The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-11


9 or 10 according to arrangements
which have yet to be made for speak
ers. A class OF 43 will be presented
with diplomas. according to the pres
ent outlook. Efforts were made to
have president E. H. Lindley of the
University OF Idaho come here as one
Of the speakers at that time but it
was found that it would be impos-
sible for him TO attend because Of the
fact that Caldwell dates conflict with
those set for commencement at the
university.
J. Jester. Jr. is building a $l45O
frame residence at Walnut and In
diana streets.
About so members Of the local
Moose lodge will 60 to Boise Thurs
day to take the second, or Moose
Heart Legion degree. Preparations
are being fade for decorated parade
and demonstrations that are calcuiat-
ed to put Caldwell on the map
Paving operations began Friday
morning on North Kimball avenue. It
Is understood that the work will be
prosecuted to completion as practical
ly every obstacle has been removed
and the work Of laying "hot stuff" is
expected to progress without inter-
ruption.
The regular meeting of the Com
mercial club will be held Tuesday
evening. Preparations for the obser-
vance of Decoration day, report by
Joe Erwin of the Commercial club
secretaries convention held last week
in Pocatello and many other matters
of routine will come before the or
ganization.
Miss Mabel Robinson spent the
week end III New Plymouth visiting
friends.
F. c. Ramsey spent Friday in Nam
pa in the interests of the Republican
popular campaign fund drive.
Miss Minta Witteman returned to
her home Sunday morning from Rob-
crtson, Wyo., where she has been
teaching school the past winter.
Funeral services for Marie Shuee,
the eighteen-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Shuee was held from the
family home on Cleveland boulevard
Sunday afternoon. the Rev. w. F.
Fance conducted the services. Bur-
ial was in Canyon hill cemetery.
Mrs. Moore and daughter Nellie and
son Harry from Nampa were in town
Sunday to attend the funeral Of Ma
RE Shuee.
Mrs. Berry, Turner of Boise came
down Sunday to attend the funeral Of
Miss Marie Shuee.
Word received Saturday from Ross
Madden who left the latter part Of
the week for Fallon. New, conveyed
the information he had'a successful
overland trip with roads in better
condition than formerly. He was &C
eompanied by nine local persons who
are contemplating the purchase of
Nevada land. Oh excitement, incident
to striking oil by a company operat-
ing In that district. has heightened the
interest taken In the Fallon country.
About 50 Caldwell investors hold
property there at present
Saturday nights rain. which seems
to have been general over southwes-
tern Idaho and eastern Oregon. is re-
ported as having been of material val
ne in aiding crops.
Ralph Breshears will represent the
University of Idaho in a tri-state ora
torical contest to be held in Eugene.
Oregon under University of Oregon
auspices May q. Breshears was sell
eeted after having been placed frs,
in a university contest which was in
the nature of a try-out for the Eu-
gene event.
Members of the realty boards of
Caldwell. Boise. Nampa, Payette, Kuna
and Melba held banquet here Mon.
day evening for the consideration of
problems coming before real estate
men of southwestern Idaho.
DR.. S. B. Dudley of Weiser has pur-
:hased an interest in the business con-
lueted BY Drs. F. M. Cole and c. NJ.
kaley DR.. Dudley, who has large
irele Of local friends, was associated
nth d.. J. A. Young in a we'll known
veiser medical firm. More recently
e has been In the Near East, having
MT returned from there. He took up
i Caldwell duties Monday.
Marx Shields. editor of The Red
was . Caldwell visitor Mon
~.