The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-23
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Automobile Insurance-Theft-A.
l. Meyer.
Money to loan at 2 per cent. A. L.
Murphy.-Adv.
Hallmark stationery at Laughlin's
Jewelry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dyer were
Boise visitors last Friday.
Mrs. Stephen Longstroth and son,
Granger, of Wilder, were Caldwell
visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. E. E. Stevens of Wilder, with
her two granddaughters, was shop
ping in Caldwell Monday. %
Mrs. H. H. Jones, Harry Jones,
Mrs. w. c. Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Meek motored to Boise Mon
day.
attorney Curtis Hayden was at
Nampa Saturday looking after OIL
ticial business.
engraved cards can be ordered a.
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anu pronlptItuue.-Ausrt
feter Jenson IS puiiuinx neat at
tracuve cottage OF tne bungalow type
on belmont street. Inc new cottaxS
VIII De cUmpieteo ana reauy Ior oS-
cupancy In ABOUT TWO VEGAS.
several LaIuwen people attended,
the funeral OF nlrS. niiIc Nowiailu
neIu al the Iaiiiiiy nome near Wnuei
lnurSudy. urS. Nowianu uieu Mon-
Gay nIsnt at ner nome.
Inc burDank executive board Wlll
hoia meeting at the cIty nan oatur-
DAY afternoon at two CLOCK TO lay
plans Ior the BURBANK rederaIion
meeting IN Nampa June Z.
l.. ii. burns was In the city a
couple or days TINS week. MIR. burns
was returning to Portland from
Mackay wnere he had been LOOKING
at land. he may decide to locate ON
the Mackay tract.
Mrs. -. +. Baker and Rev. and Mrs.
L. r. Vernon OF BOISE were guests al
the home OF J. =. lnrallglll
thursday. Kew. and Mrs. Vernon
were en- route tor Wilder where Kew.
Vernon conducted the funeral ser
vices OF Mrs. Alice Rowland.
Kew. and Mrs. w. II. Hertzog were
III the city Wednesday. MT. 1ertzog !
has recently accepted the posIuon Oh
state director OF rural surveys Tor the
Inter-cnurch World Movement ana
Will be located in BOISE. Tney are
moving to BOISE the tlrst OF june or
thereaDouts.
William S. Walters and Miss Flora
Hodgson, both OF Caldwell, were
married at Boise Wednesday evening,
May 18th, at the Baptist parsonage.
They returned to Caldwell immedI-
ately and will make their home In
TINS city.
Gospel meetings are being held at
the corner OF Ninth and Arthur |
streets. these meetings are conduct
ed by r b. CoDerly, assisted by fas-
tor J. ii. Jumper OF Cambridge. The
pubic is CORDIALLY inviIed to attend
these meetings.
Fred Herlocker and Myrtle Rigley,
both of Caldwell, were married IN
thus city May 18th at the residence OF
the Kew. b. w. Rice. The newly mar
RED couple lett at once by auto tor a
trip through eastern Oregon. Mr..
Herlocker is engaged in the real es-
tate business In TINS city.
Last Friday evening Mrs. John
Smeed was pleasantly surprised at
her home by the thursday Night
dancing Club OF which she is a
member, it being her birthday. Dane
ing was enjoyed until late hour.
During the evening members of the
club served light refreshments. The
guests were Messrs and Mesdames
]. A. Flanagan, Grant Ward, Austin
Heath, +. K Heath, Harry Froman,
Charles Bolson, Charles Milliner,
Frank Black, w. Allison, Thomas
McConaughey, Roy Hartenbower,
Harry Burger, L. McNutt, F. E.
Hatch, Charles Sanberg and Henry
Quasi.