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The Caldwell tribune., 1919-04-04
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Mrs, J. I. Smith of Nampa and Mrs
Thrown spent Monday at the CRAIG
Dunlap home.
The Lake Lowell Red Cross w,,,
meet each Thursday affernoon u;,h
Mrs. Peters.
Mr.: and Mrs. Jess limerick and Earl
Wardeil motored to Star and Freeze
out hill Sunday.
Mcconnell and Little are moving
their sheep to Emmett.
Homer Jessee of Homedalc was
Lake Lowell visitor Monday.
Rev. c. E. Wharton took dinner
with Mr.. Wright and children last
Sunday.
Mr. Martin and family of Star were
fishers at Lake Lowell, Sunday
Miss Velma Hunter of the Gem
is staying at the Gillen home this
week.
Harry Coon is low line ditch rider
and Alva Peters high line, for the
coming season.
Mrs, w. S. Davis is staying at the
Geo. Vogt home caring for Mrs. Vogt
and new girl
Mrs. DR.. Smith and daughter, Miss
lCdNHSHOlp WIZ HdNC DCCI flSltlHS dt
the G. L. Coon home. returned to their
home in Missouri.
There was no school in Mrs. Reavis
room Tuesday on account of Mrs.
Reavis' daughter being bitten by a
rabid dog. Mrs. Reavis took her
daughter to Boise for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Hampson and
family we're in Maple Grove, Sunday.
visiting Mrs. Hampson's brother, j.
w. Hazen.
The Deer Flat boys are fixing up a
ball ground north of the lake near
the Caldwell Traction line, and are
planning ball game for Sunday.
w. l.. Gibbens and w. F. Gibbens
were guests at the A. Sebree home on
the Boulevard, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbens were in
Sunny Slope Sunday, visiting at the
Houdyshell home.
Cleo Peters was in Riverside few
days the fore part of the week.
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Seth Mills returned home Saturday
from Alaska and Oregon, where he
has been visiting relatives and friends
the past few weeks.
Caleb Antrim recently sold the
Greenleaf store to Mr.. Frank Her
locker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Moon of Deer
Flat were Greenleaf callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Macaninch,
Professor and Mrs. Eli Parsho, Miss
Anna Spann, Miss Clara Whitted, Mrs
Sanders and Miss Marion Morden
were supper guests at the Will Bene-
dict home Friday.
Mrs. Bailey is quite i'll with influ-
enza. She was taken to Caldwell to
the hospital the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Claybaugh and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Neuton Han
son and family attended the Presby.
terian church services at Caldwell
Sunday.
Caleb Antrim sold his home ir
Greenleaf to Mr.. Oliver Reece last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Delhi of Hus'
ton were Sunday visitors at the Neu'
ton Hanson home. The two familie:
were old acquaintance in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Garter and Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Moon were Sunday
guests at the Fred Hoadley home ir
Deer Flat.
Caleb Antrim purchased the Nc
Lain farm in Pleasant Ridge las
week.,
Mrs. Phebe Dimmitt and daughter
Mrs. Ruth Tucker, of Wilder, were
Greenleaf callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Tish, Mr.
Ira Tish and Mr.. and Mrs. Willy
Spencer were Black Canyon visitor!
Sunday.
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A IN lb. daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Gillen on March 25th.
Alva Peters returned home from
overseas Thursday, he having been
discharged from Camp Lewis.
Mr.. Means and family of Star spent
Sunday at the lake.
Mrs Frank Hunter of the Gem dis
trict, who has been staying at the
Gillen home, returned to her home
last Sunday.
J. w. McAdams has purchased a
new Mongul tractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom French of Boise
were Sunday guests of the U. Spear
family.
Rev. C. E. Wharton OF Middleton
was week end visitor in Lake
Mrs. B. w. Sower and children took
an outing to Jump creek Sunday.
Ora Vogt has purchased a new
Ford.
G. c. White and family and NJ ].
Derig and family were visitors in
Lakeview Sunday.
The Reed childrn of Caldwell were
week end visitors at the Gragg home
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Peters and sons
and Miss Irene Blanksma were EN-
NETT visitors last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vogt have
moved into their new house.
Mrs. Emma Sunderland of Boise is
spending few days at the G. C.
White home.
}. +. Sheets and family were Sun
day dinner guests at the E. E. Perry
home in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reed of Dix,
were visiting in Lake Lowell, Sunday
4. the w. J. Walls and Jim Grage
Harold Gibbens has the scarlet
fever
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Mr.. and Mrs. |. M. Peterson and
Mrs Marie Peterson of Nampa, visited
at the Charles Metcalf home Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lee Powell spent Saturday and
Sunday with her daughter. MIS-. F. w.
Jordan.
Miss Marie Karcher was business
visitor in Boise, Wednesday.
H. d. Burnett was a business visi-
tor in Boise, Thursday.
Chris Hildebrand and John Abbott
of La Grande, Ore, visited at the
Peter Allen home, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Riskemire mo-
tored to Bowmont, Sunday, and
visited at the f. w. Wilson home.
Mrs. Lucy Whittle of Boise came
over Thursday and spent the remain
der of the week at the home of her
son. L. A. Whittle. She returned Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gillespie and
Miss Mae Isaacson were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Flood of Nam
pa, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mae Isaacson was a dinner
guest at the home of Mrs. A. K.
Steunenberg in Caldwell, Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Frazier and
daughter, Grace. motored to Boise,
Friday.
Several members of the o. M. Ham
ilton family are sufferingtrom the flu.
Mrs. S. w. Rowland is nursing Mrs.
David Strand who is in critical con-
dition.
Mrs. J. F. Riskemire spent Thurs
day with her sister, Mrs. Emmett Will
son of Bowmont. who was quite i'll.
Mrs. o. M. >Dederky and daughter
Lylis visited Mrs. Fifer of Nampa,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hartenbower
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wyckoff and Mrs
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-04-04
Mrs. O. Shaffer spent Friday

