The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Fred Lilly went to Payette Wednes-
day on business.
T. A. Walters was a business visi-
tor early in the week in Weiser and
Payette.
NJ. H. Gibbons returned Tuesday
following a weeks visit in Twin Falls
on business matters relating to the
publication for former service men.
Governor D. w. Davis was a visi-
tor in Caldwell Tuesday. He came
down from the state capital to attend
the annual farm bureau livestock ex::
cursion which visited the Idaho ex :
perimental farm near Caldwell and
other farms OF interest to livestock
men.
Rugs and carpet weaving. 1906 Ev-
erett. Mrs. H. H. Compton. 1920
A number of Weiser business men
and farmers, all of whom are inter-
ested in livestock work and winter
feeding, were in Caldwell Wednesday
to attend the farm bureau excursion
and to learn first hand the results of
winter feeding conducted at the Ida
no experimental farm.
R. H. Dunlap, former probate judge
of Ada county, was a Caldwell visitor
Tuesday He spent the day with his
son, S. Ben Dunlap.
Judge G. T. Moore of Nampa was
a business visitor in Caldwell Tues
day.
F. H. Butcher sold his 60 acre
ranch in Lakeview for SCI 900 cash to
Mr.. ]. w. Baken of Nampa. The
deal was made Monday.
Mrs. D. N. Smith went to Fairview
and spoke before the w. c. T. u
at the Sunday night services, before
a fine audience
A. P. Alexanderson was a visitor
in Caldwell Tuesday in the interests
of a drainage district for the Dixie
community. He asserted that every
effort would be made this summer to
proceed with drainage plans for tina,
section. Canyon county commission
ers recently granted permission to
residents of that community to form
a drainage district and elections will
be held shortly to further the work
While there is some opposition, the
need for drainage is so obvious in tho
opinion of those interested in the
movement that little difficulty should
be experienced in carrying out the
plans formulated by Mr.. Alexand.
erson and others.
Mr.. B. A. Smith and daughter ar
rived Monday evening from Iowa
They went to Payette for short visi
with Mrs. Smiths son and returned
early in the wee kto remain in Cald
we'll at least during this summer
Ross Madden writes from Nevad;
that he is doing rushing real estate
business. In fact, he says that HI
was so busy that he completely for
got that March IS was the last da.
on which to file income tax return
until the morning of the fms.
To be appointed fire chief Monda.
evening and to have the experience o
putting out fire in the city hall eigh
hours after his appointment was con
firmed was the unusual experienc
of F. NJ Corey of Spokane, who as
sumed his duties as fire chief her
Tuesday morning. About 8 o'clock
small blaze was discovered in tn
basement of the city hall Tuesda
morning Rubbish had caught afr
. in some way but the blaze was quick
ly extinguished by the use of a sma
hose and stream of water.
Miss Gladys Kahn returned hom
Tuesday from Detroit, where she ha
been attending school.
James Harris of Mccall is stoppin
off here for few days, on his retur
from Portland
Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon of Ne
Meadows arrived Tuesday to visit he
sister, Mrs. w. L. Morley.
Mrs. Fritz Miller returned Tuesda
evening from six weeks trip east
Bernard Haas of Weiser was bus
ness visitor here Wednesday.
The Episcopal guild gave a m,
sicale at the home of Mrs. T. D. Fa,
rer on Cleceland boulevard Thursda
afternoon.
w. F. Lobbs home is quarantine
with scarlet fever.
G. L. Keithly returned to his hon
in Midvale Thursday, after spendir
the winter here.
A marriage license was issued We
nesday to r. M. Wallace and Rox
Goodman both If NamDa