The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Dick Hoffman left Friday evening
for Salt Lake on a short business trip.
Neal N. Nash, superintendent of
schools, at Parma was business Wis
itor in Caldwell Friday.
w. B. Mitchell was visitor in Cald-
we'll Friday from his home in Parma
Ed. Gilbert of Notus was a business
visitor in Caldwell last Friday.
A. D. Gavin, of Baker, Ore, pur-
chased last week of R. H. Hart of
Fargo, 30 acres Of we'll improved land.
Consideration is given at $4,000. He
will take immediate possession. Mr..
Hart has not announced his plans for
the future. His farm is the Oldest
property in the Fargo district. The
Turner Realty company handled the
sale.
The incest line of trimmed hats in
Caldwell will be found at M. E Gil
gan Sarchet, 6l2 Main street III
While Caldwell people did not REL
ish the loss of the exceptionally fine
February weather, general pleasure
was expressed at the snow which be-
gan falling Thursday evening. Ac-
cording to reports from the summer
water producing sections of the state,
prospects were not bright prior to
the storm for good water season.
A number of local fans braved bad
roads to drive to Emmett last Thurs
day evening to watch the Caldwell
high school basket bali team win from
Emmett high school
U. L. Audre manager of Audre Bat
terry Station is in Portland attending
the Willard Service tSation conven-
ton.
The Caldwell Millinery parlors are
showing the Fisk and Gage hats this
season. also New York trimmed hats.
NJ. F.. Gilgan Sarchet. 2-27
A note from ]. w. Cupples indicates
that his party is enjoying their stay
in the Hawaiian Islands. According
to Mr.. Cupples, Hawaii is dominated
by Hula girls and Republicans.
M. S. Sandmeyer, F. E. Hatch and
H. r. Cleaver, representatives of To-
cal lumber companies, went to Boise
Thursday to attend a lumbermen's
meeting held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Switzerland
left Thursday for Boise. Mr.. South
land has portion of the contract for
the erection of the Gem Motor, garage
there. They expect to remain in Boise
several weeks
A. small labor difficulty occurred
in Caldwell last week when the car
penters who were employed on the
Grimmett garage walked out rather
than use lumber provided by Bales
Lumber company. The latter concern
operates under the open shop plan
Born, Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs
R. F. Gully Of Greenleaf "a son.
During the filming Of Eyes Of
Youth" in which number of chill.
dren were used in the school room
scene, Miss Young made it daily
habit to entertain the children with
stories during the noon, hour, and he'
audience was always augmented by al
least a score or more children from
the neighboring school who gave III
their lunch hour to be with Mis-
Young. Miss Young comes to thu
Huree, in Eyes of Youth, on Wed
nesday and Thursday.
James Watson, deputy supervisor o
the Loyal Order of Moose, is in Cald
we'll to organize local chapter Of tina
lodge here.
The Caldwell Millinery parlor. arr
showing the Fisk and Gage hats thi
eseason, also New York trimmed hats
M. E. Cilgan Sarchet. ~
Funeral services were held las
Thursday morning for Mable Jose
phine Clark, the three-year-old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Clark
who died following an operation TO
appendicitis after the appendix ha'
been ruptured The body was shippe'
to Abingdon, Va. for burial.
A. F. Oman, assistant county agen
for Boundry county with headquarter
h at Monners Ferry. He viii organic
Nhe farm bureau in that county.
Local members of the Odd Fellow
lodge weresoliciting last week anon
their members to raise $1,000 for tn
state home fund. A splendid respons
met their efforts to raise the amoun
Mrs. H. M. Howard left Thursda
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