The Caldwell tribune., 1919-04-11

to Laughlin, the jeweler.Adv.
c. B. Ross and C. Q. Adams. county
commissioners, went to Boise Nondsy
on business.
Otis Morris and Olive Kehn. both
Of Warrens, Idaho, were married in
Caldwell, April 3rd
Fresh bologna, weinies. head cheese
and pure pork sausage. Phone us your
order. Flynn's Grocery.
w. R. Sebree returned Saturday
morning from Salt Lake City where
he had been on business.
Clarence Hill, Caldwell attorney,
returned from Parma Monday, where
he had spent the weekend
J. A. Hazen was adjudged insane in
the probate court Saturday and com
mitted to the Blackfoot asylum.
Mrs. o. R. Ackley and sister, Mrs.
c. w. Ranhleman, were at Boise Fri
day as guests of Mrs w. R. Wilker-
son.
Raymond l.. Givens. assistant attor-
ney general, was in the city from
Boise Saturday looking after official
business.
Mrs. Edgar Kimbrough of New
Meadows is in Caldwell for a short
visit. Mrs Kimbrough is the guest Of
Mrs. Ed Petrie while in the city
Mrs. J. F. Bunnell of Vancouver,
Wash, arrived in Caldwell Friday to
join her husband who recently came
to Caldwell and purchased farm
&c 7 4,
Kingston of Carthage, Mo, were mar
ried in Caldwell Saturday afternoon.
The Rev. Francis E. Cook officiated. I.
Merton Kennedy, brother of Mrs.
A. o. Christopher, has returned to
Caldwell for a short visit Mr.. Ken
nedy was recently discharged from
the army.
A divorce was granted Clarence
Greenstreet Friday from Emma
Greenstreet in the district court,
Judge Ed L. Bryan, presiding The
paintiff alleged cruelty.
The Caldwell Home Building Asso-
citation will pay cash for residence lots
in desirable localities in Caldwell
Write US at Box 1913. giving legal de-
scription and best cash price. 2-28ti
Judge S. Ben Dunlap performed two
marriage ceremonies Saturday: Eve
| lyn Hollingbrage of Baker City, and
Robert Taylor of Kansas City; and
Leon Watkins and Eva Moore, both
Of Parma
| Judge Ben Dunlap married Mrs
| Nancy Matthews of Parma and w. ]
Usher of Bend, Ore, Monday after
noon in the probate court room. The
bride gave her age as So and the bride
groom as 90.
Mrs. f. A. Wheeler. assisted by Mrs
F. H. Plowhead and Mrs. G H. Ack
ley entertained the D. A. R. at the
home of Mrs. Wheeler Saturday after
noon. After the business session al
hour was spent in social pleasure.
Saturday marriage licenses were is
sued to Leon Watkins and Eva Moore
both of Parma; Clark B. Lundy o
Nampa and Ida Kingston of Garth
lage, Mo-. Robert Taylor of Kansa
City, Mo-, and Evelyn M. Hollinbrak
of Baker City, Oregon.
| A suit for. divorce was filed in th
district court Saturday by Name,
| Alice Charlton against Charles E
Charlton. The couple were married il
Missouri in 1896. The plaintiff al
Ileges cruel and inhuman treatment a
the grounds for divorce.
| Should woman be jealous Of he
husbands friends? Cannot love an
friendship be combined? "Pals First
the gripping play of love and adven
ture will shed an interesting light. o
this subject See it at the Bungalo'
. theatre, starring Harold Lockwood.
DIR. E. J. Hartung of Chicago VIII
, was a guest at the homes OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry Quasi and Mr. and Mr.
a. w. Quasi for several days, lei
Friday for California. DR.. Hartun
will visit at California points for som
. | time before returning to his home.
St. David's Episcopal church. lot
and Main: Services every Sunday
II o'clock. HOLY Communion ever
second Sunday of the month at $3.50
m. Sunday school at 1880 a.
Services during Lent 7:30 p. m. Thurs
days. Holy Week will be announce'
lOther celebrations of Holy Commur
ion will also be announced.
Ralph Smith, son of Mrs, E.
Smith, who returned to Caldwell froi
lovereas service short time ago, ha
a German machine gun on exhibitio
, lin the window Of the Saratoga Station
cry store. This gun was made IN l9i
and captured in 1917 and probably ha
a bloody history Mr.. Smith state
! that he is mighty glad to be HON
again.
Hugh Nichols, deputy sheriff, wei
! TO Baker Friday morning to brin
. Maurice Gasteau arrested thei
Thursday. to Caldwell; Gasteau
; charged with having raised ehee
given him by Meiba farmer name
I Olsen on a .Nampa bank from S
, $50 He eashed the check at the Nan
pa bank and then left this sectio'
A complaint was immediately file
! against him and he had his preliminar
: hearing before C. T, Moore, justice
: the peace in Nampa
w Meadows. we'll known youn