The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-06
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

NILS. NHdIlCS SOTy ana son, Ken
meth, of South Dakota, are the guests
of Mrs. w. H. Drown.
Mrs. Richard Anderson, from Thou
sand Springs Valley, ATTENDED the
Adventist Camp meeting.
A. ]. lockwood, from Riverside, at
tended the Chautauqua in Caldwell
Thursday.
Opal Holbrook, Ivan Bocox and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaggers left on a trip
for Haley Friday. They will return
Tuesday.
A. c. Lilliard, from Nampa, made
a business trip to Caldwell Friday.
J. A. Miller left Friday to attend a
real estate convention at Spokane,
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snodgrass and son ar
rived here the early part of last week
from Spokane, Wash. Mr.. Snodgrass
was sent here by the Hazelwood
Creamery Co.
]. H. Lowell made business trip
to Silver City Friday.
Earl D. Mcdaniel, from Nampa,
was Visitor here Friday.
Bob Warheld made business trip
to Caldwell Friday from Nampa.
George Miller is weekend visitor
in Caldwell.
D. J. Sopher, the real estate man,
made a business trip to Boise Satur.
day.
]. E. Garman is recovering rapid
ly from serious operation.
L. ]. Mitchell moved in his new
bungalow at l1l6 Chicago Thursday.
Misses Fern and Ruth Underklof-
fer left Saturday morning for Payette
to spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Regain moved to
Boise Monday.
F. G. Hoffman. G. E. helms, S. P.
Baker, A. L. Murphy attended the
meeting of the Realty Board Friday
in Boise in the interest of the inter-
state Realty Association convention
to be held at Spokane.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ed
win Gibbons. boy, July l.
Max Mayfield of Boise spent We'd
nesday in the city looking after bust
ness interests.
S. G. Tucker of Notus looked after
business affairs here Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Idleman returned We'd
nesday from a visit to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jensen visited in
Emmett Wednesday.
Mrs. R. Rounds of Boise visited
here Wednesday.
About thirty tons of hay were de-
|stroyed on North Indiana avenue at
midnight Sunday night. The hay was
the property of H. Martin, who has
loffered a reward for evidence which
will lead to theapprehension and con-
lyiction of the person responsible for
starting the blaze. The origin of the
lire is unknown but the action of Mr.
Martin would seem to indicate that he
believes the blaze was of incendiary
lorigin. The city fire department was
|called to the scene but was unable
to accomplish anything other than te
prevent the flames spreading.
For protection against fires at an,
thine of day or night, see Fred Nit
lchell, the Insurance Man.-Adv.
Marguerite Rinard, the Swear ole
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rinard o
Greenleaf, was painfully injured Sun
day when she caught her hand in I
hay stacking rope. Her hand wa
painfully burned and she may los'
one of her fingers. The little girl il
at the Steensland hospital.
Two marriage licenses were issuet
, at the county clerks office, on Mon
day and one Saturday to Walter Crit
, |fiths, Jr, of Caldwell and Helen Mer
: rick of Caldwell, Paul Hamond o
: Hfath and Agnes Coffey of lndial
Valley.
Olga Vivian Turton was granted
divorce from Frank M. Tuition b.
Judge E. L, Bryan in the Seventh ju
dicial district Monday. Desertiol
, was alleged in complaint and the de
PENDANT defaulted in open court. TIL
; couple were married in Boise Novem
, Der 10. 1916.
In the case of A. A. Hanan agains
I w. H. Sehenck the plaintiff was gSant
ed decree upon default of the de
PENDANT for $4o7.6s due on safe O
goods, wares and merchandise in tn
district court Monday.
Brief funeral services were he'll
Monday afternoon for the infant so
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stoeling VIII
|died Sunday omrning.
Q Born, Sunday at local hospital. t
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John Egger, a daughte,