The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-05

U. S. navy from the recruiting station
at Boise for a period OF two years. +
He left Boise last week for his four !
months training period and arrived
in San Francisco last Saturday.
B. M. Holt and A. I. Meyers re-
turned last week end from Arlington,
Ore, where they spent few days
hunting geese. So far as could be
learned, they returned with nothing
more substantial than goose eggs.
one to each.
Judges John c. Rice, Alfred Bulge
and William Morgan of the state su-
preme bench spent one day last week
in Caldwell en- route to pheasant hunt
ing grounds. Raw, nasty weather in
terfered with the pleasure which the
hunting party anticipated
Jess Gowan returned Thanksgiving
day from the Salmon river country
where he has been looking after his
livestock business. He reports that
following the October storms in that
section there was more snow than at
any time last year. About five feet
fell. 's
For that cold. Always fresh boar
hound tablets and cough drops, made
by Palm Confectionery.
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wv
ian Gilbert son.
Monte Gwinn, old time resident Of
Caldwell, was among the out of town
guests who spent Thanksgiving here.
He returned Saturday to his home in
Boise.
Edgar Meek filed suit in the district
court last Friday against N. o. dis
and H. E. Beatty for the collection of
$1,000 alleged to be due on a promis-
sorry note. He also asked $l25 at
torney feea
Caldwell Auto Livery, anywhere.
any time. Phone office 22S-W; night
phone SIS. 11-28-12-lo-p
o. N. Ayers filed suit Friday against
Horace P. Matteson and others to
quiet title to certain realty.
Probate Judge S. Ben Dunlap
married William Durkee and Lucretia
Briggs in the probate court rooms
last Friday. The contracting parties
are from Emmett.
J.. P. CARRIER went to Boise last FRI
day on business.
G. w. Lamson, Nampa attorney.
filed suit in the district court Monday
against Ann Peterson in an effort to
recover $s25 attorney fees alleged to
be due him.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Orris McCul-
Tough of Deer Flat, last Friday, twin
girls.
J. R. Qualls, who underwent a seri-
Gus operation at local hospital Mon
day morning, is reported to be rapidly
recovering.
Why not a Kodak for Christmas
from Botkin-Joys? .12-lo
Bonn, to- M. and Mrs. Eugene
Crowley, Monday, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Man
ming, at a Boise hospital, last Friday,
SON.
Merle Howard is spending few
days with his brother, F. L. Howard.
at Big Bend. Ore. The two men ex-
pect to go to Delta, Utah, as soon as
the weather permits to work 100 acres
of land which they recently pur-
chased there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Howard en-
tertained number of young people
at their home last Friday evening,
Those present were Misses Ruth Oil
yer. Marjorie Timpke. Lucia Wells
and the Messrs, Harold Hartenbower,
heron Lafferty and Merle Howard
The evening was spent with music,
popping corn and making candy as
the means of entertainment. In adj
dition, the young people wrote COM
posite letter to Della Howard AL
brecht who was formerly a member
of the jolly bunch.
Say II with Jewelry from Botsin-
Joys. 1919
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Sebree left for
Portland, Seattle and California Sat-
urday night, on an extended visit Of
about six weeks, visiting friends and
relatives.
Don't annoy the telephone girls for
the time; buy clock at Laughlin's
Jeweiry store.
Byron Hyatt and r. d. Shell are at