The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-04-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Wooleys Livery. 57tf
per cent money to loan a. !:
Myers. 5-Lstf
DR.. A. F. Isham was a visitor at
Boise Monday.
Money to loan at per cent A l.
Murphy-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wyckoff were
Boise visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Anderson, Nampa attorney.
was Caldwell visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Welsh were in
the city from the Big Bend Saturday
Probate Judge S. Ben Dunlap at
tended the flying circus at Boise Sat
urday.
Mrs. Glass. came in from Wilder
Monday. She has recently returned
from the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Kingsbury were
among the scores who attended the
aerial exhibition at Boise Saturday
Mr.. O'Conner, of the Nampa firm
of O'Conner & Anderson, attorneys,
visited the court house Saturday on
business.
S. Lanning commenced work Mon
day on 7-room residence. bungalow
type, IN the College Heights addition.
1t will be modern cottage in every
respect
County Agricultural Agent George
H. Dewey was at Parma Friday even
ing organizing that community for
the county farm bureau Mr.. Dewey
reports large and interesting meet
ing of farmers
Mrs. F. E. Springer entertained the
College Clan at her home at 1702
Cleveland boulevard, Saturday after
noon at an Easter Kensington- Spring
flowers were used for decorations
and delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. About IA members were present
Bert G. Skidmore and family have
returned to Caldwell and will locate
here again. Mr.. Skidmore and family
returned to Illinois about a year age
with the purpose of settling there. A
year was enough and they are back ir
Caldwell.
An unknown Ford driven by a wo-
man co1lided with a car owned by D
]. Vanderbilt which was parked a.
the curb in front of the Tribune OF
flee Monday with sufficient force tc
wreck the bumper of the Vanderwil
car Apparently no other damage wa:
done to either car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Mr.. Jane.
Wilkins and Miss Alice Wilkins have
purchased a confectionery store anc
ice cream parlor at Nampa. They ex
pect to take charge the first of The
month They are all experienced In
that line, and will, undoubtedly. make
a great success of their new bushes.
venture.
o. H. Barber, newly appointed state
commissioner of immigration, labor
and statistics, was in the city from
Boise Friday getting in touch witt
the Commercial Club and looking
over local conditions generally Mr.
Barber is former state game commits
sioner; is the publisher of th'
American Falls Press; and is wei
known throughout the state.
A large number of people from
Caldwell and vicinity attended tn,
flying circus at Boise Saturday. II
spite of the large number who motor
ed up the crowd taxed the capacity o
the electric cars to the limit. A mum
Der of special cars were run but haC
trouble in handling the crowd. Ev
eryone felt amply repaid for their tril
by the exhibition given by the airmen
Lee Turner of the marines. who i
in the city visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Turner, is still suf
fering from the effects of a gas at
tack he suffered, but is we'll on tn,
road to recovery. He will report a
the naval hospital at Bremerton
Wash, early in May. Mr. Turne
saw some of the hard fighting OF tn
war. The night he suffered the ga
attack also witnessed the practica
extinction Of his company as only l.
men reported present in the morning
He states he was "rarin to get owe
and rarin to get back"