The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Idaho at Moscow, has been stationed
at Caldwell to oversee the installation
of an experimental feeding plant on
the University farm near Caldwell.
He expects to be here about month.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day afternoon to Whist Wilson of
Caldwell and Miss Edna Kent of In
dianola, Indiana. They were married
on the same day in Boise by Judge
John C. Rice in the state supreme
court rooms The marriage was
unique in that it was the first to be
performed there Only few relatives
witnessed the ceremony.
L. F. Vernon of Eagle, accompanied
by his daughters, the Misses Vera and
Fave Vernon, visited relatives in Cald
we'll last Thursday en- route to Wilder
where they called on friends. The
Misses Vernon are enjoying vaca-
ton from their duties at ST. Luke's
hospital in Boise where they are in
training.
Mrs. R. A. Thornton entertained
Monday evening at dinner for her sis
tiers, Mrs George Houts of Solomon
Kan, and Mrs. Thomas Bennington of
Twin Falls.
]. w. Erwin will instruct Canyon
county club members in methods of
selecting and Judging high quality
rabbits at the Commercial club August
%. This work will precede entering
prize rabbits by junior farm bureau
members at the Nampa Harvest
| Festival. About Is Canyon county
children have rabbits eligible to exhi-
bition there. Mr. Erwin is rabbit
fancier.
J. S. Harrington threshed his wheat
this week from his farm east of Cald-
we'll His grain averaged about As
bushels per acre, some Of it producing
more than 60 bushels. The crop
melted Mr.. Harrington about $1,000 and
he is so elated that he vows he will
build fine residence next spring.
w. B. Martin of Emmett bought A
H. Raymond's 80 acre farm on the
Wilder bench Tuesday. The consider
alton is reported to have been SIS, 1000
Leonard Bullock and Ralph Bre-
shears went to Boise Tuesday evening
to attend a fraternity party given at
the home of Donald Eagleson
James Cook spent a couple of days
this week visiting friends in Boise.
William Langroise and Herbert
Knipe of Emmett. Lawrence Wallace
James Cook, Henry Dorman and
Virgil Canter, Alden Hyde and Arson
Cornell enjoyed banquet at the
Colonial Cafe last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aatwater oil
Boise arrived in Caldwell Wednesday
evening to spend Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs c. E. Wyckoff
Fritz Miller and J. NJ Neil, the lat.
ter from Nampa motored to Jordan
Valley Wednesday on business. They
made the round trip in spite of the
poor roads in a single day.
Obie Beck and Browning Warren
of Boise were in Caldwell Tuesday in
the interests of the purebred Short
horn sale and fair to be held here this
fall.
All members of the Caldwell high
school graduating class of 1917 will
meet at the high school Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock. All are urged to at
tend.
William Kerr, service expert with
the University of Idaho Extension
division, was in Caldwell Thursday
checking up results on a hog feeding
experiment that Canyon county farm
bureau members are conducting.
County Agent and Mrs. George
Dewey, Miss Edna Black and Miss
Louise Riddle left Thursday morning
to visit the camping party of Ada
county junior club members in the
mountains north of Boise.
Mrs. George Deweys canning club
members held their regular melting
Wednesday, evening in the form of 3
picnic at Curtis Park.
Charles Sanburg, who recently lief
Caldwell for Seattle with his family
is indignant because he isn't receivinl
The Tribune. He seems to be enjoy
ing himself and is we'll satisfied will
the Puget Sound city, according to
note which he wrote to M. H., Glib
bons. Elaborate plans are being mad
there for the reception OF the Pacifi
fleet according to Mr.. Sanburg.
Capt Walter Cupp. Q. M. c., u.
army, stationed at Campo Stuart, Va
has been in hospital there, accordin,
to word received here by friends as
result of an accident.
Margaret Connor returned early i
the week from Payette Lakes afte
spending a couple of weeks at tina
popular summer resort
Alfred F. Stone, we'll known attol
ney, formerly Canyon county prose
cutting attorney, will return TO Caldwe
4 about September l to reopen a. leg;
c business here with R. B. Scatterday i
e the Little building. Mr.. Stone ha
o been assistant attorney general to Ro
Black at the state capital in Bots
since January s.