The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-31
Local and Personal

Boone and daughter Kathryn, who are
there enjoying an outing. With the
exception OF Miss Westcott. the entire
marty will return to Caldwell Wednes-
day.
A party composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Mumford and children. Mrs. w.
r. Heyser and son Stewart OF Kelton.
Utah. Mrs. Alice Wilson and the
Misses Cora Beatty. Ida Casey and
Nell Wilson, spent Sunday evening at
Curtis Park. where a picnic dinner
was enjoyed.
George Stova, is preparing to ao-
ccpt the managership OF the Service
Abstract Co. here. Orval Fox. who
has been in charge OF that business
for the past two years. is preparing
TO leave this week for Pocatello where
he may enter the legal profession.
Mrs. s. ID. Simpson and two daugh-
tiers and son arrived in this city Fri
day by auto from their home in Hous-
ton, Texas. The Simpsons were for
mer Caldwell residents and note many
changes after being away from here
for several years.
A. |. Myers, Dr. F. NJ. Cole, Peter
Kim and Alden Hyde spent the week
end chasing cutthroat trout up and
down Goose Greek. They were ac-
companied home by Edward Cole,
who had been spending the past ten
DAYS at the Payette Lakes.
]. II. Lowell. secretary, and w. H.
Robinson. Gem district engineer, went
TO Boise last Friday for conference
with F. <. Weymouth, reclamation en-
Rineer, and members of the Idaho con-
gressional delegation on the future OF
the Gem district.
Directors OF the Pioneer Irrigation
district accepted the resignation OF
Jester, Jr., as secretary for the district |
George Stovel. former county probate
Judge. was subsequently selected to
fill the place.
Fred Hartenbower, Ike Westcott.
A. |. Myers, all Caldwell hnanciers,
came up Saturday for the weekend,
but made no report as to their activi-
ties while here before returning home.
-Payette Lakes Star.
Born, last Thursday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Beatty. a nine pound son.
Richard Kimball Beatty. The young
mans grandfather is reported to be
recovering rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mitchell re-
turned last Friday evening following
200 mile motor trip through Idaho.
Utah. Nevada and California. They
returned over the LON cutoff.
Miss Emma Howard returned LAS
Thursday evening to her Caldwell
home following visit of several weeks
in Pocatelio at the home OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Albrechi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Little and chill
dren motored to the Payette Lakes
Sunday where Mrs. Little expects to
remain for an outing. Mr. Little re-
turned to Caldwell Monday.
Miss Marguerite Whisman returned
to her home in this city Saturday af-
ter spending the past two months Wis
ting her grandparents in Huron,
South Dakota.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Tolles. of
Meridian, at the Caldwell Sanitarium. v
July "a. daughter. Mrs. Tolles was
Miss Anne Clemens. Col +
egc OF idaho student
We have two new Mccormick
grain binders complete with tongue
md transports. Price considerably lir
inder retail price. Fred Hoffman. a
w. C. Postlethwaite and party OF a
returned to Caldwell Sun e
lay from a short outing in the hills Ct
Ibove Council "
Miss Inez Galloway is back on the \,
OBJ again as loop reporter for the
lampa Free Press She has been en-
Dying a three weeks vacation
NJ. N. Grisham of Boise forfeited
500 cash bond when he failed to ans
YER charge of speeding in police