The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-16

latlOn he Will visit all large cities be-
tween Kansas City and New York.
Miss Della FINLEY. formerly Of Bill
bingham. Wash, met her fiance. Mr..
Morgan at Caldwell last Friday. The
young couple were married Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan will reside in
Caldwell for the present.
Building permits were granted to
}. d. Hunter and E. Spangles for 3
$lSOO residences to be located at
1902 Freeport street in Boone addi-
ton.
X. Christerman obtained a permit
Saturday for remodeling of his ga
rage.
Cecile B. Clay of Nampa and Miss
Matte M. Lyons were granted a mar
riage license Saturday.
Miss Pauline Quasi was operated
on for appendicitis Friday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock by DR.. Haley.
Stockholders of the Cooperative
creameries of Nampa, Payette, Boise
and Caldwell held a special meeting
Friday evening at the Episcopal
chapel in Nampa to decide upon the
installation of milk MIGRATING plants.
Sentiment was strong in favor of DR..
Dicks recent invention.
H. c. FELTON,, the taxi man, moved
his place of residence from 800 Dem
yer to Avon street about March S.
c. c. Barbour announces that the
Cooperative creamery will keep its
books open until April |, when the
new owners will take possession.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to Brice Andrews of
Melba and Miss True Potter of
Nampa.
Walter w. Volkmer of Montour
and Miss Lena M. Olsen of Horse.
shoe Bend applied for a marriage
license Wednesday,
Miss Laura Wright and her grand
mother are spending the week end
at the home of Elmer Wright.
Miss Rattle Rosenburger returned
to her home in New Plymouth, after
spending the week end with Mrs. Oil
yer L. Wheeler.
Just received big shipment of
ladies trimmed hats, children's hats
and fancy trimmings. M. E. Gilgan
Sarchet, 6l2 Main St.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook, who are
now living in the Sunny Slope dis
trict. were Caldwell visitors Friday.
Offering at the Christian church
Sunday school last Sunday was the
best of many months, according to
the Rev. Francis Cook, pastor.
The Interchurch World Movement
conference for Canyon county will
convene at the Baptist church April
IA and IS for two day session. The
Rev Francis L. Cook is the convenor
for this country. Delegates will con-
sist of pastors, one layman and one
woman who is an officer of some So
ciety of each of the Canyon county
churches.
The Rev. H. J. Reynolds, pastor
of the Christian church at Boise was
in Caldwell on business last Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. f. LeMaster concluded
series of six lessons on the church
school at the Christian church Tues
day evening. The lessons were re-
ceived from Twin Falls from a ma
tional authority on the subject and
proved highly profitable to those
who attended.
c. M. Laws recently purchased two
lots at Fourth street and Cleveland
boulevard from H. D. Hanna.
H. w. Van Dyke, who was reported
i'll Monday with influenza, is improv-
ing.
Don Lyman of Twin Falls was in
town Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Ly-
man returned to Twin Falls Saturday
l
evening.
Rev. c. c. Cole and daughter, Rev.
II. Pollard. w. o. Moreland and Cecil
Pollard attended the United Presby-
terrain conference in Nampa Friday,
March IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Mcneil were
in Nampa Friday in attendance upon
the conference of the United Presby-
terrain churches.
A social dance given by the Benefit
association of the Maccabees, Friday
night in Carpenters hall proved a very
successful affair. In response to the
invitations issued. about 80 couples
Music was furnished by the
Wright orchestra.
Pete Patton's restaurant was refin-