The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-15
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For Canyon county, potato is kins

Mrs. Ed Meek has gone to Portland
for a months visit.
L. A. Harmon, successor to Tom
Poole Drug Co. Caldwell, Phone SO.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Sill
baugh, Friday morning, daughter.
| 0. w. Worthwine of Boise was a
business visitor in the city Taes iaJ.
Mrs. Artie Griffiths filed suit in the
district court asking a divorce from
William Griffiths.
Miss Audrey Robinson submitted to
a slight operation Wednesday at the
local hospital.
Miss Frances Rice returned Satur-
day from Portland where she has been
spending the summer.
| Miss Ray Sturdevant will arrive
Saturday from Tacoma, to visit her
sister Mrs. w. H. fuller
| Mrs. f. H. Murphy and daughter OF
Payette visited Paul Murphy and
family Monday of this week.
| A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to Edgar F. Barr and Miss
| Nellie West, both of Caldwell
Mrs. A. F. Saplding who is at the
Steensland hospital suffering from
fractured hip is improving rapidly.
i c. f. Wyckoff Monday took posses
sion of the Grimmett Auto company
garage for which he closed deal Sat
! urday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Westrope motorcd
, down from Boise, Sunday to call on
friends.
Mrs. Shelley of Sunny Slope who
has been confined to the hospital as
result of blood poisoning, is able to
be out.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Parker are
home after spending sometime in the
, hills on vacation. They returned
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Clemens of
Boise spent the week end in Caldwell
: visiting their son, A. E. Clemens and
family.
Frank Herlocker of Greenleaf is
the owner of a new Hupmobile, re-
puted the first to be possessed in that
; section.
The Woman's Christian TERI per-
ance Union will meet Friday, August
: IS, at 2:3O, with Mrs w. S. Hawkes.,
: 1lO7 Main.
t r. H. Musser, assistant county
e agent leader from the University OF
t Idaho extension division was in Cald-
: we'll Tuesday. 49,
Three American lawyers are going
e to defend Wilhelm, it is understood
4 Which should insure the Kaiser being
f sent to the gallows.
Miss Margaret Nichol attended
the Presbyterian conference at Belle
d vue last week. Shehas been spending
d the summer at Finney hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houts and
daughter, Lillian, arrived last Thurs.
!. day from Oswattomie, Kansas. They
{ will spend some time here visiting.
= Dr. George Bishop left Tuesday
! afternoon for a few days trip to En-
= NETT, Payette and Weiser on bushes:
. connected with hog cholera investig
ton.
Charles Gains of Meridian and w
B. Tucker, Ada county agent, were il
Caldwell Tuesday on business con
nected with the recent cooperative
u lamb pool.
! Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Magee arrived
= in Caldwell recently from Parsons
Kansas, and expect to make this city
their permanent home. Mr.. Magee is
!; employed at Laughlin's jewelry store
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Corbin anc
family motored to Portland Sunda,
{ where they will spend about three
n weeks. Mr.. Corbin is member o
u the local fire department.
~ At the request of the commanding
:, . general at Camp Lewis the Salvation
g Army is building and operating 1870
y room hotel at the camp for the &C
. commodation of visitors.
DR.. J. M. Condor was among Idaho
veterinarians r.med by the Unitrt
If State bureau of animal industry Il
make tuberculosis tests of cattle prio
D, to being sent on interstate shipments
Fl Margaret Knowlton, Katheryl
Il Sayles, Margaret Fortune and Helel
\ Knowlton made up a party who lief
last Saturday for Payette Lakes wher
they will spend a two weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewey an,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Tucker of Bois
returned Tuesday after spending
A days above Guyer Hot Springs nca
Ketchum. Mr. Dewey reports ex
n cellent fishing in that section.
DR.. w. A. Sullivan of Twin Falls
h Inspector in charge of Idaho hol
Y cholera work. was in Caldwell con
\ ferring with DR.. George Bishop OF
q local work.
4 Increase in the city water rates fror
Is to rs cents per cubic feet has bee
] suggested as a means of increasing tn
- cit yrevenuc. 1t is proposed also t
increase the minimum rate from 81 t
$l.25.
Miss Edna Black left Tuesday 70
Portland accompanied by her parent.
Mr., and Mrs. c. A. Black. Mr.. an
Mrs. Black will remain in Portlan
with their daughter to take medica
treatment. Miss Black expects to re
turn Sunday
Mis- Victor l.. Holt of Portland
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