The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-16


the livestock man $500.
Kenneth Foster, bugler on the bat
tleship Pennsylvania, will leave Fri
day evening to rejoin his ship at Sc
attic. He has been spending a short
furlough in Caldwell with his par
ents. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Murphy spent
last week end in Nampa visiting their
friends.
Ruth Young and Augustus Posey,
both of Caldwell, were issued mar
riase license Monday.
/Born, Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Dell
: Hathaway of Caldwell, son.
Born, Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Yost of Notus, son.
Roy Shurtleff returned last week
end to his home in Boise after look
ing after business interests here for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bnford left
last week end for California where
they will make their home for the
\winter. If the change proves benef-
chi to Mr.. Binford's health it is like
ly that they will make California their
home.
Miss Jeanette Runciman is report
ed i'll at her home. She has been en-
ployed teaching at Meridian.
Mr.. Murray spent Monday in Mer-
idian on business.
Jack Riddle left for his home near
Jordan Valley Tuesday after spend
ing several days in Caldwell.
Joe Dickens, local auctioneer, will
officiate at sale in Pocatello today
Tomorrow he will be at Blackfoot
for the same purpose Both sales are
of Shorthorn cattle and have attracted
considerable interest among livestock
men of southeastern Idaho.
Probate Judge S. Ben Dunlap mar
ried Amy Ray and Elmer Stradley,
both of Parma. at the probate court
rooms Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. See have been
spending several days visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs A. Lundstrom
in Maple Grove.
r. w. Meehan, F. H. Clay and
James Scott ha dtheir preliminary
hearing before Judge D. D. Harger
Tuesday morning on charge of hav-
ing stolen some alfalfa and clover seed
near Nampa some time ago. They
were bound over to the district court
and placed under $1,000 bond each
which they were unable to furnish
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albrecht have
to their home in Iowa after
rsing here to attend their brothers
wedding and spending the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
F. Howard.
Capt. Palmer, Capt. Bridges art
Lieut.. Catlett of Fort Keogh remonnt
station have completed an inspection
of 800 head fcavalry horses at the
local stockyards Col. Scott of Wash
ington and Col John Well of Boise
reviewed the selections and expressed
themselves as being more than salts
fled with the quality of the animals
Capt Palmer was accompanied on th'
trip by Mrs. Palmer.
c. H. bowman. superintendent o
the public schools, spent last wee'
end in Boise.
Misses Ruth and Faye Black hav
returned from four months visit il
California where they were visiting
relatives.
The Rev. E. NJ Keller, secretary o
the, state Sunday school association
VII spend next Sunday in Caldwel
Visiting Sunday schools in the fore
T noon and speaking at meeting Q
Canyon county Sunday school worker
at the Christian church at 2:30 in tn
afternoon. In the evening there wi
be a union meeting at the Methods
church to which every one is invited
Services at the Presbyterian churc
next Sunday will be as follows: Sur
day school at 1000 a. m; full after
\ dance should be on hand to greet tn
I secretary of the state association. Til
Morning worship at L 100 o'clock wit
sAmon by the Rev. F. M. Keele
Christian Endeavor societies meet {
$50; topic, my Favorite Psalms an
Why" In the evening all will unit
in the meeting at the Methodist churc
to boost for Sunday school work.
Toe Dickins purchased the vacaI
property facing Memorial park on tt
east last Tuesday from the Wester
National bank. Consideration was nj
made public. Mr.. Dickins asserts TIL
he will place the % lots on the mark