The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-31

Strained honey for sale. Palm Con-
dictionary.
Attorney o. NJ. Van Duyn was al
Boise Saturday looking after legal
) business.
| C. G. Baker is around and about
once again after weeks tussel with
the Flu.
| Mrs. Chas, Burton, formerly Of Star,
has moved to Caldwell to make her
future home.
| Frank Ross returned Saturday from
the army service. He was stationed
at Camp Lewis.
| County Commissioner L. L. Young
was in the city from Nampa, Monday
on official business.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
serve chicken pie dinner Wednes-
day, February 5th.-Adv.
George Close. well known knight Of
the grip, was in the city Saturday
calling on the trade
Harold Johnston has returned from
Boise where he was for several weeks
receiving medical treatment for com
plications arising from Spanish in
fluenza. Mr.. Johnston will be fully
recovered in a short time now.
The old Fisher school house has
been dismantled and there will be
sale Of the lumber. windows, brick and
cement blocks, Saturday afternoon.
February lst. on the school house
grounds, u miles north of Huston
Adv
Jas. B. Newport, president of the
Black Canyon Irrigation District, was
in the city from Notus Wednesday.
Mr. Newport feels highly elated with
the trend of events in the district. He
is one of the men who has never lost
faith in the ultimate success OF the
enterprise.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
serve chicken pie dinner Wednes-
day, February 5th.-Adv.
Funeral services were held from the
family residence Friday last for Wal
ter Coberly. son of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
B: Coberly. who died the day before
Of pneumonia following Spanish in
fluenza. Deceased was about 20 years
of age. He was student at the Gem
State Academy
Ernest Bedford was in Caldwell and
Boise from Claytonia Friday and Sat
urday. Mr. Bedford says that bridge
across Snake river is a pressing need
and the outlook for the bridge is |
good. All that Mr.. Bedford asks is |
that the bridge be located at some CON
venient and central point on the river
An appeal from the probate court
to the district court was filed Friday
by Phil Harris of Nampa. Harris was
hound over to the district court
Thursday by Judge Dunlap under
bonds in the sum of $4,000. He is |
under charge OF having sold mort
gagged property
Judge Frank F. Meek, former pro-
bate Judge of Canyon county. has re-
turned from Camp Fremont. Cali
fornia, where he was stationed since
he was called into service. Tudqc |
Meek is lawyer by profession and
will open law offices in Caldwell.
County and City Physician T. D
Farrar states that influenza has al
most disappeared from Caldwell and
enyirons. The disease never got the
hold in Caldwell that it did in some
other Idaho cities. but for months j.
vas very bad. Aat present there are
but few cases in this section saws Dr.
Farrar.
F. F. Trotter. publisher OF the
Homedale Empire Press. was in the
"1ty Saturday. Mr. Trotter is Jus.
recovering from the Fin IN This caeo
he Flu settled in the head instead Of
offecting the lungs. Mr. Trottcr ha !
Z very disagreeable experience hit No.
so bad as case of pneumonia.
In the suit for collection on : from
ssory note for $4,000 and intcres.
sled hv A R Scott OF Colorado II
'oainst Dr.. F. D. Smith Of Namno
.ried before Probate Judge { Per II
Dunlap Friday the irrv rendered :
verdict for Dlqintiff fn- 40 or,or,. ct
he note and interest. IN This case N
defendant had endorsed the note for
mother rerson.
Cecil Peckham Of Wilder reoo-ts
,aving shipped 23.516 pounds oil
'olden Bantam corn to an Ihwa seed
,onse at cents Fer ncund { o. r
Wilder This corn was grown on
.CreS ana returned about 5000 On Dn-
ere. Mr.. Peckham is 50 highly
'leased with results that he will raise
It least 10 acres OF the corn this
oming season.
Mr.. and. Mrs, NJ. T. Conway. for 30
ears residents OF Notus are MOVING
o Caldwell to make their home They
purchased the w 7 Fishcl residence
N Arthur street. It is INTERESTING m
.ote that Mr.. Conway was ono OF the
lrst men to arrive in Caldwell He
ias our first telegraph operator. He
1oved 70 Moths where b. has since
we'd Mr. ard Mrs Conway are very
'elcome TO Caldwell
Fred l. Evans returned Frid-v
ight from Springfield. Mo. where he
az accompanied the remains ~ his
life, Mr.. Evans also scent A few
avs At his I'D home in southwcstcrn
owa, He states that they arc having
n open winter in that section this
ear There has been no snow and
cry little cold weather.
A. !. Myers is in receipt of a state
emit OF the Citizens Bank OF Portland