The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-24

Eyes of Youth" which appears on
tine screen but forty seconds. Clara
hlmoall Young and her supporting
players had to remain at the Carson
Studio all night-then the big sleep
Wednesday and Thursday.
The incest line of trimmed hats in
Caldwell viii be found at M. E. Gil
gan Sarchet, 6l2 Main street 2-27
Born. Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Taylor of Star, at the Cald-
we'll sanitarium, a son.
Out of the night came a weird tur.
baned Indian Yogi-and he babe her
look into her tomorrows. And she
saw See what she saw at the Huree
Wednesday and Thursday.
We can duplicate your broken len
SEES Laughlin Optical Co. 2-24-27c
Diamonds at Laughlin's Jewelry
store 700 Main St. 2-24-27c
We repair watches, clocks and jew.
elry. A. E. Laughlin, Jeweler. 2-24-27c
The Philathea Sunday school class
of the Methodist church will NEE,
with Mrs. w. A. Winters. Friday aft
ernoon. February n. A good program
has been arranged and everyone il
invited to attend.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to George B. Mccarthy and
Bessie L. Rowland, both of Caldwell
John Griffith and Fred Mcconnell
left Friday at noon for a short bust.
ness trip to Pocatello.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at the Case Undertaking
parlors for Billy Jesse, the three-year.
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jesse
who died last Friday Of pneumonia.
Miss Lila Beford, city librarian, has
been granted years leave of absence
by the library board. She will spend
the time in southern California where
she will study county library work a.
It is successfully conducted in tina,
section.
A building permit was filed witt
the building inspector Saturday by T
B. Erwin for $4,000 residence to b,
built at once on the corner of Tent
and Dearborn streets.
c. E. Burton obtained a buildin,
permit Friday for garage to be bull
at 1919 Cleveland boulevard.
Mrs. P. N. Quasi and son, Howard
visited in Boise the week end.
Miss Ella c. Johnson Of eSattle i
back for her fourth season with Mrs
Sarchet.
Mrs. John Newport of Wilder wa
in town Saturday on her way to No
tus.
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell was in tow,
Saturday visiting her son, Charlie
Mitchell.
A. w. Dunken announces that tn
$40 reward which he offered recent
ly to the person who might give hir
information as to where he could leas
a house in Caldwell goes to schoc
teacher Of Greenleaf Mr.. Dunke
lis another witness to the fact that Th
Tribune Want Ads bring results.
40 w. Mcneil began work Nor
day on the new home which ]. A. Hal
rington is having erected at Thirteer
tn street and Cleveland boulevard
The residence will be of seven room
modern throughout, of Californi
Swiss style and will cost about $11 ,O(
Ollie DeLane, for IL years an en-
ployee of the city in the street clea,
ing department, was found dead. }
Jesse Raymond in the tool house ne:
the post office at $50 Monday morl
ing. He had been dead about so mil
utes when found. Heart troubf
from which he had been sufferin
since last summer is believed to I
1.-THE cause of death. Coroner c.
Peckham took charge of the body
once. Funeral arrangements have nj
been announced as yet. Mr.. DeLar
lis survived by his wife and six chi
dren, as we'll as other relatives.
Andy Rodenhamer has been name
to take charge of the street work pc
formed in the past by Ollie De Lam
Miss May White Of Portland
trimming at the Giigan-Sarchet Nj
linery shop.
i Charles F. Folsom. president al
general manager Of the Folsom Aud
company of Boise, was in town Ia
week. He left for Weiser Saturday {
business.
]. A. B. Mead of Caldwell left Satu
!. day to visit his son, N. A. NEWTON
lat Payette.
i Misses Nina Gilbert and Ro
lctA e r.tI,,af1 ,,:s:xad e., Not