The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06

Pete Roethler has purchased the in
terests of Dick Hoffman in the Co.
lonial cafe, Mr. Roethelr recently &C
quired the interest of Lloyd Hardin
and this purchase gives him the entire
business. Mr.. Hoffman expects to
remain in Caldwell but has made no
announcement concerning his future
business ventures.
w. R. Sebree returned Monday
from Los Angeles after spending a
short time there visiting.
Work began Tuesday morning by
the c. f. Silbaugh company on the
building which c. S. Davis is having
erected on Fifth and Arthur streets
for A. B. Cooper. The latter will run
a feed and grain business in the struc-
ture.
Theron Lafferty returned Monday
from Los Angeles and other Califor-
MIA points after spending about two
months there.
Adam 'Blackstock, Owyhee county
commissioner, was business visitor
in Caldwell Wednesday
The case against ]. R. Beck, charged
with having refused to give informa-
ton to census enumerators when call
ed upon, was dismissed when it was
brought before Judge d. D. Harger
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Beck had
given census facts to special enumer-
ators working under the direction OF
the Commercial club and when called
upon by Mrs. Amanda Bishop, he as
serted that he had already provided all
information.
Miss Louise Riddle county home
demonstration agent, is among those
who are i'll with influenza.
E. R. Bennett, state horticultural
specialist with the University Of Ida
no extension department, has can
celled all of the farm bureau meetings
which he had scheduled in Canyon
county for this week, because of ILL.,
ness. The meetings were to have con-
sidered potato problems and haave
been indefinitely postponed.
A. E. Oman, assistant county agent
is i'll with the influenza.
Mrs. Joe Erwin is i'll at her home or
Chicago street.
A large delegation OF local fan.
went to Boise Tuesday evening te
witness the Santell-Peters wrestling
bout. According to some of these
the crowd there was all with Peters
Even the gallery at the Pinney wa.
we'll filled to accommodate the larges
crowd that ever witnessed wrestling
bout in Boise,
Fred Brown has rented a portion o
the new Hodgson building now un
der construction on Kimball avenue
Mr.. Brown will occupy it with an ar
shop.
Stockholders of the Farmers Mn
tual insurance company held their an
nual meeting at the city hall Tuesda.
afternoon.
The next regular meeting of tn
Forward club will be held at the Car
negie library next Tuesday afternoon
February 10. An interesting program
is assured. :.
F. Rowland is building a servic
station on South Kifnball and Logal
streets. 1t will cost about $1,000
Building permits issued during Jan
uary totalled $3.50. Fire residence
are included at cost Of 5000, on
commercial building to cost $1,000 an
$3.50 was devoted to various othe
small repairs. Bad weather and mucl
building now in progress has inter
fered with further activity butt it
expected that some new big venture
will be pushed shortly.
Clarence Braskamp of Portland
expected in Caldwell February IL t
take charge Of the soda fountain .
the Palm. Mr.. Braskamp is forme
resident of Caldwell and has wild
circle of friends here. He has live
in Portland continuously since his RI
turn from the service.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Share
Sunday "a son.
Bernice Vassar sustained rather-seI
ious injuries to her hand Monda
when her fingers were accidental
caught in an electric wringer.
Clyde J. Ford and Ida Buffingtol
both of Caldwell, were married MOI
day by S. Ben Dunlap, probate judg
Marriage licenses were issued MOI
day to Walter Atterbury and Win
fred Maloney of Nampa and to Al
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