The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
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WILDER NOTES

Harry thompson, VINO served win
the A. f. F. in France, has arrived
in Wilder.
Frank White landed from overseas
July 2lst at Newport News, R. l., and
arrived home Sunday.
G. H. Kahn has accepted position
as local agent for the Parma Elevator
Co. He has set up portable elevator
on Fouth street near the side track.
w. S. Rowland is enjoying visit
from his sister from Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HASTE of
Second street are enjoying a ten days
outing at Caldwell, Boise and other
points.
Mrs. A. B. Boeck and daughter,
Dorothy, who have been visiting in
Boise, have returned home.
Some of the young people of the
community enjoyed social dance at
the l. o. o. F. hall on last Thursday
evening.
H. H. Bates has purchased 40 acre
ranch near Nampa. Ward Humes
bought his 20 acre ranch northeast of
Wilder; consideration $4,000.
Day =, Lloyd recently, received a
of Wilder, in which he expresses his
L
Washington as follows: "Have seen
back to Maho. | wouldn't give much
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hurst and
Harlan Weeks are enjoying an outing
at Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Karn Jr., are the
happy hap. parents OF baby girl born
Mrs. Ambrose Patterson of this city
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paine
of Roswell, and Mrs. Jesse Soper OF
Caldwell, are visiting a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Paine at Twin Falls.
Helen and Florence Patten OF
Weiser are the guests of Miss Helen
w. w. Bates has fully recovered
from his recent attack of smallpox
Miss Mccormick, national speaker
for the w. c. T. u, delivered an ex-
cellent lecture at the M. E. church on
last Thursday evening. Miss McCor-
mick's lecture was on the reconstruc-
ton work in which the w. c. T. U. is
now engaged. The crowd was small
as there were several other meetings
the same evening, but those present
enjoyed rare treat as Miss McCor-
mick is one of the brightest lay lectur-
ers On the platform today.
Bigger, Better Wilder" was the
subject of the morning sermon
preached by Rev. A. w. Hartsorg oil
the M. F. church. 1t was an excellent
sermon preached to large and APP
preciative audience. Naming the
Streets" was the subject of the even
ing sermon, and it was applied to the
different steps necessary in receiving
Christ and living a Christian life.
Following out the instructions Of
w. H. Taylor, chief clerk of the mail
department, Wilder has been receiving
mail by electric car service from Cald
we'll since August LIST. We will now
receive the morning mail on Caldwell
Traction company c. P. train II
which arrives in Wilder at 7:45 a. m
The days mail will be sent to Cald.
we'll on Caldwell Traction company
train 20. which leaves Wilder at 6:3(
p. m, and arrives at Caldwell at 6:5(
p. m. This is certainly good news tc
the patrons of the Wilder postoffice
Rev. A. w. Hartsorg was a Sunday
dinner guest at the w. w. Kreidal
home.
The Fred Walker family have
moved into the Olson property or
Second street.
DR.. A. B. Boeck has purchased o.
J. H. Mitchell his residence propert,
north of the First National bank, anc
will open up an office in this building
G. Bigger, - has a jewelry shot
in the Wilder barber shop, has pur
chased the Mckay Cafe. Mr.. Briggel
formerly conducted a cafe at Parma
and understands the business and will
enjoy a good trade.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Moore spen
Sunday at the Rev. W. H. Hertzos
home in Po;se.
Rev. w. H. Hertzog and family o
Boise and their guests, Miss Ida Omer
of lola. Kansas, and Mrs. Maud Rash
er and son of Abline. Kansas, spen
Monday at Wilder, and motored ovel
to the Roswell and Parma country
Mrs. Maud Rasher is a sister of Rev
w. H. Hertzog.
d. H. Law was business visitor a
Supnyside on Monday.
Work of excavating for, the new
brick garage is going on. 1t will b,
located back of the new Grand theatre
Mr.. Rhoads. the proprietor, expects t.
have his garage open for business a
very early date.
John Beall was elected delegate tc
the district conference of the the NJ E
church to be held at Weiser, Angus
18th. D. H. Law was elected as ar
alternate.
1t is estimated that over 500 people
attended the opening OF the Crane
theatre on Monday evening. August
The Grand theatre Is fine big bricl
building, fire proof throughout, gooe
ventilation. comfortable seats, cit,
water and toilet in building. Coco
music was furnished by Mrs E. C
Lee and Mr.. Louis Hudson. The open
ing entertainment was fine and Mr.