The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Miss Edna Black and Miss Mabe]
Robinson OF the county farm bureau
were Boise visitors Saturday.
considerable comment is bein,
made upon the rare beauty of Cakes
brothers spring opening window dis
plays which are, without doubt among
the most artistic that have ever been
seen in Caldwell. The color scheme
is ivory and dark delft blue, embel-
lished with blue artificial flowers.
Scenic panels are set into the back
ground at intervals and these too, har-
monte in the general color scheme.
X. M. Bird who has charge of the
advertising and window trimming, ex-
ecuted the work and is receiving many
compliments for his artistic ability.
If anyone has had any doubts about
Caldwell being on the map, they GER
family were convinced when they saw
the page ad run recently by Oakes
Brothers. A large map, especially
drawn, gave Caldwell the center of the
stage and showed all principle auto
roads and railroad lines coming into
Caldwell from all directions. The
map. while especially designed to ad-
vertise the store. is expected to do
some good publicity for Caldwell and
the surrounding country as It is being
distributed broadcast throughout south
ern Idaho.
H. M. Ruddock purchased a new Ov-
erland car Thursday and Oh! he sits
up straight.
Myrtha Langford. II year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lang
ford, of Star, was brought to the san
itarium, Friday morning and operated
upon Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
She is doing we'll as can be expected,
She had the influenza, then pneumon-
ia, has suffered for five weeks, a drain
tube had to be inserted into the left
lung.
Mr.. Wesley Vaughn has resigned
his position as carrier on route two.
Caldwell, and will move to his ranch
as soon as his successor has quail
fled.
Mrs. John Reed went to Meridian
Thursday to spend the day with her
neice, Mrs. Starr.
Mrs, Fl. M. Lundy vent to Star,
Wednesday to spend the day with
the Langford family.
Louie Beck and family spent Sum
day at the B. NJ Altizer home in the
flat.
Mrs. R. P. eastman left Sunday
evening for her home in California
after spending the past month visiting
friends here.
Earl Wayland Bowman was a Cald
we'll visitor Friday.
Mrs M. B. Sherman of Fruitland
is in Caldwell, visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Street
Herman Clark left last week for
Ore, where he was called
by the severe illness of his mother
Mrs. Perry Clark.
II. M. Ruddock began another res
idence Wednesday, it is to be 36x4O,
two stories high and modern except
heat
A gathering of neighbors met with
Grandpa and Grandma Douglas, on
Tenth street Thursday evening to
sing.
John Reed and wife left Friday ev-
ening for Clarks Fork. Ida, to make
It their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lundy, of Nampa
spent Sunday here with his parents.
The three year old daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Nelson. of Gem district un-
1erwent an operation at the hospital
Friday
Frand Roland's gas station, at the
corner Of Kimbal avenue and Logan
street. is completed, and about ready
or business.
Members of the Presbyterian
,hurch are planning an all church
basket social for the evening of ST. |
Patrick's day. The meeting will be
,eld at the church Wednesday eve
hing at 6 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the local
D. A. R. chapter was held Saturday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. A. |
Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. George
Ackley and Mrs. F. H. Plowhead
we're hostesses. Refreshments follow
ID the bushes smeeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Sovereign will
move to their new home on Indiana
venue this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Plurihus T;lIer Mr. |