The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-09-05
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If your watch needs an operation,
let Laughlin do it. #
For hay fire insurance, see Fred
Mitchell, the insurance man.
Thomas West and family visited
relatives in Nampa Sunday.
Cleve Groome made a business trip
into the country near Parma, Sunday
T. M. Nichol went to Emmett and
Nampa Tuesday on business.
Edward Turner, son of c. H. Tur-
ner, returned Sunday from Jordan
Valley.
Edward Heddon, U. S. surveyor
general, spent Monday in Caldwell on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Monk left
Tuesday evening for California where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Corbin have
returned from Portland where they
have been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Richard Sleeper of Notus
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elhart, Saturday.
c. H. bowman, superintendent of
schools, went to Boise Monday to
spend fe wdays there on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewey and
A. E. Oman went to Emmett Tues
day. Mr.. Dewey and Mr.. Oman at
tended a county agent conference
held there.
Miss Mabel Robinson, stenographer
at the farm bureau office, will begin
her annual vacation next week. She
expects to visit friends in Fruitland
for three weeks.
Miss Louise Riddle returned the
latter part of last week after spend
ing her vacation in eastern and south
ern Idaho.
Mrs. Sarah Frazier has reopened
her dining room at 704 Cleveland.
Home cooked meals. Breakfast Csc.
Lunch and dinner As cents. 1t
Mrs. Richard Beatty returned Mon
day from Portland where she had
spent about a month visiting with her
parents.
A. E. Sutton took out a permit
Tuesday to build an addition to his
residence, consisting of 4 sleeping
porch, duC 10 repair Ddtn room.
The work will cost $500.
The southern Idaho district of The
Church of God holds its regular an
nual camp-meeting at Middleton for
ten days, beginning next Friday even
ing, September S.
Mrs. ]. A. Morgan of Twin Falls
stopped here a few days on her way
home from the Methodist conference
at Weiser held last week. She was
J. H. Brown.
Mrs. L. A. Lowry left the latter part
of last week for Mountain Home
where she spent a few days with her
husband who is an employee at the
Golden Rule store there.
The Canyon County Burbank Fed
Grafton will hold an executive commit
tee meeting at tn city hall Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Important
business matters are to come before
the organization.
The three-months old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley of Golden Gate was
laid to rest in Canyon Hill cemetery
Tuesday afternoon from the home OF
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Brief funeral service was conducted
by B. w. Rice.
John Smeed was among the Cald-
well faithful who witnessed the Sun
day baseball exhibition at Boise. With
the remainder OF the crowd, he pro-
tested loudly at the decision which
robbed Caldwell of an opportunity to
win the game.
Many families who have been rent
ing homes are searching frantically
for a place to live. This condition
arose when the houses which they
have been occupying, were sold by
the owners. Absolutely no houses
are available in Caldwell for rent.
The members of the U. T. c. mo-
tored to Sunny Slope Thursday where
ing at the home Mrs. Clark Stiles.
Mrs. VIM. Cupp of Boise, former
member of the club, who is visiting
Mrs. Curtis Hayden, was guest OF
the club.
DR.. Geo. D. Bishop, the U. S. Govt
Inspector on Hog Cholera Control
Work. will hold Unconstitutional
meeting at the A. L. Wilson ranch
near Greenleaf, September q, at pm
All farmers and stockmen that can
attend this meeting are requested to
do so as it will be an educational fea-
ture worth knowing.
Edge Cliff was the scene of quiet
wedding Tuesday when William E.
Shaffer and Jessie Ratcliff were
united in marriage, B. w. Rice offici-
atinp. The Young couple left at once
for Emmett where they will work in
the fruit harvesting. Mr.. Shaffer is
the son of Perry Shaffer of Star,
while Mrs. Shaffer is from Twin
Falls.
Thursday afternoon. following a
free lunch, Macy Hatfield will dis
pose of 20 head of high grade cattle
IL work horses and large amount
of farm machinery at public auction
at his farm in Dixie, The scene OF