Mrs. o. Shaffer spent Friday in
Caldwell with Mrs. Charlie Gets.
Prof. Edwards, principal of the Mid
way schools has been in quarantine at
the county farm with smallpox for
the last two weeks and half. He
was released this last week.
held the 2lst of April in the school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas were
dinner guests at George Milliner's
Sunday.
J. J. Moore is improving his resi-
dence by building a large porch and
painting the house.
Judge Koelsch of Boise was busi-
ness visitor at the Bales ranch last
week.
Mrs. Will Bodle of Bowmont visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Vassar. Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Convey and
daughter. Ida. spent Sunday at the
ranch.
Mrs. Clarence Sterling of Caldwell
visited the Cook family Monday.
June Phillip of Caldwell moved his
family to the Bales ranch where ne Is
employed.
Mrs. Frank Groves of Middleton
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. Claude Groves.
Velma and Rena Beck spent Sunda,
with the Livesay girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas returned
from Hot Lake last Saturday.
Nee paareon had cevera sickness.
last week caused from poisoning
thought to be in some greens tha
were cooked.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Gordon and sol
Grant spent Sunday at Judge Cor
don's.
Charlie Martin and wife have movet
to Lake Lowell where he has employ
ment.
Mrs. Jim Baker of Caldwell visitet
Mrs. Sheaffer, Sunday.
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who shipped them to Preston, Idaho
1t is very much to be regretted that
there was not larger audience at the
school house Monday afternoon. to
hear Prem Moore of the University
Extension department talk on poultry
husbandry. The few who were pres
ent certainly gained great deal of
information from Mr. Moore's talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Robinson of
Nampa, were Sunday dinner guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Robinson.
Wallace Metcalf left fok the Gem
District, Tuesday, where he expects to
be most of the summer.
Misses Lois and Anna Williams
spent Thursday and Friday nights
with friends in Nampa.
Miss May Brunzell of Nampa, was a
guest of the Misses Cecilia and Leo
more Waters, Sunday.
Mrs. John Clements and Miss Mar
tina Nicholas spent Friday with Mrs.
E. M. Wine of Nampa.
]. F. Riskemire was a capital city
visitor, Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cleaver and son
nanald OF Caldwell, were guests sun
lar Of MIR. and Mrs. G. L. McCormick.
daS Syrs w. E. Goodell returned Friday
sxan Meridian where she had visited
for several days.
w E, Marlin has rented from ~: J.
UN,,nnod W. the tenement known as the
Ko.Hm Eo..;sr building wheIe his family will
80 ~ Will. he is looking Tor a perma-
hent Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Sharpe have
con. born Thursday.
T w lockwood, who moved year
to Minnesota, has returned to
ssI this his home. Mrs. lockwood
MAJ sons are for the present in Boise.
MIR. and Mrs. }. 5. Dewhirst OF Mee
r;dian and Miss Charlotte Dewhirst OF
Annle Valley were weekend guests OF
M and Mrs. w. E. Goodei
Miss Lillian Swatman spent the
week end at her home in New Fly
Emn;ce lockwood has returned
home from stay of three weeks IN
Boise hospital.
mis- Miss Ianette Reese was a guest Sat
