The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-28

Phone o. w. Collins. 262-Js for
peaches.
Mrs. Ed L. Bryan visited in Boise
Friday.
Mrs. Miranda Louise Stevenson.
aged "a. died Thursday and funeral
services were held Friday afternoon
at the Case undertaking parlors. The
Rev. Mr.. Adams of the Christian
church had charge of the services.
lnterment was in Canyon Hill cere-
terry.
We make our profit on the gro
ceries and not on the delivery busi-
nebs. The Del Monte Cash Grocery
Mrs. Simeon Hopper of Homedale
visited here Friday.
B. F. Hoadley attended the Nampa
Harvest FESTIVAL Friday.
Ed Meek was among the local peo-
pie attending the Nampa Harvest fes-
tival Friday. 20
Fine Bartlett pears for eating and
canning now ripe and for sale at the
John Steel orchard on the fruit tract
west OF Roswell 7s-7zc
Miss Clara Summers returned Sat-
urday from : four months visit in
southern California.
MrM. and Mrs. ]. B. Sullivan left
Monday for California, where they
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Whittig and
children have returned from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Iowa.
A. L. Murphy left Sunday for Poca-
|tello, Idaho Falls and St. Anthony,
where he will spend several days look
ling after business affairs and in or
ganizing various realty boards,
Prepare the children for school
Have their eyes fitted now. Laugh
lin Optical company. 7itfe
E. B. Jacobs, cashier of the First
National bank Of Carthage, Mo-, and
DR.. F. S. Webster are here for a three
weeks trip in the, mountains for i
hunt. They will be accompanied By
several Missourians and two guides
They will visit many old acquaintance
before going back to Missouri.
Mrs. ]. H. Altizer and Urban Lester
accompanied Miss Mildred Flock tc
her home in Fruitland Saturday even.
ing, returning Sunday evening. Miss
Flock spent a month here but will
now work in the Fruitland packing
hnsscA a. frs,s< 49,
DR.. S. B. Dudley will go to Boise
this week to address Tin connection
with stenographic views of Mesop
otmania) state gathering of the Neal
East relief workers. Dr.. Dudley ha.
spent two years abroad and his ad
dress will be. both interesting ans
Instructive.
A birthday party was given at tn,
home of Earl Mccullough in homo
OF G, P. Tolin Tuesday evening
Lunch was served to twenty guests
| Frank Engle has sold his residenc,
property in Caldwell to Mr.. Hanson
of Creenleaf. Mr.. and Mrs. Engl
and their daughter are preparing t,
leave shortly for St. Louis where the
will make their home.
i Members of the Canyon county farr
bureau staff, including George Dewe,
county agent Miss Louise Riddle
home demonstration agent, Miss Edn
Black county club leader and Mis-
Mabel Robinson are in Boise thi
week WORKING with Canyon count
/ q ~ shskc M kA~ e.
1 Judge Ed L. Bryan attended tn
Nampa Harvest festival Friday.
j County Attorney H. E. Wallace wa
an official visitor to Boise Saturda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyes and chi
dren arrived home Saturday from tn
Imperial valley in California, wher
they have been residing the past Sc,
eral months. They will make Gale
we'll their permanent home.
The seven year old son of Mr.. an
Mrs. II. Zimmerman Of Middletc
was brought here with a broken arr
/ Monday. The fracture was reduce
!. at the office Of Cole. Haley & Dudie
Roger Lyons. son of Mr.. and Mr.
w. T. Lyons, is at home with h
, parents. He intends to spend Il
, winter in Caldwell. Mr.. Lyons is !
] engineer and has been doing SON
/ work in Alaska and at The Daiies or
He came to Caldwell from the latt
place where he has been working Il
e past few months. =
e Go 70 the Hallznark store for 70,
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