The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-09

October 30, q son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mes
Ter November S. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Rice made
trip to Boise Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Reavis of Creenlea
was in Caldwell Saturday.
Ray Sylvester left last week fol
Denver for short visit.
Mrs. Mary Miller is teaching as Z
substitute At Lincoln school.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Pen
ington of Notus. daughter. Nov. 4
he me for hand-hnit sweaters, any
sise. any style. Mrs.. Jones, Tel iss-t
Miss Mildred Flock of Fruitland re.
turned to Caldwell Sunday to spend
the winter.
Mrs.. Jess Jaynes of Homedale un-
derwent an operation at local hospi-
tai Friday.
Mrs. Claude Smith and her daugh-
ter. Vivian. of Owyhee, are visiting
friends in Caldwell.
T. NcParlin Cough, the new owner
and editor of the Parma Review, was
. Caldwell business visitor Friday.
Mrs. John Caldwell went to Boise
Monday to spend few days with her
sisser-in-aw. Mrs. Kitching, who is i'll.
The ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church will hold bazaar December
in the basement Of the church.
Further notice later. ol-92c
WE PAY CASH for eggs. Del
1eats Cash Grocery. phone s6e. este.
The Caldwell Rooms will be open
TOR business Tuesday. Nov. 9. First
class hotel in Caldwell. Under new
management.
+. c. Ramsey. for some time deputy
county clerk. resigned from that posi-
ton last week. His successor has not
been appointed.
Mitchell Dukes Mercantile CO.
Anything in Hardwareand Groceries.
Phone 81. Main St. and Kimball Ave.
caldwell tic
w. Ford had wheel of his car
smashed in Kimball avenue at the
Westcott filling station when another
car ran into his machine Friday morn
ing.
oeSsty Ra.oes at Laughlin's Jewslry
Ueoeo, 10 Main street. 7ltfc
G. w. Williams of MidvaIe arrived
in Caldwell Monday to conduct al
series Of meetings at the Church of
Christ. beginning Monday night at
7:%s o'clock.
Miss Mary Robinson and William
Ross. both of Parma, were married
Saturday afternoon at the Presby-
terrain church. the Rev. D. H. Hare
conducting the service.
WE PAY CASH for eggs. Del
4eats Cash Grocery. phone S6e. Ssfc. |
All Elks living in or near Caldwell
are invited to meet at A. L. Murphy's
real estate office Tuesday evening at
3 o'clock to discuss the organization
Of local Eiis social club.
Dick Nelson. field general of last
summers baseball team. has taken to
the woods for few days sport.
Mr.. Nelson IS employed at the BOISE
Psyette Lumber company.
J. e. Thompson is completing new
residence with two additional apart
meut. The property is located one
block south of the Lincoln school
house.
Students of the College of Idaho
gave . jelly. informal dancing party
1t Daneeland Friday evening COM
the football victory over
Brigham Young college.
Mitchell Dukes Mercantile Co..
in HaSdwareand Groceries.
Phone 81. Main St. and Kimball Ave,
CALDWELL tic
O. 20 the uallnark store for your
5swsasy.. A. Z Laughlin. jswelsr.
L. J. Mcgee, secretary of the Pay
rite Water Users association,
went to Boise Monday to confer with
Senator John Nugent relative to Ger
tain matters pertaining to this project.
Charles Ollein, one of the leading
|armers of the Deer Flat district, has
disposed of his property there and
will shortly make his home in Cald-
we'll where he recently acquired resi-
ience property.
A coal shortage means that some
'eopIs suffer from cold. Are you one
4 those persons. We are facing the
re.sest coal shortage in our history.
Caldwell Lumber Co. SOtfc.
The Caldwell Rooms will be open Z
or business Tuesday, Nov. 9. First
lass hotel in Caldwell. Under new :
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