The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-21
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local affice.
DIR. Charles L. Chalfant, vice-presi-
dent of the College of Idaho, and R.
R. Mccormick returned Thursday
from a months campaign in the Twin
Falls district in behalf of the College
of Idaho endowment fund.
Mrs. Charles E. Chalfant and her
daughter, Miss Helen, were week end
visitors in Boise where they attended Il
the engagement announcement party
of Miss Lorna Jones.
Clarence Hill, assistant state attor-
ney general, was in Caldwell over the
week end visiting friends here.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Nc
Intyre, Sunday, daughter.
We can duplicate any lens, no mat
ter who fitted your glasses. Laugh
lin Optical Co.
A. L. Wilson, who recentlv returned
from a livestock showing trip at the
Lewiston, Spokane and Portland
shows, has been honored by being |
selected as superintendent of the |
swine show for the 1920 exhibit at
Lewiston.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
w lHtC VI LAM A@oWSA, oOhs
Mrs. Mary E. Browner of Nampa
who was here Monday attending the
traders day sale broke her arm with
she slipped on an iron culvert and fell
to the street
Order your Thanks giving" flowers
early, from Harmon's Drug Store.
F. w. Meehan and James Scott were
Judge d. d. Harger on chareg OF
grand larceny. Each was given a bond
of $1,000 which he was unable to fur
nish Preliminary examination has
been set for Friday at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
E, L. Brosshardt, 20 years or age,
Sunday afternoon, while preparing
to go on hunting trip with his father,
was accidently shot in the right foot.
1t was later found necessary to am
putate the injured member. Mr.. Bross-
hardt was the first patient to enter
the new Caldwell sanitarium.
The young son of w. L. Faris was
Monday afternoon thrown from a
colt on which he had been placed by
older boys, and received broken col
lar bone of the result of the fall.
A hundred dollar liberty bond buys
a hundred dollar diamond at Laugh
Inns Jewelry store.
A dry boiler and hot fire in the
furnace of the Bungalow theatre Sun
day, evening was the cause for an
alarm being sent in for the fire de-
partment. Necessary adjustments
were made and no damage done to
the building.
Burt Bailey of Lakeview Monday
came to Caldwell to have the foudth
nietacarpa1 bone of his right hand set.
George L. Judd who is at present
in Rifle, Colo, sent in an application
to the Loren Trotter post of the Am
erican Legion for membership in the
organization.
Don't send your broken lenses away
to be duplicated. We have them here
Laughlin Optical Co.
T. A. Walters went to Payette
Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. T. A. Walters was hostess to a
crowd of Boise club women at the Col
umbian club Monday.
Vance Wilkerson and bride returned
from Superior, Montana, Sunday
where they were recently married.
Mrs Wilkerson is well known Young
woman of Superior whom Mr.. Wilker-
son met while the Second Idaho was
doing guard duty at that place early
in the war.
Frank Breshears, head of the state
constabulary, spent Monday evening
with his family here. Mr. Bresheare
is on his way to Boise from northern
Idaho where he had been engaged
recently in rounding up |. w. VS..
Henry Dorman left Thursday fol
Moscow and Spokane. He will vis''
college friends at the universit,
town for several days and then viii
go to Spokane where he has accepted
a position with the Northern Unior
Life Insurance company.
Mike Roberts of Roberts and Bairt
meat market is seriously i'll this weel
at his home with an attack of acut
pneumonia.
Don't annoy the telephone girls TO
the time; buy clock at Laughiin'
Jewe1ry store.
Mrs. H.. H. Christensen arrive,
Wednesday evening from her home II
Minot. N. D., to spend the winter a
the home of her daughter and sor
Miss Viola and Harley Christiansor
A. L. Murphy, local real estate mar
is rambling around the city these day
in a new Oldsmobile eight, purchase
through the local dealer.
Albert Lawrence, formerly Of Cald
well, visited here Saturday At pres
emit, Mr.. Lawrence is representa-
the Baker Produce comptny OF Chi
cago
Before leaving for northern ldah'
Henry Dorman affiliated with tn
Loren Trotter post of the America
Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Strahor
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