The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

PuDisneu al MOSCOW, Idaho, Mr. and
Mrs. F. vi. Dresnears of Caldwell have
been spending some time at the uni
versity town visiting their three sons
who are in attendance at the state
university.
Martin Jensen closed the deal last
week whereby he comes into possess
sion of the Sebree lot west of the |
Bungalow theatre and which practi-
caliy insures the erection of mod
ern playhouse on that site for Ike
Waters in the near future.
Christmas is coming Shop early at
Laughlin's Jewelry Store. We have
the goods.
M. c. Post, local carpenter, is
equipping a shop with modern ma
chinery at his home When installed
the equipment will enable him to
handle high grade work expeditiously.
Don't buy rubber" buy QUALITY.
Quality for longer wear, greater econ
omy. We guarantee ours. HAIR
MONS DRUG STORE.
John Brazile last week sold his
cigar store on Kimball avenue to W.
w. Simmons. The new owner took
immediate possession and the store
will be conducted in the future under
the firm name of Simmons and Frank
lin.
L. J. Magee is building garage at
his residence ON Dearborn street.
The Caldwell Dramatic club pre-
sented Whose Baby Are You" to a
crowded house at Wilder last Thurs
day evening. The play was presented
as the feature OF the opening of the
new Grand hall.
Special for Saturday and Monday,
Traders Day, "a off on all trimmed
hats. M. E. Gilgan Sarchet, Below
Saratoga Hotel.
Albert Balloon and family of Pleas
ant Ridge have moved to Caldwell
and will make their home here this
winter. Mr.. Balloon recently pur-
chased the city property from |. C..
Dickey.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold rummage sale Monday, Nov.
IL, on Arthur between Kimball and
Ninth. -11-14-2l-c
Nels Madsen> recently sold his five
acre tract near Caldwell to d. d. ST.
Clair of Nampa. The latter is moving
his family here to take possession OF
the recently acquired property.
We repair watches, clocks and
jewelry. Laughlin Jewelry Co.
f Mrs. Harry Juddies and son, Harry,
and Mrs. Ohio Meyer of Parma spent
several days last week at the home of
Mrs. Jessie Soper.
Mrs. William Church and daughter
OF Boise spent several days in Cald-
we'll last week end visiting at the
home Of Mrs. G. w. Emery. :.
Sell your turkeys to Faris and Hol-
gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gates OF
Boise arrived in Caldwell last week
to make this their future home.
Elmer Clark of Portland spent sew
eral days in Caldwell last week end
on business and renewing his large
circle of local acquaintance here.
Banks, the city and county offices
and any other places of business were
closed during at least portion OF
the day Tuesday. Because it was de-
clared legal holiday, the city and
county offices were closed during the
entire day while number of loca
business houses closed during a por
ton of the afternoon.
Tom Scanlon, sport promoter Of
sorts was in Caldwell Tuesday in ar
effort to induce the cement OIL
the local club to bring Freberg ano
Plestina here as the next card to be
presented to local fans No definite
arrangements were made.
Don't buy rubber buy QUALITY
Quality for longer wear, greater econ
omy. We guarantee ours. HAIR.
MONS DRUG STORE.
Charles Simmons, an old time resi-
dent of Owyhee county, died at a 10.
cal hospital Sunday evening after
having major operation performed
the day previous. Death was due tc
acute intestinal troubles which hac
been causing Mr.. Simmons consider
able suffering during the past month
He is well known in Owyhee county
having made Silver City and Dewe,
his home for number of years whei
the mining activity was at its heigh
in that district More recently h,
owned and operated the resort at thu
, Givens Hot Springs on Snake rive
and since disposing of his interests
there has been engaged in farming
near Wilson. He is survived by hi
wife and son about 10 years of age
Don't send your broken lenses ava,
to be duplicated. We have them here
Laughlin Optical Co.
w. F. Howard left for Salt LAX,
Saturday evening on business trip
Robert Smith of Seattle, was weel
end visitor in the w F. Howar'
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross left las
Thursday. evening for Portland I,
make the Rose City their home thi
\ winter.
\ Miss Mae Eocleston let last weel
for her home in Burns. Oregon afte
Spending about week visiting at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Coch
fane.
Paul ,Lanning.l who has been EN-