The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-09-19

| John G. Rice, supreme court justice
was in Caldwell Tuesday on business
Mrs. Alice Frost, whose present
home is in California, was in Caldwell
visiting friends early in the week.
For individuality in hats visit the
Elite Shop, o08 Main.
The Elite Shop, o08 Main, is the
home of good looking hats.
Ali styles and colors in Tams with
no two alike, at the Elite Shop, COS
Main.
Ned Madden, Arthur Shelton and
| James Jackson returned this week
from Nevada where they have been
employed for about month on real
! estate venture. They purchased some
railroad land in that state.
John Baker, chief of police, returned
Saturday after spending 10 days vaca-
| ton on Succor creek. He reports fair
fishing and plenty of sage hens. A
multitude of California quail await the
fall hunting season in that district, &C
cording to Mr.. Baker.
James Ross and Mr.. S. M. HURT
returned overland from California
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Ross will dis
pose OF his property here and re-
turn shortly to California to rejoin his
family where they will make their flu
ture permanent home.
Messrs. I. H. Thompson and R. H.
Clark arrived from Twin Falls the
latter part of the week to take over
the Boyes Hardware company busi-
ness which they purchased. The store
was closed Saturday and Monday to
take an inventory but Tuesday morn
ing, the doors were reopened for bust
ness.
Mrs. Lillian Lanktree of Emm EFT.
state president Of the Rebekah lodge.
was the guest of the local chapter
Tuesday evening. Following a bust
ness meeting, members Of the Odd
Fellows local lodge No. TO- were
called in for the remainder of the
evening. Light refreshments, consist
ing of ice cream and cake, were served.
Do you believe in the unusual
that anything might happen in this
most exciting world? If you do you
will enjoy the strangest of adventures
which happened to red-blooded
young American in "The Great Ro-
nance" the Harold Lockwood mas
terpiece which will be shown at the
Bungalow theatre.
Jess Froman spent the weed end
here as the guest of his brother, Geo.
Froman. Monday he returned to his
home at Harper. This was Mr.. Fro
mans first visit here in five years and
he expressed much surprise at the
rapidity of the development of Cald-
well and the neighborir country.
Andre Battery station will occupy
the east end of the double building
now being completed by the c. E.
Sifbaugh company for DR.. ]. w. Cue.
They will move into their new quart
ers some time in the near future.
/ Jarret Burris who has been en-
ployed by the state highway depart
ment OF Boise. returned to Caldwell
Sunday evening to enter the College
Of Idaho. He Is the treasurer of the
local branch of the American Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Davis left last
week end for Portland where they will
spend short time before going to
California where they expect to spend
the winter visiting relatives of Mr..
Davis. Mr.. Davis was the former edi-
tor of The Tribune. He did not an
nounce future business plans before
leaving but it is believed that he will
go back into some form of journalistic
work.
Ed Meek. Frank Mumford. H, r.
Clcaver and Judge D., D. Harger re-
turned from Burnley last Friday even
ing after attending the Grand Lodge
convention of Idaho Masons held
there earlier in the week. They are
unanimous in praising the develop
ment of that section and the indica-
tons of prosperity in the various cities
there.