The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-28
LOCAL AND Personal,

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Mrs. Charles Eaglehoff made a
business trip to Boise last Friday.
Mrs. J. r. McNair. aged "a, is in
the hospital for medical treatment.
Phone o. w. Collins, 26z-Js for
peaches.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Eichelberoer,
Of Middleton. a son. at local hospital
Sunday.
Henry Griffith is picking, sorting
and packing apples at his home on
Tenth street. I
Margaret Mcconnell has been TAX
ing care of some special cases for a
few days 1t the sanitarium.
Phone O.. W. Collins. z62-Js for
peaches. avcq <ae f VI
y The Rev .Selby Smith Of Fruitland
preached Sunday morning and even
ing At the Church Of Christ
Mr.. and Mrs.. Jack. Lowther will
leave this week by auto for California
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Beth Wainwright arrived in
Caldwell last week from her home in
Payette. She will Be employed here
. this winter. @s41s ls
Mr.. and Mrs John Hayman Of Mer-
rili. Wiss who arrived in Caldwell
last week will make their home here
this winter.
Joe Coehrane. who is employed at
the Peckham Furniture store broke
his arm the latter part of last week
while crankinG 1 refractory Ford.
Safety Rasors Il I.anghlin's Jewslzy
Store. ~ Main strset 7ltfc
Mr.. and Mrs. Garten 81 South Tenth
street have sold their .5-acre home to
not give possession until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Dor,nan are
spending this week III Boise helping
In the different department Of the
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Sprague en-.
tertainsd at dinner Sunday Mr.: and
Mrs. Tom Randolph and family Of
FiShAHn oStiiS@ q >s'ss~-r'a'A =
Louie Grimes delivers the goods
free At The Del Monte Cash Grocery.
Groom modern house, well located,
cement walk, nice lawn and plenty Of
shade. Garage and chicken park.
Possession right now. Price $500;
liberal terms. Phone 40. 7otfc
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Less
man of Jordan Valley was held at the
Gem State Academy Monday at 1880
a. m. Burial was in Canyon Hill
cemetery
Pluribus Tilier returned from the
vicinity Of Knox. Idaho, Thursday
with deer and divided It among his
friends in Caldwell and Nampa.
We have large stock Of fountain
Iens. A. r Lanshlin. jswelsr. 100
Main street. 7ltfc
Groom modern house, well located,
cement walk. nice lawn and plenty OF
shade. Garage and chicken park
Possession right now. Price $500
liberal terms Phone 476. 7otfc
Me-. and Mrs. Errette Amick and
two sons of Fruitland attended ser.
vices sat the Church of Christ Sun.
day and took dinner at the Lundy
home
]. w. Erwin. secretary of the Com.
mercial club, has been spending ths
past few days in Boise assisting il
the pfeparation of the Canyon county
exhibit at the state fair.
Don't annoy the telephone sisia
Tor IT, time. Buy q clock at Laugh
Mis Jswelry store. 7ltft
A coal shortage means that som'
people suffer from cold Are you on
Of tisese psrsons9 We are facing tn
greatest coal shortage IN our history
Caldwell Lumber Co. sotfc
Supt. J. J. Rae, Principal H. e. A
Jones and Coach LIE Tendre attended
the southwestern Idaho athletic mete
ing held in Nampa Saturday.
MI and Mrs. Will Messler an
daughter leave Monday for California
, They will make the trip by auto an,
= expect to remain there for year.
A marriage license was issued I,
George Susich and Dorothy Noe, boil
of Boise, at the county recorder
office Saturday. They were marrie'
by S. Ben Dunlap, probate judge. .
A coal shortage means that som
people suffer from cold. Are you on
Of these presons2 We are facing Ii
greatest coal shortage In our histor.
Caldwell Lumber Co. 00tf'
Ceve Croome returned last Thur.
day evening from Mccall. Cascade an