The Caldwell tribune., 1919-05-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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Wooley's Livery. a.7tf
M per cent money to loan. A. I.
"'es' 3-28tf
Nryptok glasses at Laughlin Opti-
"a, oo'-Adv' 3-7tf
Mrs; w. ]. Hodgson of Boise visited
here Monday. '''>'o
Ro.v Krthly of Emmett was a v.s.
itor here Monday.
Reverend w. H. Hertzog of Wilder
was in the city Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lem Sargent April Goth.
w. J; Campbell of Boise was a busi-
ness visitor in town Monday
Take YOUR sick watches and clocks
to LauRhlin. the jeweler.-Adv.
w. R. Wilkerson of Boise was q
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Woolev's Livery. office at Service
lire Shop. Phone 46J; night phone
DO 3-7tf
K. II. Dunlap of Boise was in town
Monday to attend the 7. o. o. F. cele-
bration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Boise
attended the celebration in Caldwell
Monday.
Mrs. Rollo Grant of Boise visited
at the home of Mrs. Jay Galligan
Monday.
Attorney w. A. Stone was at Vale
Saturday looking after professional
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIT. Davis visited
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Davis
sister, near Nyssa.
Messrs. w. P. Lyon and Fred Har
tenbower and DR.. F. M. Cole were
Boise visitors Saturday.
Jake Warner has taken out a permit
to build a residence on Fillmore be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets
w. s. Skinner. the well known Jor-
dan Valley stockman, was in the city
the latter part of last week.
Miss Sadie Freeburn has accented
a position with Oakes brothers. She
took up her new duties Monday.
Miss Ida Yearin and Mrs. Kate
Gets returned Monday morning from
Weiser where they spent the week
end
Mrs. ]. w. Shepperd and Mrs. |. NJ.
Miller of Homedale were in town
M Monday to attend the I. y. q. r.
celebration.
Mrs. Joseph Weeks returned 10 het
home in Portland Saturday night after
/ visit of several weeks with her son.
Cecil Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hammer have
returned from Pocatello and will To-
cate here. Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer are
former residents of this section.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bates were in
he city Monday attending the cele-
oration in honor of the Tooth ami
Yersarv of Odd Fellowship in Amer
ca.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Vernon and lit
lie daughter, Dorothy, of Boise, were
Inner guests Sunday at the home of
Mr. Vernon's sister, Mrs. J. C Thrail-
ill.
D. F. Baker, one of the oldest Odd |
Fellows in the state, was one of the
3oise delegation to the Odd Fellows
Monday. Mrs. Baker ac-
ompanied him.
A telegram was received Sunday by
Mr. and Mrs. William Marks to the /
fleet that their son Glenn had ar
ived in Boston April 27. He has
'een overseas nearly two years. He
vas formerly a member of the enc
daho.
Special for Traders Day, Monday, II
Nay 5th-Pretty summery hats in
ght pastel shades, made of Georg-
ties, fine Milans, hemps and trans
aren't brimss NJ E. Gilgan Sachet,
Glow Saratoga.
Dr. Montgomery and DR.. Young.
wo young physicians recently in the
rmy, and who came to Caldwell a
hort time ago, have decided to re-
lain. They will Have offices in the
commercial Bank building.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
riday by the Walker Drug company
18th capitalization of $4,000 of
'hich $500 has been subscribed. The
ew company will open a store in
Wider. Men who are interested in
lie venture are II. L, Sloan of Parma
!. L. Griffin and F r. Walker ~f
Wider and A. B. Boeck.
The Rev. David Henry Hare was
STALLED as pastor of the Presbyter-
n church Sunday. DR.. w. J. Boone
resided and propoundcd the constitu-
onal questions; the Rev. R. M. DON
dson of Boise preached the sermon;
lie Rev. H. H. Hayman delivered the
large 10 the congregation; the Rev
Reyen Welsh of Roswell delivered
e charge to the pastor. Mr. Hare
I'd family come TO Caldwell from
oscow.
Birthday. greeting. congratulation