,rdaw and Sunday of friend in On
Eunice lockwood spent Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Stella Jurries IN
Frank Soper. who formerly lived in
Roswell died Sunday evening in Cald-
we'll, He was stricken with appendi-
c;t;s while recovering from influenza
Mrs. R. w. Peter. Mrs. Leora Ben
son and Mrs. Frank Galyan were
hostesses Friday to the Ladies AID
society of Sterry Memorial at the
home of Mrs. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stemper and Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Paine were in Caldwell
Saturday where they were called by
the illness of Frank Soper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Paine and MIR. and Mrs
C. H. Aellen were at the same place
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Attn Of
Arena Valley narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury when their car turned tur-
tie as they were coasting down the
hill near K w. Peters Friday even
ing. The car was considerably dam
aged but was run under its own
power down to Roswell.
In the Victory drive" Sunday after
noon, March %, Sterry Memorial
went over the top, the budget being
provided for with over $500 surplus.
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There will be preaching service at
Midway school house at III o'clock
Sunday by, c. A. Williams, and all
those who are desirous of organizing
Sunday school and who will be &C.
lively interested are especially invited
to be present.
Prof. E. A. Edwards. who has been
victim of smallpox for the past three
weeks. was able to resume his school
work Wednesday.
The Midway Red Cross auxiliary
closed its work with the meeting
Tue sday, March rs. The four sewing
machines belonging to the auxiliary
have been sold for the same price as
was paid for them. The money from
the machines and all other money on
hand has been turnd into the Nampa
chapter.
The farm bureau meeting at the
school house Friday night. March Il,
called by ]. S. Hubert for the organi-
cation Of boys and girls club work,
was quite we'll attended. Vocal selec-
tons by Miss Leta Firkins and Mrs.
c, B. Holt were very much enjoyed,
as we'll as the talk by c. B. Holt. re-
Gently returned from the U. 5. service.
Much enthusiasm was shown by the
children in the Midway Pig club, and
other clubs will be organized later.
After the business session a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served, consisting of sandwiches,
cake, doughnuts and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Holt moved
to Caldwell Tuesday, Mr.. Holt being
employed by the U. S. R. 5. near Cald-
we'll.
T. M. Robertson has just returned
from the state of Washington. bring
ing with him herd of 4S registered
Hereford cattle of varying ages. In
the herd is included fine bull that
was purchased for $1,000 when a
yearling. Mr.. Robertson will place
the cattle on his farm at Midway and
keep them as foundation stock for
registered herd. The cattle range in
age from calves to year old cows
Miss Edith Clements. teacher of
the intermediate department, has been
suffering several days with slight
attack Of appendicitis. Mrs, Florence
Apply OF Nampa substituted for her
Monday and Tuesday.
]. Shrake sold his cows and milking
machine last week to NJ, {. Workman
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-04-04

