The Caldwell tribune., 1919-04-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Wooley's Livery. 'h
Nj r Coffee at Flynn's Grocery.
oer cent money to loan., A: !:
Myers. -;
for Saturday.
~ Money to loan at ? per cent. A. L.
Murphy.--Adv.
Mrs T. C. Thrailkill was Boise
v;sitor Wednesday
W. Brown of Nampa was Cald-
well visitor Saturday
daughter was born Friday to Mr.
,nd Mrs. Austin Heath.
Mrs. H. H. Jones and Mrs. E. Boone
uere Boise visitors Saturday.
WI Schnabel was in the city from
.hs Jordan Valley country the last of
the week
n Musser, former Canyon coun
A., AGENT was in the city from Boise
Saturday.
IL H. Lowell was at Boise Friday
looking after matters of the Gem lrri-
cation District.
Attorney G. w. Lamson of Nampa,
noe At Caldwell Saturday looking after
the legal interests of clients.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Holt returned
home Saturday; Mrs. Holt from Salt
lake City; Mr. Holt from Toledo,
New York and Washington.
Attorney w. A. Stone was at Boise
Saturday attending to professional
business, and while there visited Mrs
Stone who is at Boise hospital re-
ceiying medical attention. Mrs. Stone
Is getting along very nicely.
Pals first and always-such was the
oact between two men, did it last?
TThe NAV "Pals First" shown at the
Runealow theatre with Harold Lock-
wood as the star, will show you the
true worth of friendship. Friday,
April 18th.
Mrs. F. M. Cole is in receipt of word
from DR.. Cole that he is en- route
home. DR.. Cole was aboard the
American" and sent word by wire
less to New York thence by wire. DR..
Cole should be at home within the
next few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Madden received
a telegram Saturday from their son,
Ned, that he had arrived safely at Bos-
ton from overseas. Young Madden
saw hard service having transferred
from the Second Idaho to New Eng
land outfit He was in the hardest
fighting in which the American troops
engaged.
c. A. Strong Of New Plymouth has
been appointed county commissioner
Of Payette county Mr. Strong is well
known in Caldwell. He was one time
the Republican nominee for county
treasurer of Canyon county. He is a
good, levelheaded man of affairs and
will make Payette county a splendid
commissioner.
A number of Caldwell Odd Fellows
attended the district meeting of the
order at Wilder, Friday evening
They were: Presley F. Horne, A. E
Gipson, T. S. Jackson, T. E. Buckner
VIM. Jackman, H. E. Wallace, DIR. A
F. Isham, John Steunenberg, Viii
Steunenberg, H. D. Hanna, T. c
Nichols, ]. E. Miller, H. NJ Steetle.
F. M. Breshears, new head of the
state constabulary, states that the new
administration is now getting in work
ing order. The cabinet members have
been appointed and in most instance.
have secured and organized thei
staffs Up until this time the admins
tration has contented itself with rou
tine business pending the change t.
the commission form of government.
Carl Gamble who has been operato
at The Tribune during the past thre'
years has accepted position at Nam
pa on the new Nampa daily. MI
Gamble went to Nampa Monday. Mrs
Gamble and children will make thei
home in Caldwell for the present
During the past three years or NOR
Mr.. Gamble has rendered the Tribun
faithful and competent service i
every respect and we lose him wit
regret
:. Smoked Bacon 35c per pound a
Flynn's Grocery.