The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-03-28

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Smoked Bacon Csc per pound at
Flynn's Grocery.
i J. Ed Miller was business visitor
at Boise Friday last.
Devid Lesley who has been quite
sick with tonsilitis is now fully re-
covered.
Our line of garden seeds are most
complete. We have them in bulk and
package. Flynn's Grocery.
Frank E. Trotter, publisher OF the
Homedale Empire Press, was BUSH
ness visitor in Caldwell Friday.
| A marriage license was issued
March Goth to Herman L. Keller and
Elizabeth c. Garrecht, both of Boise.
Orrie Guerin, one of the Caldwell
men who recently returned from
France. left this week for Pocatello.
Mr.. Gurein returns to work for the
Oregon Short Line.
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. Z-ZStf
Attorney w. A. Stone returned the
last of last week from Salt Lake City
where he had been for three weeks
looking after legal business for Utah
clients of the firm of Stone & Jackson
Lawrence Wallace, son of Judge and
Mrs H. E. Wallace, returned Thurs
day of last week from a Virginia
training camp where he had been for
several months Mr.. Wallace like all
the other boys expresses himself as
glad to be home again,
E. G. Watson was released from the
county jail Friday last after having
served 3e-day sentence for passing
worthless checks. He was at once
larrested by the sheriff of Bannock
charge. He was taken TO Pocatello to
await trial
John Black, Saturday, began pro-
ceedings against Bert Black. admins
traitor OF the estate of William Black.
for the collection of $3.50 and inter
est at 6 per cent since September 10,
1916, an said to be due on a promis-
sory note. The defendant filed de-
murrer Saturday alleging insufficient
grounds for action
The funeral of Jasper RAIDER was
held Sunday Interment was at Can
lyon Hill cemetery. Mr.. RAIDER died at
Rendleton, Oregon, March 10Th, at
which place he had lived the past two
years. He was former resident of
Caldwell having made his home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Bordenhamer
! when they lived in this city.
William Rogers filed suit Monday in
| the district court for the collection of
two notes, each for $500, from Asa
Ogle and Eva Ogle. The notes are
alleged to have ben dated February q,
1915, the first to mature in nine
months and the second in 20 months.
Each bore interest at per cent and
$500, with interest, is asked for in the
complaint.
!. G. H. Wood of Eugene, Oregon,
has decided to locate permanently at
Caldwell Mr.. Wood came here Fri
day of last week to visit his daughter,
Mrs. James Claybaugh of Deer Flat
1t did not take him long to decide that
this section of the Boise Valley of
fered opportunities for investment and
development far superior to anything
at Eugene.
Clarence Hill was at Parma Friday
evening to attend a reception given by
the people of Parma in honor Of the
returning soldiers. Mayor F. ].
Wamsley made short address of
welcome. Other we'll known Parma
business and professional men also
. made talks. A banquet was served at
the Odd Fellows hall. Mr.. Hill
states that the occasion was made
. most agreeable in every respect.
Miss Erma Scott received tele-
gram Monday morning from her
brother. Claude Scott, to the effect
that he had just arrived at the en-
barkation hospital, at Newport News,
Va. While overseas he had his leg
injured so seriously that amputation
was necessary. He expects shortly
, to be sent to the Walter Reid hospital
3 at Washington. D. c. He was a for
mer member Of company G of the
Second Idaho.
Myrtle Bechtel was granted d.
vorce from Benjamin Bechtel by
, Judge Ed L. Bryan Monday morning
on the grounds of desertion. Mrs.
Bechtel. who makes her home in Cald-
) well, was given the custody of two
minor children and $50 alimony per
month for their support. Mr.. Bechtel.
who was formerly clerk in one of
,, the drug stores here, left several years
ago. now lives at Nampa. He made
no effort to fight the proceedings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Pennington en-
tertained at dinner Sunday in honor
of their son, Corporal Ernest E. Pen
nington who has just returned from
France Music was the form of en-
tertainment in the forenoon while the
afternoon was spent in auto riding.
There were 20 guests present The
out of town guests were Robert Viii
SON of Walla Walla. Wash, Misses
Iva and Grace Pounds of Ontario.
Oregon. A splendid dinner was