The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Take your sick watches and clocks
"a LauGhlin, the jeweler.Adv. -
The Rev. w. F. Vance, chairman
If the Fourth of July meeting COM
m;ttee. was called to California very
suddenly and the work of arranging
co. music and speakers was assigned
~ Judge H. E. Wallace. Judge Wal
lace will act as chairman of the COM
nittee and is rapidly getting arrange
ments made for the meeting.
{ E. Freeburn returned Sunday
from Arco, where he had been for
several days looking after land in
which he is interested.
lanes Harris, the we'll known Nc
Cali merchant. was in the city few
DAVIS this week looking after property
interests. Mr.. Harris says that people
are coming into the Payette lakes
country fast now and the indications
are that this will be the biggest season
in the history of the lakes.
+ B, Gowen is at Mccall looking
after business interests. Mr.. Gowen
runs his sheep in the country above
the Psyette lakes.
Kuna, where she spent few days Wis.
fling at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Walter l.. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Maxey and chill
dren arrived in Caldwell from Jordan
Valley Monday and will make their
home at 816 Dearborn street. Mrs.
Maxey was taken sick at Jordan Val
ley and had to stay there few days
to rest.
Hallmark stationery at Laughlin's
I~weirv Store
Misses Doroth. Ghoulson, Harriet
Fox, Dora and Frances Stevens return
this week from Payette lake, where
they spent 10 days.
William Henry, brother of DR.. J.
M. Henry, has left for the coast after
a short visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Henry. Mr.. Henr'''s home'is at
Pomona. Cal.
Hon H. S. Baldridge was in the
city from Parma Friday last transact
ing business.
DR.. J. D. Irwin, former deputy state
veterinarian, who was very seriously
injured near Recreation Park on
the Idaho Traction company right of
way several months ago, is able to
be up and around again. He was able
to leave the Nampa hospital Friday
last and was in the city. DR.. Irwin
is not fully recovered yet, but is on
the way to recovery.
Order your calling cards, engraved
stationery at The Tribune office.
Lowest prices that first class work
manship will permit. Orders filled
quickly.-Advertisement.
Saturday for Chicago, where he will
@f
dealers. Mr.. Lilly. expects to visit
Toledo about July 4 and other cities.
Guy c. McGee returned Friday
from Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit
and other cities in the middle west.
He states that he had fine trip, but
excessively hot weather somewhat in
terfered with the pleasures of the trip.
Mr.. James Bissitt. Miss Leslie Bis
slit and Austin Bissitt left Saturday
morning for Jordan Valley, where
they will spend the next couple
OF months on the ranch of Mr.. Bissitt.
Gasaver tablets add one-third to
the mileage of gasoline. Try them.
100 for $100 H. H. Compton. 627-74
Get one-third more mileage out of
gallon of gasoline by using Gasaver
tablets. One tablet to the gallon. 100
tablets $l.00. H. H. Compton. 627-74
Rugs and carcet weaving-Mrs. H.
H. Compton. 627-4
Carpets and rugs made rioht and at
the right prices. Mrs. Fl. H. Comp
ton; 1906 Everett street. 627-4
Mr.. and Mr." Grove are at the
Payette lake for couple of weeks
outing.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to c. E. 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
Observation-Disclosures 620-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Disney OF Ru-
pert, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Thrailkill, left Monday to
return to their home. During their
weeks visit the made many excur
SONS into the surrounding country, in
GLIDING one to Arrowrock and another
to Idaho City. Sunday thev motored
70 Emmett to call on former Rupert
trends. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Dis
ney and Mr.. and Mrs. Thrailkill spent
me day in Boise, remaining to see
Julian Eltinge in his vaudeville revue
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Hill, who recent
~ left Caldwell to spend the summer
n cascade, are at the Saratoga, where
Mrs. Hill has been suffering with an
attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs Luther 7. Mitchell, who has
been seriously i'll at the Caldwell hos
pital, is verv much improved and will
probably be able to return to her
home next week.
Mrs. Sam Simpson died at her home
near Wilder Saturday, June Fl, of
blood poisoning. She was survived
by her husband and a small son, her
rather and mother, Mr.. and Mrs,
Louie Anderson of Wilder, and sew
eral brothers and sisters. The funeral