The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. Clyde Bethel, of Portland, wa
badly injured i'll his back, when tn,
car in which he was riding turned
upside down, and pinned him under
meath Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Bethe
have been in Boise this winter, bu
the last few weeks they were in camp
in Riverside taking care of band Of
sheep. The boy who was driving the
car tried to get out of a deep rut
turned too quick when the car Their
turned turtle, the boy was not hurt
and soon got help, and released Mr.
Bethel whose legs were found to be
paralyzed. DR.. Haley of Caldwell
was called, who came and took the
injured man to the sanitarium He
is still suffering a great deal. Mrs
Bethel is here with him.
Harry Parsons, of Sand Point, Ida
who had his foot crushed, weeks age
while at work on the Homedale bridge
is now able to walk out each day on
clutches, he has been at the sanitar-
ium since he was hurt.
Mr. Griffith Keethley went to En-
NETT Tuesday for visit with friends
Ed Meeks and H. NJ Ruddock made
business trip to Boise, Friday.
The Nampa high school teachers
sent quite a bevy of their students to
thecounty seat to learn how circuit
court was carried on last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reed are selling
off their household goods and are pre-
pairing to leave for Clacksfork, Ida.
where they lived before locating here
A little son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore
of south kimball ave. rode home from
school on the back part of wagon
Thursday, when he reached home, he
jumped off and started towards the
house, thinking he could cross the
road ahead of a car he saw coming
but it caught him and ran over him.
broke his leg, and cut his face badly
it was thought at first when taken to
the hospital that he could not live
but last reports are more favorable.
Mrs. Bethel of Emmett arrived Sun
day to see her SON, who is in the hos
pital.
Mrs. Waterman, OF this city, was
operated on Saturday morning at the
sanitarium, DR.. Stewart OF Boise, was
called and it is said to be a serious OPP
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Watson
attended church in Caldwell Sunday
they are from upper Deer Flat.
Beulah Royce entertained her Sun
day school friends of which Miss Ed
it'll White is teacher on Wednesday
evening. 1t was happy occasion
with games and refreshments.
The contract was signed for the
new Bungalow theatre building Wed
nesday. A. w. Mcneil has the con-
tract for the building, Jack Terry the
cement and concrete work and Hart
enbower Brothers the plumbing The
total cost will be about $4,000. Exca-
walton work will begin Friday morn
ing and construction will be FASTENED
with all possible speed to an early
competition Martin Jensen is build
ing the structure for l. H. Waters
manager of the present Bungalow
theatre.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ioren M. Trotter post of the Ameri-
can Legion will be held at the Com.
mercial club rooms Monday evening
Many matters of Importance are tc
come before the meeting.
According to advices received here
by DR.. G. D. Bishop, hog cholera
specialist with bureau of animal in
dustry, the department of agriculture
is making a cut from $642,045 to
$422,O45 in the federal appropriation
for control of hog cholera, sheep
scab and tuberculosis. According to
DR.. Bishop, this reduction in the ap-
preparation will mean an abandon
ment of the work now being con-
Quoted ip at least II states. This sit
uation is regarded as a serious one by
livestock men interested in matters
pertaining to the control of these dis
eases.
At the city council meeting We'd
nesday the resignation of Fire Chief
o. H. Sovereign was formerly &C
cepted, F. NJ, Cory of Seattle was com
firmed as Mr.. Sovereign's successor
Mr.. Cory will move. his family here
this week. Besides the chief, three
other vacancies were filled, when the
applications of f. +. Pennington, F
w. Beckstead and Ray Beckstead