The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. U. L. Andre left Fri
day for trip in the hills.
Inez Ingebretsen spent Monday in
Nampa visiting with friends.
John I. Postlethwaite of Star. was
here Sunday calling on friends.
]. A. McCune of Wilder was BUSH
ness visitor in Caldwell Friday.
Mrs. Earl Ellison spent most OF last
week with her parents in Boise.
The Rev. w. M. Ewing Of Boise
was . visitor in Caldwell Friday.
Ars. Pearl Kupersmith from Port
laad 10 IN the city transaeting busi-
ness.
I. w, Morris Of Jordan Valley
made business trip to Caldwell Sat
urday.
]. B. Trevy has purchased twenty
acres At Payette where he will make
his home.
NJ. aud Mrs. Fred Mcconnell and
son. Roger, left Friday for a visit
in Portland
Mildred Flock who spent last week
here, left for her home in Fruitland
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunyou Black and
family have returned from IN outing
At Yellowstone park.
Selby Smith Of Fruitiand, preached
here st the Church of Christ Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs.. teinhoH and daughter Of St.
Louis are visiting in Caldwell ~ the
guests Of w. J. Robb.
Mrs. Naybelie Allen Of Boise visit
ID With relatives and friends in Cald-
we'll over the weekend.
Mrs. John Skaden and daughter.
Mn. Ray Newcomer left Tuesday for
their hone IN Nebraska.
G. o. Foster and A. E. HASTE re-
turned Thursday evening from =
hunting trip in the hills.
Marie Vail has returned from the
hills where she was visiting with
her sister, Blanche Vail ~ F6
Mrs. Nellie Clark and daughter,
Nuriel Of South Bend, Ind, are visit
ing with Mrs. Statia Kelleher.
A marriage license was issued Fri
day to F. R. Wilson and Lilly L.
Brooka both Of RiehAnd. Ore.
Mr.. and nr:. Angus Martin will
leave for California Thursday, that
their health may be benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Westrope re-
turned Sunday evening from . short
vocational visit spent IN Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long and Mr..
and 0SA Grub and families are in
the hills huatinG and fishing this week.
Mabel 81. Jarr and Elsie Momberg
have returned from . short vacation
at Portland and other coast points.
w. J. Douglas, cashier Of the First
Ntional Bank from Hallway, Ore,
was visiting relatives here last week.
Hen1y Dorman. Jr.. returned Wed
nesday from two weeks trip through
southern Idaho. Utah and Wyoming.
B. n. Hoae i remodeling the build
~, ~ VA~ ssAsA uSSs 0SSuINV W
F. Vining. A new front is being put
II.
The. two year old son of Mr.. and
Ars ]. "a. Rankin had his tonsils re-
moved Wednesday At the Caldwell
Sanitarium.
M. and Ma. Will Nixon from
bozemAn. Mont. are visiting with
Ars. Nixon's sister. Mrs. P. S. Fen
ton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Jones and children of
Fimore street and Walter and May
Skelton have gone to the Lakes for a
ten days otuias.
Sadie Altizer and group of Golden
Rule girls, from Boise came up Thurs
day evening and spent most of the
night At the Altizer home.
Dr.. and Mrs. Harold Kahn from
Detroit arrived Sunday evening to
visit It the home Of DR.. Kahn's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kahn.
The Rev. and Mrs. d. A. Clemens
and niece, Mrs. Lucille Travis, left
Tuesday for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Illinois. Penn
sylvania and Tennessee.
c. ]. Weseott and SON Buster, Sadie
Weseott and Peter Kim returned
Wednesday from = two weeks out
ing At Payette lakes.
Mabel E. King of Parma and
Thomas 1. Bowman of Payette were
married Wednesday afternoon by Pro-
bate Judge, S. Ben Dunlap.
Henry Race was brought before