The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

II mrs. N Balcon torncrally of CalC
well died Wednesday at Pendleton
Oregon.
Formaldehydc in sealed bottles
costs no more, keeps its strength
1armons Drug Store. 20-2lc
| We can duplicate your broken
lenses. Loughlin Optical Co. 7OS
Main ST. lo-c
Local members OF the farm bureau
staff are expected to return from
Moscow this week They have been
at the University OF Idaho for the
past 10 days attending a meeting of
extension workers Those who made
the trip are George Dewey, county
agent, Miss Louise Riddle county
home demonstration agent and Miss
Edna Black, county club leader.
II. W. Dorman went to Boise last
Friday on business matters.
! We repair watches, clocks and lew
elry A. F Laughlin Jeweler. 1o-c
Stromberg carburetors for any car
at Service Tire Co.
Mason Cord tires--the tire without
a discord Service Tire Co.
A Stromberg carburctor gives more
lpep, greater milage and less grief. We
, can fit your car.
Reliners in your old tire pay Fv-
cry size at Service Tire Co.
Mr., and Mrs Charles Reed and
family OF Mountain Home arc visit
ing at the home of Mr.. Reeds mother
and sisters on north Kimball avenue
for few days.
Mrs. Jim Baker and daughter Paul
inc spent Saturday in Boise.
Mrs Curtis Hayden left Sunday
evening by way of Salt Lake for Lony
Reach, Calf She expects to he gone
two months.
Miss True Potter of Nampa spent
Saturday night with Miss Francis
Rice.
Miss Lena Buntrock of Bowmont
was week end house guest Of Miss
Francis Rice.
James Harris has been added to the
board of directors Of the Hollis Min
ing company which owns extensive
paying properties on the Salmon river
slope of the Warrens country.
L. 7, Hollis, general manager Of the
Hollis Mining company, returned to
the mining property in the Warrens
district last week after returning from
Seattle where he went recently with
a $500 bullion shipment. MANY To-
cal business men are stockholders in
the property.
Harold Jenness, city editor Of the
Nampa Leader Herald, was business
visitor in Caldwell Saturday after
noon in the interest of the organiza
ton of Wood for President" club in
Canyon county
Clark Travis died of pneumonia and
other complications Sunday night at
III O'Clock at the home of his father
in-law, Mark Newman, at Lake View.
Mr.. Travis recently returned from
Oregon. No arrangements have been
made as yet for funeral services.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Elliott, of
King Hill, Idaho, attended the sale
here Monday for the purpose Of buy
ing 3 large farm horses
G. A, Marvin is building on his 80
acre ranch east of the city and will
move out as soon as his h>usc is com
.pleted,
Mr.. Wesley Va "A has bought a
10 acre tract of land, near Middleton
but will not move there this spring.
Mr., and Mrs, D, NJ. Ives came up
from Nampa on business. Thursday,
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Potter OF Bull.
Idaho, have arrived and are looking
for rooms in Caldwell to live in for
a month, or while they build on a
ranch they have purchased in Jordan
alley, Mr. Potter is a brother Of
James Potter of this city. Two car
loads of stock and goods arrived Fri
day night for his ranch.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles SHELTON and
family of Deer Flat visited at the
Charles Sprague home on Linden st
Sunday,
Tribune classified ads bring results.
Arrangements were perfected at
melting of a number Of supporters of
Major General Leonard Wood here
last Saturday evening to hold a second
mGting of a number of supporters of
county organization Attendance at
last weeks meeting was not so large
as has been looked for but those who
were present evinced a desire to go
ahead with the work It is expected |