The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs c. G. Baker entertained Satur-
day afternoon.
Money to loan at 7 per cent. A. l..
Murphy.-Adv.
wrist Watches at Laughlin's
1eweIry Store.-Adv.
NJ. and Mrs. John G. Flynn were
po;sc visitors Friday. last.
Nee A. L. Chenoworth was the
orest of Boise friends Saturday.
Attorney T. S. Jackson was at
wanna Saturday looking after legal
business.
Former Senator K. |: Perky OF
Roise transacted business in the city
Saturday
NJ, and Mrs. Floyd Dutton of Nam
,,.src quests of DIR. and Mrs. f. E.
button, Sunday,
While the roads are so bad--a good
...,,o ~ have your tires half-soled
Service Tire Co.
Attorney w. A. Stone is at Sal,
lake City this week looking after
professional business.
Srecial sale on soaps. Traders Day
March 3rd. See windows. Botkin,
low Drug Company.-Adv.
Noble C. Dixon's name appeared in
the casualty list published Sunday as
wounded, degree undetermined.
suit for divorce has been filed in
.be district court by Clarence Green.
street against Emma Grenstreet.
Iohn G. FLYNN, who had hard tus.
Gle with the flue after his return, is
now able to be around again but still
very weak
Or A. w. Heitler is a new conner to
Caldwell. He is dentist by profes
sion and has his offices in the FRS
National Bank building.
c. A. Hanson, who suffered Sc
we're attack Of pneumonia. has full,
recovered and returned to his work a
Cakes Bros, this week.
The Caldwell Home Building Asso
citation will pay cash for residence lot
Write us at Box 1913. giving local do
scription and best cash price 2-28t
County Assessor and Mrs. Geo. w
Oylear and daughter, Miss Gertrude
have returned from Moscow wher'
they were called by the death Of Mr.
Oylear's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Russell left TIL
latter part Of last week for Californi
where they will spend some time visit
ing. They NAV possibly locate some
where in California.
J. B. Gowen returned FRIDAY from
North 1.oup, Nebraska. where he wa
called by the death of his brother. w
F. Gowen, who had been in poo
health for long time.
Emil Fuher and family leave toda
for Molalla. Oregon, where they vii
locate permanently. Mr. Fuher ha
purchased farm at Molalla. He ha
been one Of our substantial citizens.
Nicholas New Of Boise has been ap
pointed court reporter of the Sevent
Judicial District. He succeeds Nj
Gilbert Shelby who resigned MI
Shelby has been the reporter of thi
district since it was created.
Ezra Bcknell arrived home thi
week. Mr. Bicknell was in the servic
overseas and is one of the first Cald
well men to get home He is lookin
fine and says the experience on tn
whole was enjoyable and we'll wort
while.
George Dewey, county agriculture
agent and Assistant A. E. Oman, an
Miss Louise Riddle, extension depart
ment OF the state university, have re
turned from Moscow where they wer
in attendance at a state agricultur;
meeting
DR.. f. L. Udick, graduate of tn
North Pacific College of Dentistr,
Portland, will be associated with d
Blondel in the practice of dentistr
DIR. and Mrs. Udick, who are we
known in Caldwell having formerl
lived here, have just returned to tn
city to make their home
For Monday, March 3rd-Tradel
Dry--we will have one more shipmer
OF Tine pattern hats also pine app
straw sailors. NJ z. Gilgan-Sarche
Main street, below Saratoga Hotel