The Caldwell tribune., 1920-06-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

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I'D. Hunter made business trip
to Boise Tuesday.
Earl Mcdaniel was Caldwell vis'-
tor Tuesday from Nampa.
Mr.. R. S. Madden made business
trip TO Boise Wednesday.
Miss Alva Steinsman purchased the
Alvin Weisner home on South Sixth
street Tuesday.
Charles Martin will leave Friday
night for Seattle, Washington on i
business trip.
The Ruddock's have gone to the
hills on a fishing trip.
Monte Ciwinn from Boise visited IN
Caldwell Tuesday in the interest Of
the Odd Fellows home.
The McLier brothers have finished
the excavating, put in the. forms, for
their new bungalow on 9th street.
Two young business men will start
a cafeteria grocery store soon. They
are from North Dakota.
The Handyshell ranch, south Of
here sold to Mr.. Arthur, of Oregon,
three weeks ago and sold again this
week to Mr.. Myers of the Turner
Horse market, Caldwell.
Fred Hargrave will leave for Port
land Saturday night. He will be there
during the rose festival and will re-
main till the first of July.
w. c. T. U. county convention to
be held here today in Baptist church.
Morning and afternoon sessions with
lunch for delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rutter leave
the latter part of this week for Fall
Ion, Nevada to make that their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. c. L. Austin expects as her
guests for the summer, Mrs. E. R.
Chestmore and son from St. Joseph,
Missouri.
Mrs. Dickinson and daughters
from Weiser spent Sunday in Cald,
we'll visiting friends.
Edith Caldwell, who is spending her
vacation here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Caldwell went to Pay
ette and Midvale for weeks visit
with friends
Assistant dairy specialist, Mr.. Math-
eson, and Miss Edna Black met with
"a class of boys, of the purebred Hol-
stein club, at Tucker Wednesday night
for Judging.
A state convention of the P. E. @.
Sisterhood, was held here three days
this week, opening Monday night at
the Finney hall, at the College of
Idaho.
Mrs. A. E. Gipson entertained her
Sunday School class Wednesday in
honor of Mrs Chas. Rutter, who
leaves this week for Fallon, Nevada
to make her future home.
Mrs. w. A. Woods, of Chicago, ST.,
isstoring her household goods in the
Freeman house on South 9th street
as the house is sold where she lived,
she will visit relatives in different To-
calities for while.
County club leader, Miss Edna
Black and the livestock specialist, E.
R. Rhinehart, are doing some beef
club work this week. She is also Wis
iting many ranches with the dairy
specialist, Cammack in the interest of
the calf clubs of the county.
Mrs. Berha Reavis left Wednesday
by auto to join her husband in Cali
fornia, in company with the Palmer
family, who are returning to Califor-
MIA, after two weeks stay here. Her
daughters, Velda Livingston, and
Thelma Reavis are at work in the hay
on the Pollet ranch and will join them
later. They went to Burns, Ore.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grieve, of Twin
Falls came to this city. Tuesday to
attend the commencement exercises
at the College of Idaho, to be with
ther daughter, Pearl Grieve. who
graduated at this time. While here
they visited an older daughter, Mrs
Lisk, of Greeleaf and their cousin
Mrs. w. A. Douglas of 10Th street
A number of Baptist people gath.
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Breshears Wednesday evening
for a little reception for Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rutter. Music was enjoyet
during the evening and refreshment.
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Rutter were
. presented with some presents from
their friends.
Henry Zeh left Wednesday TO-
Portland where he expects to remain