The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

erett Mrs. H. H. Compton. 1920
Hugs and carpetcleaning. 1906 Ev-
erett Mrs. H. H Compton. 1926
Heinie Johnson's Oldsmobile was
stolen Wednesday evening from in
front of the Huree theatre Wednesday
evening. Efforts to recover or find il
were futile until a late hour Thurs
day
J. 3. Duncan Of Jordan Valley is
looking after business interests in
Caldwell this week.
John Carey of Crane. Oregon, is
buying cattle in this section this week.
Edward Stauffer of Winnemucca
was Caldwell business visitor this
week.
Alex Frazer of Baker City, live
stock business man. is looking over
local markets this week.
S. w. Spangler of Weiser is bust
ness visitor in Caldwell this week.
D. F. Mickey from Rome. Ore
gon is in Caldwell this week buying
stock for for his horse ranch
Jack Felts of Omaha is in Caldwell
this week buying mules
G. NJ. Ryrkit of Kuna is in the city
buying mules for his sheep camp.
Ballantyne Bros are in the city
buying horses and mules for their
sheep camp.
Chapter F. P. C. O. Sisterhood.
met with Mrs George Crookham
Monday, February q A very ex-
cellent program by Mrs Chalfant.
Mrs. Havman and Mrs. Crookham
followed the business meeting. Miss
Sadie Wescott related some of her
experiences on her recent trip to
Hawaii. The next meeting. March |,
at Mrs. Blonders, will be an interest
ing one, as Chapter N of Nampa is
to meet with the local chapter.
For Traders Day, Monday March
|. Just received big shipment Of
Fisk and Gage sailors and shapes. NJ.
F. Gilgan, 612 Main St Below Sara
toga hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. lockwood of
Boise were in Caldwell Wednesday
on business.
A building permit was granted M.
F. March Wednesday for the addition
of porch to his house at 1919 Blaine
street.
Hugh Joslin was granted a building
permit Feb. Is for addition to his
house amounting to $780,
Mrs. Robert Mccormick and Mrs
William F. Vance went to Boise We'd
nesday to attend the Women's Con
ference which is being held in CON
junction with the state Tnter-Church
conference in Nampa.
]. s. Harrington obtained build
ing permit Monday, Feb %, to erect
IA $1l 600 bungalow at 1928 Cleveland
boulevard H. J. Mcneil has the con.
tract.
Mrs. King Brown. Mrs. D. H. Hare,
Mrs. H. J. Mcneil and Mrs Carrie
Steunenberg of Caldwell were Boise
visitors Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church had a splendid meet
ing in the Blatchely home Wednesday.
Feb. Is. Mesdames Hayman. Boone,
Springer and Blatchley were the host
esses.
Harley Mcneil, contractor of Wei
ser, was in town Monday on the way
to attend the Inter Church convention
in Nampa.
The war department has just tele-
graphed The Adjutant General Of
idaho authority to purchase horses
locally through Idaho for the regi-
ment of cavalry now being organized
in this state Colonel Patch is now
getting in touch with horse dealers
| and horse owners to secure desirable
mounts of the cavalry type. 1o-c
! The wedding of George B. McCar-
thy and Miss Bessie L. Roland was
solemnized Sunday evening at $50
: in the home of the brides parents,
Rev. D. H. Hare officiating.
H. D. Sweetland of Hagerman was
in Caldwell Saturday on business.
For satisfaction and service buy
new or used furniture from Bridges
Furniture Co. Ola Main. Phone 1872.
We repair watches, clocks and jew
! elry A. F. Laughlin Jeweler 100