The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-24

to Boise Saturday.
N. H. Gibbons made business trip
to Boise Wednesday.
J. M. Mack of Meridian transacted
business in the city Saturday.
Phone o. w. Collins. se2-Js for
peaehes-
A Creenlund. druggist, is taking
treatment at the local hospital.
P. S. Farrell has returned from a
business trip to Mountain Home.
Born. Monday. September 20. 1920.
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Mills, a SON.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Ta-
tum Saturday September ia girl. /.
Safety Rasors at Laughlin's Jewelry
Stoee. 100 Main street. 71tfc
Louie Grimes delivers the goods
Tree at the Del Monte Cash Grocery.
Born, Tuesday, September Fl, 1920,
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Naus, q daugh-
ter.
Miss Ada Townsend spent the week
end visiting with her parents at Home
dale.
D. AMenbaugh underwent a major
operation at a local hospita Wednes-
day.
Born. Monday, September 20, 1920,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Mason, =
daughter.
Work is progressing nicely on the
bridge across the river at Canyon
Station.
Miss Helen Garrison began teach
ing this week the Highland school.
near Boise.
Phil E. Smith. who has been quite
III the past week. is reported to be
much improved. III .
Mrs. Cora Bennett of Parma visited
u Caldwell at the homie of Mrs.
Winifred Stevens. r.~sf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Brown, recently
from Lincoln, Nebr., have located at
Fifth and Grant street. z...-.....
Ned Madden left Tuesday for Sc
attic where he will re-enter the Uni
versity of Washington.
Dan Banks. Republican candidate
for state treasurer, was a Caldwell
visitor Monday evening.
George Runciman left Thursday oil
last week for Seattle where he entered
the University of Washington.
We have large stock Of fountain |
RsaA. A. r. Laughlin. jeweler, 100 |
0ain serest. Title |
DR.. F. M. Cole, who has been visit
ing in North Dakota for the past six |
weeks is expected home next week.
Deaf annoy the telephone girls
Soe tne time. Buy . clock At Laugh
hn's Jewelry store. 7itfc
Somebody is going to 20 cold this |
Winter. Is it you1 There is . real
Coai Shortage. Caldwell Lumber Co.
Several members of the Caldwell
band are in Nampa this week furnish
ing music for the Harvest Festival.
We make our profit ON the gro
series and not on the delivery busi-
aess. The Del Monte Cash Grocery.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sebree le.tl;
Wednesday evening for Pendleton,
0re.. to attend the Pendleton Round
~. sssse:
Miss Minerva Sebree left Friday ,
or Pendleton. Ore. to attend the an !
'ual roundup. which is held in that j
:ity.
Miss Bertha Woodhouse has gone
o Emmett where she has q position
n the public schools for the coming
rear. s ID
Miss Fannie Yoder of Meridian and
Carl and Ruth Hammer of Sunny !
'!ope visited at the B. w. Rice home :
donday. Ii
Mrs. D. R. McNair left early in the
week for Salt Lake where she will {
pend several weeks visiting a sister,
drs. Avery.
Marvin Wood left Saturday for Cor
allis, Ore. where he will enter the :
oregon Agricultural college for the
nsuing year
The Steensland hospital is being
emodeled by adding more maternity
ooms. electric baths and rooms for :,
'assaRe treatment
Phone o. w. Collins, z62-Js for
eaeAes. II
Arthur Tebbetts. who directs Bowl
eout work in the Boise valley, was
Caldwell Tuesday meeting local .
cout organizations. |.
Mrs. H. w. Dorman. who will be Il
of the art department.
the state fair in Boise. will 90 TO 8,
oise Friday. where she will remain =
l next week.
r.. M. Bird. advertising manager :
" the Oakes Bros. department store.
ent to Boise Monday morning to ID