The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-23

Mr.. Evans topped the list OF success
full anglers with a string Of g trout.
II. c. Baidridge OF Parma was a
business visitor in Caldwell Monday
J. II. Evans. for two years an en-
pIoyee of the Golden Rule store, died
at his home suddenly Sunday morning
of appoiexy Saturday night, Mr.. Ev-
ans went home from work apparently
in normal health Sunday morning
Mrs. Evans arose rather early to pre-
pare for company. An hour later she
found her husband dead In bed Two
children "A son and daughter, from
Colorado will arrive in Caldwell for
the funeral A brother resides in New
York where he is engaged In the med
ical profession. Mr.. Evans, in the
short time that he has lived in Cald
well, has made a wide circle OF &C
quaintances.
r. p. johnson OF Seattle will be in
the city during the big sale purchasing
draft horses.
A. Mr.. Snodgrass Sr., who resides
west of town, accidentiy fell from a
wagon Tuesday and sustained frac
tured rib and other serious injuries.
Nicholas Hentz. recently OF Sho-
shone is improving slowly from an
Hines sof influenza with complica-
tons.
Get a can Of TOP-TITE for your
automobile top and improve the looks
OF your car. For sale at the Davis
Rubber Works, 3ls S. Kimball avenue
G. o. Ruiter's daughter, who has
been confined with measles. is recov-
ering.
o. w. Collins is i'll with bronchitis
and asthma.
Charles Praul Is convalescing from
an attack of pneumonia.
R. A. Daniels who has been suffer
ing from a large abscess is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. Clyde Ollie is now able to re-
turn to her home.
Miss Ricketts, has been employed
as sataloger in the Boise Carnegie
library since last September.
George Mclean of Wild Horse
Lake, Mont, has purchased from
Charles H. Turner OF this city the ia
nous 100000 Percheron stallion
Ajax" also the Kentucky jack
Black Hawk" Mr.. Mclean is max
ing arrangements for standings in this
section of the country.
Tires at the Davis Rubber Works,
BIS S. Kimball avenue
A party of Nampa young people
whose names could not be ascertained,
drove an automobile off canal bridge
near the home of John Bardsley Sun
day evening. The machine overturn-
ed and several persons were injured
The car bore an Oregon license. No
one was so seriously injured that it
was impossible for them to return to
Nampa. II was the second accident
of the kind that has occurred at tina,
bridge which is on the Middleton road
on Elgin street. Reports that some
one had been killed in the accident
are not borne out by facts.
Mrs. T. D. Farrer. Mrs Otto Neal
and Mrs. F. A. Wheeler left Saturday
to attend the state convention of D.
A. R. members which is in session
there.
Born. Thursday. to Mr.. and Mrs,
w. II. Matthews. a daughter.
Mrs. II. r. Spencer Of Washington
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. J. Fl, Witherspoon and small
son of New Meadows are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. William Wooley.
A. l., Wilson, we'll known Canyon
county pure bred livestock breeder.
recently disposed Of his property in
the Greenleaf district and has moved
his herds Of Poland China hogs and
Shorthorn cattle to a farm near Nam.
pa, He believes that conditions at
the new location are somewhat favor
able for the work that he is doing.
A special obligation service will
feature the regular netting of the o.
F., s. which will be held this evening
at the Masonic hall. All members
are urged to be present
Tarr and Mercer, Shorthorn breed
ers. Thursday disposed of a yearlng
Scotch topped Shorthorn bull to A,
]. lockwood of Roswell for $500
The animal is regarded as being one
of the best bred individuals in the
west. The price is regarded as be-
ing indicative of the quality of the
animal and sets at rest. in the opinion
of breeders, the belief that there is
little demand for high grade livestock