The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


gregating approximately mile. Four
inch pipes will be installed beginning
at Washington and Sixteenth avenue
and continuing to Linden and Ash
streets, thus completig loop in the
system. I'm all, IA blocks will be sup
piled through this installation.
Funeral services for Charles E.
Knapp of Nampa who died Sunday
were held Tuesday.
The Washington school Parent
Teachers association met Wednesda
afternoon. The first half of. the meet
ing was given to program by the
children of the school Discussion
conferred about the serious situation
arising from the lack of housing &C
commodations in the city for teach
ers who are coming to Caldwell
E. T. De Lyria of Wilder was in
Caldwell Wednesday on business.
Prof. and Mrs. P. A. Boulton Wis
tied Sunday in Nampa.
Robert R. Mccormick of the college
is back from business trip to Viii.
der.
Mr.. Blake of Tacoma. Wash, has
been in town the past week buying
cattle.
John w. Lynch left Caldwell Thurs
day morning for Weiser where he will
transact business.
Amos Gallagher, who has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. f. c. Bar
nett and Mrs. c. " Vogt of Caldwell
since September, left for his home
in Fullerton, Nebr., Wednesday eve
ming. Mr.. Gallagher contemplated 10
eating in Caldwell until his recent i'll
ness.
Lewis Post is convalescing from an
attack of pneumonia
Mrs. A. c. Saxton of Boise was in
town Wednesday on her way to visit
her father, c. S. Smith in lewiston !.
John Evans is improved after his re-
cent severe illness with pneumonia.
T. B, Erwin, who purchased the
property between Dearborn street and
Tenth avenue from Henry Vincent last
Friday, began work Monday on the
five room bungalow which he is err
Getting there.
Donald Cleaver recovered last week
from an attack of mumps.
1;rence yoc scc,,ad a.
the county recorders office February
IA to Walter Riggs and Ruth George
of Nampa. A4., j,
Robert Hertig, farmer of Greenleaf
who is now in the General hospital
suffering from injuries received last
Monday from runaway, is reported
to be improving. Mr.. Hertig was
thrown from his wagon when his
horses, frightened by the discharge
of blasting powder on the Black can
yon road, ran away in panic. A dis
located knee and bruised leg are
the chief injuries sustained.
Suit was filed Tuesday in the dis
trict court by William Hinrichscn
against s. L. Gross for the latter's
alleged failure to pay certain COM
mission agreed to on thesale of some
property u ~ Z
Bert Northrop who experienced an
attack of influenza and pneumonia re-
Gently, is convalescent.
Mr.. H. M. Ruddock has sold his
new S room modern bungalow, on
Kimball avenue to Mr.. Russell Jack,
of Blackfoot, Ida. they moved their
household goods from storage rooms
to their new home Tuesday. Mr.,
Jack has been here sometime in the
employ of the creamery.
David Altizer who went to Vir-
i, ginia last fall for Mr.. Altizer's health
and to visit his old home and rela-
tives, returned Thursday. having en-
joyed the trip, but not much improv-
ed in health. s...--,.,,
H. M. Lundy has his concrete base
ment completed and having purchased
a 3-room house formerly owned by
Mr.. Griffith, he is now ready to move
it to his ranch south of town.
Mrs. Charles Sprague is recovering
from a severe attack, of tonsillitis
following influenza.
Miss Mary Meeks began teaching
' again at the Washington school las
Mo,d,v after a closing IF two week,
on account of her being i'll with in
fluenza.
Bert Brooks has returned to thes
parts from Blaine county and vii
spend the summer here
The place having been sold wher
]. G. Carson lives on Kimball avenu
and he not being able to find plac
TO move with his family, has purchas