The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-20

T.ke YOUR sick watches and clocks
~ Laughlin. the jeweler.Adv. -
Image J. NJ. thompson attended to
,.sa, business at BOISE Saturday.
Attorney y. M. Van Duyn is look
;,a .tter legal business at Twin Falls
,,n,tea states Surveyor General
.dwara t1eauen was a caldwell WISH
lor saturday.
MISS mary Holgate left Monday for
Twin rails 10 atlend the w. X. =.
state convention.
MASS dorothy Clevenger OF Boise
was the guest of Mrs. harry heller
the tore part OF the week.
lanes omeed returned Saturday
evening from Snosnone. where ne has
neen on business tor several days.
MIS-. Cn11ord reach Is IN the city
from tortlanu. She S guest OF her
narents, Mr. and .'ArS. /. +. Bridges.
MT. and Mrs. b. Mack Johns lett
tuesday morning tor the tayette
laxes, where they Will spend ten days.
the Kew. w. 5. Hawkes. is at IWln
Falls this week attending the state
convention OF the u. a. Il. and W..
X. Z.
4. Z. Walker, formerly engaged i'll
the IumDer business III CaldWell, was
IN the city FRIDAY last meeting OLD
trends ana looking after properly IN
terestS.
j. l.. Edeltsen was at Ontario Sat-
urday : closing up the otudebaker
branch house at that CITY,. Most OF
the stock, both at ontario and Weiser,
was brought to Caldwell
Prof. II. II. Clifford lett Saturday
for chicago, thence to Albion, Mich,
wnere he will JON his family and take
I'd his duties with a steel products
company with which he will be asso-
GATED IN the future.
Mrs. ]. N. Wallace, Mrs. Il. Z. Neal
and daughter Virginia OF Collister are
the guests OF Dr. and Mrs. J. W..
Wright and Mrs. J. b. Wright Jr.
OF Portland, who Is visiting friends
and relatives in Caldwell.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day to koply II. Bates Of Wilder and
Gladys Palmer of Caldwell. Late Sat
urday afternoon license was issued
to Raymond A. Casper OF Middleton
and Ida M. kinkaid of Emmett.
Miss Finigan, who has just finished
a nine-months terms OF school at Cas-
cade, has returned to Caldwell. Miss
tinigan expects to leave soon tor CO.
lumbus, Ohio, where she will spend
a couple of months visitir relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. f. E. Dutton leave
this evening for Portland, where they
will attend the graduation exercises
OF their son, DIR. Paul button, who
is graduating from dental college
at Portland. They expect to be away
about ten days.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to c. r. Wyckoff will please
call at the store and settle, as the
business has been sold to the Tom
Poole Drug company and adjustment
and settlement OF accounts should be
made.-Advertiseme 620-27
A meeting of the J. +. Canning
Club was held at the home of Mrs.
D. II. Hare Thursday, June IL. Es-
Their Hare was elected president al
place OF Maxine Ramsey, who mas
resigned. After the business meeting
a social time was enjoyed by all
Attorney James L. Boone attended
to legal business at Boise Saturday.
At the reception rendered returned
soldiers at Wilder Friday evening OF
last week Attorney James L. Boone
delivered an address. f. The reception
was well attended and was a most
pleasant affair in every respect.
Howard Sebree, pioneer merchant
and banker of southern Idaho, is in
the city looking after property and
business interests. He arrived Mon
day evening from Chicago, where he
had been on business. Mr.. Sebree
is looking hale and hearty despite his
tour score and five years, and states
that he is in fine health. Mr.. Sebree
has number of Caldwell projects to
investigate while in the city.
R. w. Trowbridge of Caldwell was
visitor at the big exhibit of south
ern California PRODUCTS maintained
iree to the public in the Los Angeles
Ihamber of Commerce. He also at
tended the lectures and moving pc
lures that are part fthe daily pro-
gram. The exhibit is the largest OF
any in the country maintained by a
commercial organization. Before re-
turning home Mr.. Trowbridge expects
to visit several of the many other
places of interest in the southland.
DR.. Emma F. A. Drake spoke Sun
gay afternoon to a small audience in
the Presbyterian church in her usual
iorceful way. AS she was called away
10 speak at another place Miss Nc
Sormick gave the address at the Meth
odist church. Her readings delighted
the audience and her address was full
OF interest as she presented the work
OF Characterization and prohibition
which is being carried on by the ma.
tional w. c. +. u. Miss Mccormick
VIII return to Caldwell later to assist
me local union In raising its quota
OF the Jubilee fund. q