The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-14
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far1S ana f1olgate can handle.
Charles Rutter returned the last of
the week from Kentucky where he
has spent the last awe months visiting
relatives.
A hundred dollar liberty bond buys
hundred dollar diamond at Laugh
Inns Jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Shiplev of Ne
braska arrived the last of the week
to visit their daughter. Mrs. c. F..
Burke
Faris and Holgate pay highest top
prices for turkeys.
George Ackley. o. R. Ackley and
H. R. Ackley left Sunday to attend
the Masonic lodge at Boise and take
thirty-second degree work.
Mr. and Mrs. O., H. Sovereign and
SON returned Sunday evening from
Fruitland, where they spent the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown ar
rived Sunday from North Dakota to
visit Mrs Browns daughter. Mrs.
Fred Cook.
Don't annoy the telephone girls for
the time; buy a clock at Laughlin's
Jewelry store.
w. E. Lemaster, who has been con-
fined to his home on Blaine street the
last 10 days with an attack of appen-
dicitis has recovered.
l. c. Benson was awarded $50 in his
trespass case against E. ~ Corey
in which he charged that Correy's
turkeys had devoured hay and grain
to that value by foraging on his fields.
Suit was brought for the recovery of
$l00 damages, 500 punitive damages
and costs.
For Kryptok glasses go to Laugh
lin Optical Co.
Friday afternoon the P. T. A. at
Marble Front will hold a meeting at
the community school house. Mrs.
T. G. Pearson will give talk on the
success of her canning clubs and ar
engagements will be perfected for the
winter program of the P. T. A. ac-
tivities. 3
M. T. Hansbrough of Homedale and
Clara Lapp OF Krtend, Washington,
were issued marriage license here
Monday.
At an informal meeting of the Cald-
well ministers held Monday, the de-
cision was reached to hold union
Thanksgiving service Nov ~ at the
Baptist church. The Rev. Francis,
Cook of the Christian church will mae
the address of the evening. He was
selected because of the fact that he is.
the Oldest minister in Caldwell from
the point of service. The services will
begin at 7:30 p. m.
Special for Saturday and Monday.
Traders Day, "a off on all trimmed
hats. M. E. GiIgan Sarchet. Below
Saratoga Hotel.
Justice D. d. Harger married Roy
1: Whittig and Thelma o. Biggs Of
Pleasant Ridge/last Monday after
noon.
Middle aged lady for
general house work. Apply 1904 Dear
born st H-14-c
Permits were issued this week for
the g. E. Silbaugh and Canyon Alb
stract company buildings being cree
ted on Kimball avenue.
R. H. Musser and E. Fl. Rhinehart
OF the University of Idaho extension
department were in Caldwell Wednes-
day on farm bureau business.
JySSPh JOfu3 d swiss, w eQneSQay
appiled at the Canyon county record ]
ser's office for final naturalization
papers. Mr.. John came to America
in 1910 on the steamer Florida
The jury in the district court
Wednesday brought in verdict for
the defendant in the case of Cupples
Mercantile company VS.. Mike Zupan.
Suit was brought to recover Sl02l al |
legged due the plaintiff
Following the opening of trial in the
district court Wednesday afternoon
the case of 0. M. Kaley vs. Arthur
Randolph was postponed until Thurs
day morning at o'clock. Suit n
brought by, plaintiff to collect on GER
tain alleged unfillment of contract on
the part of the defendant in eonnec.
ton with the lease of ranch.
J. G. Frizzelle was issued permit /
Monday for small building in the
Deyers addition which will cost about
II. J. Mcneil has the contract for
the erection of modern five room
bungalow which Fred Mitchell is
having erected in the Washington
Heights addition at cost of $500.
E; w. Davis, who has had charge
OF the construction work at the high
school, left Wednesday morning for n
his home in Twin Falls.
Mrs Mary Holgate left Wednesday
evening for California, where she will
spend the winter.
The Fireman's Ball given Armistice,
LAY night was quite generally at
tended. Tickets totalling $3.50 were
sold and expenses were about $50
thus netting the fire department a |
neat profit on their social venture.
). Fred Crete is building modern :
i've room bungalow .on Arthur street /,
ma IWeifth avenue. 1t will Cost
,sOR SALE-Dining room suite at
'23 Chicago ST. 11.14er
DR.. M. Nichter at Sixth and Arthur
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