Smeed of Caldwell were visitors at
the L. A. Whittle home, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. o. Haines and daughter
Dorothy and Vera, visited friends in
Wilder. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Trimm who re-
Gently arrived from Ord, Neb., have
rented the house known as the Hoyt
property on the Boulevard. and are
moving into their new home this
week.
E, L. Collins is having we'll drilled
on his property.
Mrs. George Karcher was a Cald-
we'll visitor Wednesday.
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Prem Moore of the Extension De-
partment of the University at Mos
COW, gave a very interesting talk
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Dille's on
poultry breeding. housing and care
Mr.. and Mrs, Brinkley have stored
their goods and gone to Caldwell to
stay a few weeks before leaving for
Virginia TO visit relatives.
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For Bilious Troubles.

For Bilious Troubles.
To promote healthy action of the
liver and correct the disorders caused
by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tablets
are excellent. Try them and see how
quickly they give you a relish for
your food and Danish that dull and
stupid feeling.-Adv.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-04-04

c. T. Hawkes. was business visitor
in Arena Valley, Monday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-17
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING AND
DYING

High prices affect the cost of dy-
ing us they do of living. In SOME
quarters crusadcs against those re-
sponsiblc for the, high cost of dying
Lave been suggested. jewish coll on
temporary, in referring to this pheno-
iucnon. puts it that such orercliarsing
is more especially true among Ortiz
odox Jews" and reasons tliusly.: s.
They lOrthodox Jcwsl are far
from. scrupulous in regard to tile
charges which they make in the case
# the dead. Sometimes the men in
tie employ Of tile orthodox congre-
cations are guilty of making over
charges They make chlrgcs for all
sorts of permits. for permits to havr
another Rabbi but the Rabbi of their
own Synagog officiatG at the funeral
for permits TO enter the cemetery, Tor
permits to open the grave and FOR
what not: And when YOU come to
the cemeteries tile harpics. are stiill
at work. There are the Migrants and
bcegars with their little boxes. sliak-
ing them in your face and simply fore
ing you to drop yonr coin into into the
box with its Biblical declaration,
Charity delivers from dcath.
In Boston, we believe, the use OF
this means of puupcrizrs is being
miuimizsl considerably rnr,I the ef-
forts of our Federated Jewish 'Chari-
tics. Where it i. still prnctilced =
should he discouraged auu wiped on,
regardless TO the current high or low
cost of living. There is no room ON for u y
in a sclf-rcspccting jewish colnin''i'-
jty. nywhcrc-Jcwish Adrocutc.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-17

Admirers of Nahum Sokolow are
being asked to contribute literally 10
wards a collective inscription uf the
scxugenari;,n in the Golden Book, tins
Icing the, Goth or Jubilee year OF inc
famous Zionist Sokolow has devoted
himself to tie national education "t
lie Jewish masses in the East AND to
Tie revival Of Hebrew language ana
literature.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-17

Miss Bcrnicc Guggenlicln is one oil
ten young ladies invited by the, Ccu,i-
ty Council Of Defense IL take Easter
Iuskcts. fruits and inasazincs to the
boys 1T the Iecupcration Camp. Miss
Guggcnfciln is also Oh n committee ap-,
pointcd by that organization TO visit
the camp weekly
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-17

MIR. Ed. Cohen has returned from n
"trip to Mineral Wells, Texas, much
improved.
Ms. Wm. Klein is, the hostess "
;,n elaborate luncheon Mt her home
Friday.
Mrs. Ira Rothgerbcr left for the
Last last week
Mrs. A. Rosenberg spent last week
at the Buoldcr Sanatorium rcsting.
Mrs. Edward Monash has returned
from.a visit to relatives in Arkansas
and Illinois.
Miss Louise Rosenstock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Rosenstock and
Peter Klein of Bridgeport, Conn, were
married Sunday evening at the Met
ropolc hotel in the presence Of the
immediate relatives of the couple. DR..
Vim. s. Friedman read .the marriage
service.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-17

Make good your W. S. S. pledge.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-17

Belfast 1000 children arc run
hing wild" and dcfying school attcn-
duuce officers. Ali existing schouis
are filled up,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-17

re (Al, contributions for this column must
reach this office l,y l. O'Clock Tuesday3 J.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-26
Intruder in Brooklyn
Home Shot 20 Death
Steamship Watchman Says Life
Was Threatened When He
Used Revolver

Peter Leadbetter was shot and killed
last night by Francis j. Brown at the
entrance to Browns home, 1874 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn. Brown. who was
locked up in the Liberty Avenue police
station, said he believed his life and
the lives of his wife and adopted
daughter were endangered when he
fired. His wife and daughter expressed
the same opinion.
Leadbetter was sixtv-t three years old
and lived at 393 Crescent Street, Brook
lyn. Formerly he boarded with the
Browns. He left, according to the
story the police got because he made
himself obnoxious to Mrs. Brown. but
frequently returned and threatened to
"get even"
Brown said Leadbetter had a knife
in his hand and the door partly omen
when he and his wife managed to hold
1T against him. They could not close
1t, however, and Brown said he got his
revolver and fired. Brown is emploved
by a steamship company as a watch
man.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-26
CITATION

THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
THE GRACE OF GOD. FREE AND N
DEPENDENT To Lutelia Marie Brua-
tour. Jules Z Brulatour Thomas Brus'
tour. Jr.. Henry L. Rrulatonr. BENJAMIN
A. Brulatour Olga E l'rutatour. tho helIs
and next of kin of Ernest Jsnys- Dc
WHEREAS. Robert Grier Monroe. who
resides st No q Eas slst street. boi'
ough Of Manhattan. the Crr Of New YORK.
has lately applied to the Surrog gstes' Court
of our County Of New Yrrk. to have
certain instrument in writing bearing
date the 18th day Of August. 1915. re-
lating 10 both real and personal property
duly proved as the last viii and teai@, ',s.
ment of Ernest Janvier de Brulafour. %ho
was al the time OF his death resident
of the City Of Paris. France. deceased.
WHEREFORE. You and each ot you
are cited to show cause before the surrD-
gates Court of our County Of New YORK
at the Hall of Records. in the County OF
New York. on the 18th day Of June, eng
thousand nine hundred aud nineteen. a.
half past ten o'clock in the forenoon ol
should not be admitted to probate as 3
will Of real and personar property.
IN TESTIMONY WHER EOF. We nave
caused the seal of the Surrogates Couf.
of tho said County or New York 10 %
hereunto affixed.
WITNESS. Honorable John P Cohslan,
a Surrogate of our said County of Neg
in the year Of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen
DANIEL !. DOWDNET,
IL. s Clerk OF the SUrrog ates Couf',
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys 'os
Petitioner. > Rector street. New forA
New-York tribune., 1919-05-26
General Strike Called
BY Calgary Workers
Winnipeg Employees Ordered
Back to Jobs ON Pain
of Losing Them

CALGARY. Alberta, May 25.--The
union workers of Calgary day called
a general strike. to begin at II o'clock
tomorrow morning, in sympathy with
the Winnipeg walk-out, which has
been in progress for more than week.
At Edmonton also the unions voted
to for strike, effective tomorrow
WINNIPEG, Man, May 25.-Mayor
Charles f. Gray to-day called meet
ing of the Winnipeg City Council fos
tomorrow. when action will be taken
on the proposed ultimatum to the strik-
ing municipal employees, setting date
for their return to their jobs on pain
of dismissal from the city's service.
Federal officials have announced that
unless members of the Winnipeg Postal
Workers Union return to work by
noon tomorrow they will be dismissed
from the service. The striking tele-
phone workers are considering a sim
liar notice which was served on them
by Premier T. c. Norris, of Manitoba.
The postal clerks and railway mail
clerks will meet tomorrow morning to
decide on what action they will take.
Sixty postal workers, at a minority
to-day, announced that they
would return to work tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-26
Irish-Americans Cheer
O'Leary for 20 Minutes
Former Editor of sSBull' De-
clares failing Of Reds" Only
Spreads Anarchy

Irish Americans who filled the Lex
lngton Opera House last night at the
reception given in honor of Jeremiah
A. OLeary. former editor of Bull "
by the Joint Committee of Irish Socie-
ties of New York, cheered for twenty
minutes when the object of their admi-
ration stepped forward and started his
speech.
Before this they had Kissed each
me-ton of England and LLOYD George
and had given De Valera's name a
demonstration only second to that they
rendered OLeary in person.
OLeary, after thanking the Jurors
who heard his trial and praising the
ncorruptibility of American courts. de-
scrlbed at length the events transpir
ing between his arrest in Washington.
"a fugitive from justice,' and the con-
clusion of his second trial
He was especially bitter in his pro-
test against the espionage law.
AS one who has had experience" he
SAID. II maintain that the men who are
sending Bolshevists to Jail for sedtion
and disorderly conduct are doing more
to spread anarchy and discomfort than
the agents of Lenne and Trotzkv ever
could spread in America"
Others who spoke were John d.
Moore, chairman; Peter Golden. the
Rev. John H. Dooley, of Corpus Christi
Church; John Gill and Liam Mellows.