The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-07
LOCAL /
HAPPENING.

hall. rams lot the erection OF line
municipal building are being drafted
by R. E. Field, local architect and a
preliminary set will be submitted to
the city council at an adjourned meet
ing which is to be held next Monday
evening. Bills were allowed at the
council meeting and other routine
matters disposed of.
We repair watches, clocks and
jewelry. Laughlin Jewelry Co.
A building permit was issued to|
Clarence Taylor Monday for small
frame building and sleeping porch
The latter will be added to his resi-
dence in the original townsite at a
cost of about $500.
J. H. Berry is buildir~ three room
bungalow at a cost of SLIGO in the
College Heights addition.
Christmas is coming Shop early at
Laughlin's Jewelry Store. We have
the goods.
T. S. Jackson was granted build
ing permit Monday for his seven room
Don't annoy the telephone girls for
the time; buy a clock at Laughlin's
Jewe1ry store.
two story modern home which he is
having built. Lumber and cement
will be used in construction and the
structure will be absolutely modern
throughout. Estimates place the cost
at about $1,000. T. M. Hoshaw has the
contract.
A hundred dollar liberty bond buys
a hundred dollar diamond at Laugh
Inns Jewelry store.
R. T. Jaggers, head mechanic of the
Mcclellan Motor company, suffered a
severe injury to his hand Tuesday
morning when the piston of an auto
mobile engine was suddenly released
and cut the skin from four knuckles to
the bone on his right hand. He was
fastened to the office of Drs. Mont
gomery and Young and the hand was
dressed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Murphy, Monday, daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Dunn, Monday, daughter.
Mrs. May Eggleston of Burns, Ore,
is a guest this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cochrane. Mrs.
Eggleston was a friend of the Coch-
rane family when they lived in the
east.
Margaret Conner of Ten Davis at
tended the high school football game
in Caldwell, Saturday.
L. ]. Ross left for California Mon
day evening after spending a short
S. time here attending to various mat
tiers of business.
r. B. Scatterday accompanied Mrs.
Scatterday and their son to Salt Lake
enroute to their new home in Illinois
Mr.. Scatterday returned to Caldwell
early in the week.
A fifty dollar liberty bond buys a
fifty dollar watch at Laughlin's Jew
elry Store.
Oscar Avery of Jerome is visiting
: his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gholson, in
Caldwell this week.
+. The wedding of Mrs. Perneta Smith
of Caldwell and Charles Higgins oil
Boise was solemnized at the Metho.
dist parsonage in Boise Sunday even.
ing. Rev. T. o. Grieves conducted the
services. :.
Firemans Annual Benefit Ball
Tuesday evening, at Danceland
Tickets $l.00. :.
Fireman's Annual Benefit Ball
Tuesday evening, at Danceland
Tickets $l.O0.
A. L. Wilson, local Poland China
breeder, left Sunday with shipmen
Of prize winning hogs to take in thu
livestock shows at Portland, Lewiston
and Spokane.
Funeral services for Charles Clark
who died Monday of stomach trouble
were held Wednesday. Rev. B. w
Rice conducted the services. MI
Clark but recently came to Caldwell
and engaged in the, horse trading
business. He had been living in ten
ON Canyon Hill. If he has any rela
tives, they are not known locally. :.
Mrs. Jennie Flemmer returned earl,
in the week from Chicago where sh
had spent some time visiting.
Mrs. Sandmeyer of Yakima, who ha
been visiting in Caldwell for coupl
OF weeks at the home of her sor
NJ. S. Sandmeyer. left Sunday for he
Washington home.
Miss Edith Huntley of Yakima
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. S. Sandmeyer.
An injury which necessitated tn
removal of little finger was sus
tanned Sunday by S. c. Mower whe
he caught his hand in a well drillin
outfit.
Mrs. Gilgan-S archet went to Bots
Tuesday on business.
J. w. Erwin, secretary OF TIE Soh
mercial club, went to Nampa Monda
evening as the Caldwell representativ
at the big civic Improvement banqus
given there.
Miss Amy Kelly, state home dem
onstration. specialist, was in Caldwe
Tuesday from the extension depar,
ment OF the state university at Bois'
on official business with the local fari
bureau office.
S. T. Higgins of Nampa and Ed
Snow of Nyssa, Oregon, were marie
Monday afternoon by Probate Jude
S. Ben Dunlap.
Mrs. H. NJ. Lorntsen and Mis-
Blanche Lorntsen of Portland an
Astoria, are visiting here this week |
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Meek. Nrs. Meek is daughter
Mrs. Lorntsen.