The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-08-17
Local and Personal

here again. Mr.. Brandt was recently
selected as manager OF the Nampa
Milling & Elevator company's mill but
when II. J. Johnson resigned his local
position with the Caldwell company.
Mr.. Brandt gladly accepted that po-
siiion. preferring Caldwell TO Nampa
TO make his home
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"Caidwell's quite a town. | see you
have paved streets and lights and 9TH
er things You know. thought Cald-
well was just side-irack." said f. r.
Sandmeyer. OF Yakima, who stepped
off the train Wednesday TO visit his
brother, NJ. s. Sandmeyer. here. 1t IS
the FIRST time the two have met since
1914. Mr. Sandmeyer was in the avn
alton corps during the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Earle BoyeS and
young daughter are spending their va J
cation at the Payette Lakes. A. ]. I
Myers accompanied them on the trip
for brief hunting jaunt into bird ter
ritory OF the upper Weiser river Mr. I
Myers was expected home Thursday
evening to attend the regular meeting
of the Elks lodge.
Mrs f. NJ. Breshears. Mrs. Frank
Meek Mrs Jack Terry. Jack Stew
ert and Mr.. and Mrs. Aden Hyde re-
turned Monday evening from Occur
d'Alene where they attended the fifth
annual American Legion and AuNili-
cry conventions. They drove through
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Scatterday are
planning to leave today Tor month !
vacation to be spent at Seattle and
other coast towns. On the trip Mr.. =
Scatierday expects to visit Long
view. the new Washington lumber
town.
Jack Stewart. local delegate to the :,
state American Legion convention at
Occur d'Alene last week, contracted
in his feet while there.
Upon his return he was examined and n
attending physicians removed his ton -
sils the cause OF the trouble. =
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Glen Krater. foreman at the Tribune n,
hop. who underwent a minor opera II,
ion last Friday, was confined to his n;
,ome the early part OF the week with q,
IN attack Of tonsili,is. He resumed
lis duties Thursday. ST
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Miss Ella c. Johnson of Seattle ar or
lived in this city Sunday and will yc
ave charge OF the trimming depart tn
ncnt at the NJ. f. Gilgan-S archet mill sa
merry store this season. VI
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Saturday Special August l8. First Zig
howing OF new fall hats. NJ (. Gil on
Below Saratoga Hotel
1 ain St-Adv.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Feuling and the for
ounger members of the family are mi
bending their vacation in the White sar
orse country. lev
bee
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Bradley. of In '
.pendence. Missouri. touring through are
Seattle. made short call on friends fur
re Wednesday. e
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Mrs. Homer Barosley of Nampa re- be
rned to her home Tuesday after wal
ending the past nine days visiting cou
RS. A. F. Isham. and
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A marriage license was issued Tues pos
y by the county clerk to F. J. King 9TH
d Miss Frances Rhodes, both of plai
Impa. ton
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Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Dorman and info
lighter Adamae and Mrs. Mike Rob- fusi
$ left Wednesday for Silver City 70 q
'ere they will spend few days. NEE
opp
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Glib mill
ms, August $ daughter. at the lew
ldwell Sani,arium. las,
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Hiss Dorothy Diokcrson of Weiser -
5 week end visitor at the w. II.
rnett residence.
ir. and Mrs. II. h. Hyde OF Orcana
e in town Wednesday on brief G,
l. matte
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Inc early white iree-stone peaches rhr,
me 1875 J-4.--Adv. s.la.
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Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Newton ,orr,
iomedale. August 7. a son. men