The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-02

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land Mrs. George Froman, Mr. and
:, Mrs. Fred Hartenbower, DR.. and Mrs.
Week, returned from Portland Sat-
lurday evening where they have been
attending the Shrine convention.
Mss Dora Stevens returned home
from Roswell Saturday where she had
been visiting friends.
we'll Saturday where she had been
visiting with friends.
J. w. Brandt, bookkeeper at the
Caldwell Milling & Elevator company
returned home Wednesday from Love.
land, Colorado where he has been
spending his vacation.
Fred Crouce from Iowa is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. WI Crouce
Of this city.
Homer Smith left Tuesday for Pay
cite Lakes where he will spend his va
|cation.
Attorney Cleve Groome made a
business trip to Boise Tuesday.
| ]. E. Garman who underwent a SER
ious operation week ago, at the St.
Alphonus hospital in Boise, is recov-
ering nicely and will be able to come
home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cakes returned
from Payette Lakes Monday even
ing where they have been on their
vacation.
Mrs. J. S. Colvin died at Nampa
Monday morning.
Caldwell was visited by real rain
Tuesday. Reparts from the country
indicate that about the only merit the
downpour had was to lay the dust on
the roads. Haying is in full blast over
Canyon county and considerable dam
age is understood to have been done
upon the crop which was down.
A baseball team made up of Caldwell
Moose went Nyssa last Sunday and
were trampled on by the town team
there. Next Sunday, while the reg
ular Caldwell team is playing at Boise
the Nyssa aggregation will cross bats
again with the Caldwell Moose out
fit.
P. M. Mcbride was arraigned before
Probate Judge S. Ben Dunlap Tuesday
morning on charge of having issued
checks without bank account to COW
er them. He plead not guilty and
had his preliminary hearing set for
July E at 1:30 p. m.
H. Fl. Hathaway has returned from
Fresno, California. He is employed at
the Leavy grocery store.
Mrs. Haskins and two children are
out at the Wheeler ranch this week
helping cook for hay men.
The Troy Laundry is charging its
plant by constructing an absolutely
fire proof room near the main plant
The room will have steel ceiling
and a cement floor and will be en-
tirely without inhamable material It
will be devoted entirely to dry clean
ing work.
Frank Meek, Caldwell attorney and
formerly probate Judge of Canyon
county, filed his nomination papers
for that position. late Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Meek is an active men,
Der of the local Aemrican Legion Post.
He is running on the Democratic tick
ct.
| B. w. Sower, water master for Deer
Flat. asserted Saturday that by care
full usage, there should be enough
water in Deer Flat to last for the re-
mainder of the crop season. 1t is to
make this possibility an actuality that
Mr.. Magee is urging water users to
conserve to the best of their ability
the water on hand.
MILLINERY-Special reduction
on all summer hats to make room for
new fall goods. M. F.. Gilgan Sar-
chet-Adv.
c. A. Caldwell from Boise, repres-
enting the Northwestern Insurance
company transacted business in Cald-
well Tuesday.
Special reduction on all summer
hats to make room for new fall goods.
M. F. Gilgan Sarchet.-Adv.
Helen Rice and Mable Robinson are
home from Portland where they spent
their vacation.
Charles Ray is product of Jack
sonville, Florida Finished his educa-
ton in Los Angeles high school. hav-
ing played in vaudeville. stock and
musical comedy, Thomas H. Ince
placed him in front of motion pic
ture camera and hundreds of thou
sands of people have enjoyed his dis
tinctly original character as seen in
plays like the Girl Dodger," "Greas-
ed Lightning" Crooked Straight"