The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-03-07

urday
/ Mrs. 5. S. Foote of Middleton was a
Caldwell visitor Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Smeed visited
friends at Meridian Sunday.
Mayor Fred H. Davis of Nampa was
a Caldwell visitor Saturday.
James Trotter was in Caldwell and
Boise Friday from Homedale.
Community silver at big reduc-
ton at Laughiin's Jewelry Store
| A. l. Talman of Meridian was a
business visitor in Caldwell. Friday.
! A. ]. lockwood of Roswell was a
business visitor in the city Friday last.
Wooley's Livery, office at Service
Tire Shop Phone 46J; night phone
! 313.. 3-7tf
Judge F. A. Hagelin Of Nampa was
in the city Saturday looking after pro-
fessiona1 business.
Mrs. Earl Boyes spent Saturday and
Sunday at Boise visiting her parents
! Mr. and Mrs A. Ketchen
Chas Myers has purchased the
| Christensen 5-acre tract at Middleton
and intends making his home there.
Miss Tnez Johnston returned Satur-
day from Middleton after spending a
few days as the guest Of Miss Bernice
| Baugh.
Foster Rissitt was in the citv from
Nampa SUNDAY visiting his mother and
sister. Mrs James Bissitt and Miss
LaIia Pissitt.
! Miss Tnez Johnston went to Roiso
! Wednesday afternoon Miss Iohn-
ston will undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis at Boise hospital
Mrs. A. 7 Smith Of Butte. Mont
spend several wenls here visiting her
parents. DR. and Mrs F. F. Dutton.
Miss Dorothy Merritt. who is teach
ing in the public schools Of Gcodinp
spent Saturday and Sunday in Caldwell
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Fl Merritt
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Davis left Sat-
urday for Cambridge where thew will
make their home fdr the next year or
two Mr. Davis will 90 on Inn
acre stock farm in the Cambridge
country.
C. F. Gardner. who accomoanird
his son-in-law. Lester Gullev Of Green
leaf. to Boise where the Young man
underwent an operation for aDpendi-
citis reports the patient as we'll on the
road to. recovery.
James Allen. the two-year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mckinley, died
Sunday evening after an illness OF
only three DAYS The funeral services
were held Wednesday. Interment
was at Canyon Hill cemetery.
A. z. Clemens of Boise has ac-
cepted a position as pressman in The
Tribune office. Mr.. Clemens is a
first class mechanic and will move his
wife and children here as soon as he
can secure house
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Nick1e have re-
ceived word that their son, George.
is critically i'll at Brooklyn, n. Y. of
pneumonia. Young Nickle is in the
service. It is to be hoped that he will
speedily recover
Miss Pearl Snider of Washington.
D. C., and Mr.. Alva J. Stewart of
Caldwell were married at Denver.
February 22nd The event was a
great surprise to the many friends of
Mr.. Stewart, who is we'll known
stock dealer of this city.
Ira c. Benson has returned from the
Alberta country He states that he is
mighty glad to get back to Idaho and
viii remain here Mr.. Benson was
attracted TO Canada by the glowing
accounts he had heard and read of
that country. but one winter was
enough for him.
The will of the late L. J. Hazen of
Nampa was filed in the probate court
Saturday Judge F. A. Hagelin was
appointed executor of the estate.
Lloyd B Hazen and Mildred Fl. Hazen
son and daughter of the deceased.
were named as heirs 1t is estimated
that the value of the estate is $4,000.
George L. Alley. general baggage
agent Of the Union Pacific System,
was calling on acquaintance in EN-
NETT the forepart of the week. Mr..
Alley will be remembered by many
here, having been station agent at
Caldwell some years ago. He is a
brother Of Tom Alley. who formerly
owned the ranch now occupied by DR..
Sifton.-Emmett Index
Miss Margaret Knowlton announces
that the teachers of the western part
of Canyon county will meet at Wilder
Saturday the 18th At the morning
session there will be an informal dis
cussion of school problems. In the
afternoon the Wilder schools will give
4 musical program followed by an
address by Miss Ethel NJ, Redfield,
state superintendent of schools.
B. S Waggoner, late of Co. A, Bird
Missouri cavalry. and Miss Ara J.
Mitchell were married in Rolla, Mo,
March 4th, 1868. Mr.. and Mrs. Wag-
goner celebrated their 56th wedding
anniversary Tuesday, March 4th. The
Rev and Mrs Winters were among
those in attendance The many Cald-
we'll friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wag-
goner trust they will live to celebrate
many more anniversaries Of the happy
event
Frank Conroy. owner of the model