The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-09

Ever try relincrs in your old tires
It's the easiest way of getting extra
mileage that we know of. Service
Tire Co.
William Ballard, who has been il
tor some time with influenza. is able
to be out again.
Mrs. Richardson is convalescing.
/, J. F. Proctor, who has been suffer
ing from septis infection is out now.
The condition of Benjamin Calvert
who has been i'll with typhoid fever
is greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Gwinn return
ed last week from Monrovia. Calf,
where they have lived the past three
months. Mr. Gwinn is reported to be
i'll with heart trouble.
Clark Travis, who died late Sunday
evening of pneumonia and compiled
tons, was buried Friday at 200. Rev
H. H. Hayman conducted the funeral
services.
Weed Chains. We put EN- on
free. Service Tire Co.
Mrs. H. R. Cleaver is recovered
from case of mumps.
| One of the social successes of the
College of Idaho year was the annual
debating dinner at the home of Pro
fessor and Mrs. H. H. Hayman Fri
day evening March the S. When the
two debating teams of the college and
their various friends were entrtaind
The color scheme was red and white
which featured the decoration of the
rooms and dining table. Covers were
laid for the following guests Misses
Elizabeth Hine, Lucy Miller, Hazel
Heslocker, Helen Woods and Helen
Chalfant and James Hawkes., Ezra
Hinshaw, Howard Packenham, Rus
sci Kenney, Jake Matter, John Walsh
and President and Mrs. w. J. Boone
Makes your Liz" act like a Cad
The new Stromberg does it. Service
Tire Co.
| Excavation work began Monday
morning on the new Bungalow thea
tire which Martin Jensen is building
for l. H. Waters.
A deal was closed last week by the
owners of the Cooperative Creamery
whereby the property passes into the
hands of r. w. Jack, formerly with
the Mutual company, Roy Valentine
a butter maker who has had consider
able experience with the Mutual com
pany and Howard Pennington, who
has been employed by Rogers and
Gaines. The new owners took pos
session today The firm name has
been changed from Cooperative
Creamery to the Cloverleaf Creamery
A general creamery business will b,
pursued with emphasis on butter and
ice cream.
Mrs. Eliza Heller of New Plymouth
who died March 2, was buried at Can.
yon Hill cemetery Thursday after
noon. The funeral services were held
at the family home at New Plymouth
the Rev. B. w. Rice officiating.
You'll get more mileage on Masons
for Mason means more miles. Serv-
ice Tire Co.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Corn
well, son, Thursday, March 4.
The Eastern Oregon Land company
is going to construct, at an early date
about 100 miles of four wire fences in
the Brogan-Cow Valley-Ironside ter
ritory, Ore, under the supervision Of
H. J. Lorentzen, field superintendent
Necessary equipment is now on the
ground and crews are being assemb-
led.
Dorothy Goldsmith was in Nampa
Saturday visiting friends.
E. NJ. Cory will arrive here about
March IL from Spokane, Wash, to be
chief of the fire department
pleasant surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harrington last Thurs
day evening at their home in honor OF
their 18th wedding anniversary. Ar
enjoyable evening was spent and the
bride and groo moi Is years were es-
corted to an altar and requested to
renew their marriage vows. after
which Mr.. Harrington was presented
with box of his favorite cigars with
best wishes, and Mrs Harrington was
presented with a beautiful set of sill
YER, with best wishes for long life
of joy and happiness. Refreshments
were furnished and served by the
guests, who were Mr. and Mrs. w
Grant Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lon
key and daughter, Janette; Mr.. and
Mrs John Lonkey and son, Wayne;
| Mrs Ida Fowler and Mice Jacobson