Wednesday evening that he wa !
expected at the Pendieton Roundup
again this fall to servo as a iudge nf
the buckine and other contests M
Smeed has attended the last five
Roundups in that caDacitv and exoects
to make this fall his sixth event
Ted Turner. for several wears mas,
one Of the best Of the local h;gh
school athletes. left SATURDAY. even;n q
for Moscow where he will enter the
universitv II Il ernec,ed that - Ill