The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-24
Local and Personal

Mrs Ernest Vining and Mrs. Rich
ard Nelson returned on the noon train
from Portland last Friday. Mrs. Vim
ing has been absent for the past month
Mrs. Nelson saw Henry Zeh. newly
wed. in Portland recently. Mr.. Zeh
acted as If he expected Mrs Nelson
to hit him with an old shoe but did
nj intimate when he expected to re-
turn to Caldwell where his friends
are waiting him.
Blake Lowell is assimilating con-
siderable football knowledge this sum
mcr at the Iowa University summer
school for coaches. according to ].
]. Rae who saw him on the laiter's
recent trip east. Mr.. Lowell is i'm
paiiatly awaiting the opening school
TO show his wares at the Cald-
we'll High school where he will coach
pigskin artists.
Kids came into their own Saturday
Sixty seven gallons OF ice cream dis
appeared as il magic. Sixty gallons
OF lemonade didn't last long enough to
permit general impression that there
had been any on the grounds. II was
better than the Fourth because every
thing was free. Young America reach |
ed the zenith of its glory Saturday.
Mrs. T. ID. Farrer left last Friday |
for Berkely, California. to visit her
Mrs. Otto Neal, and Mr..
Neal. who are attending the Univ
ersity of California summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal expect to live in
Cooding next winter where Mr.. Neal 1
IS head OF the school system for the
year
III. E. Tabb. the last Of the contin-
gent Of potato buyers expected here
his season, arrived Monday, estab-
ished headquarters and prepared for
he shipping season to open. Mr.. :
rabb is operating for himself this
ear
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith returned 1
,st Friday night from a two weeks l.
acation spent in the Donnelly district
{ the upper Payetie river. Fishing has
cen exceptionally good in that re- S
ion according to Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Miller and Mr..
nd Mrs. Ancil Steuncnberg returned I
lie latter part OF the week following q
short vacation spent in the Wood
YER country. They returned by way
Bear Valley and Lowman. I
Among those who went the rounds
, the big poultry excursion Saturday
ere Archie Larson of Weiser, w. s. J.
,earer OF Payette and Mrs. s. E.
yde OF Mayheld. All are directorsl
the Gem State Poultry Association. I
Howard Matthews entertained about
rty of his young friends Saturday ev- J.
ing at dancing party at his home
Grant street. The house was dec
ated with flowers and punch was n
we'd during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith OF Weis- f,
IT have moved to Caldwell to make
,ir home here. They will occupy
, William Schnabel home on Fourth NJ
! Grant streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hazen who =,
se been visiting relatives in Cald-
II for some time. left the latter
I of the week for their Los Angel 7.
home.
Mrs. Daisy Richardson and young
!. guests of Mr. and Mrs. o. Y. "o
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey pa
nstrong. left last Friday for their III
ne in Pocatello. We
bee
in the way of Office
plies, Filing Equipment and Sup
S. Office Furniture and Equipment
The Caxton Printers Ltd, Cald-
-. the
dr. and Mrs. Grover Knight and the
dren spent the week end in Owy- OF
county visiting at the home OF the
!. Knights mother. -
marriage license was issued the
II part OF the week to Marion
yer and Jesse Cook. both of Muir |
in Owyhee county.