The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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If you want to buy good ranch on
you rown terms, see D. G. Ruby.-adv
Miss Hilda Mowrey, an employee
at the local telephone office, has fully
recovered from a serious attack of in
fluenza.
Cleve Groom, local attorney, is
quite i'll.
J. L. Morris, recruiting officer from
Boise, spent Tuesday in Caldwell WIS.,
iting some old friends whom he had
known while in the service as a SER
geant in the U. S. marines.
c. V. Liggett is back on the job at
The Tribune after spending about a
month in the hospital as the result of
severe attack of the mumps.
Willis Foster enlisted in the army
through the Nampa recruiting office
last Saturday and left for the chemical
warfare school at Boston. He will
serve one years. He was accompan-
led by Oscar Carlson of Emmett.
Miss Edna Black, county club lead
er, spent Tuesday in Nampa discuss
ing livestock work for club members
with interested high school students.
George Dewey, county agent, spent
the early part of the week in Boise
attending the state farm bureau meet
ing.
The next regular meeting of the D.
A. R. will be held at the home of Mrs.
B. M. Holt Saturday afternoon with
Mrs w. P. Lyon as assistant hos
tess. Mrs. Fred Kress will lead the
discussion of the afternoon with q
talk on Meat and Drink in Colonial
Times" All plans will be completed
for the observation of Washington
birthday anniversary.
Frank Breshears, head of the state
constabulary, spent few days this
week in Caldwell with his family.
Mrs. Charles L. Chalfant went to
Boise last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Mary Soma.
Chapter F of the P. E. o. Sister
hood had buffet luncheon at $50
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
c. l.. Chalfant on Belmont street. The
state officers of P. F.. o. were pres
ent and it was a most delightful oc-
casion.
The first bank Of Homedale opened
its doors for business last Saturday.
Three banks have been established in
this district recently, one each at Par
ma, Nampa and Homedale.
DIR. S. Hopper of Camridge has
opened an office at Homedale the first
physician to locate at that rapidly
growing town.
Lester Leedy died Tuesday morning
at the Emergency hospital after briei
illness from pneumonia. He was .
stranger in Caldwell.
Mrs. ]. E. Smeed and daughter, Ha.
eel, spent Monday in Boise.
So serious is becoming the housing
. problem in Caldwell that A. w. Dun
anyone who can give him information
anyone who can give him informator
leading to procuring house to rent
c. T. Hawkes. was in Emmett or
business Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
c. E. Allebaugh of the Remington
Typewriter company at Boise spen
Monday and Tuesday Of the curren
week in town on business.
Chester o. Macarthur will move tn,
two story house, which he bought las
year. from Thirteenth avenue to Bel
mont street about March l.
S. E. McCarty Of Kansas City
Mo-, is in town this week. He is re
ported to BE thinking Of locating il
! Caldwell v
Mrs. w. E. Leemaster, Caldwell res
ident, is in Twin Falls this week at
tending the state Sunday school con
ton of the Christian church.
o. E. Reece, Greenleaf farmer, lei
for California Tuesday night wher
he will live on the farm which h
purchased not long since.
The local chapter of the Easter
Star met Tuesday evening at the Ma
sonic hall for the regular semi-montf
~ business meeting.