The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-06-12
Local and Personal

DIR. w. J. Boone. president of tn
College OF Idaho. left the latter par
OF the week for Moscow where he de
livered the baccalaureate sermon Sun
day to the University OF Idaho gradu
ating class.
Mrs. II. E. Robinson, executive
secretary of the local Red Cross chap
ter, spent the week end in Boise where
she attended a district convention OF
Red Cross representatives.
DR. and Mrs. c. K. Whittenberger
spent Sunday afternoon in Boise
where they are among Caldwell cit
liens who witnessed the polo game.
Mr.. and Mrs. E NJ. Hendon mot
ored to Cole school Sunday afternoon
to see the iris and peony display
grown by Mr. and Mrs. David Petrie
w. II. Barnett left Sunday evening
for Boise where he will be employed
at the Evening Capital News for this
week.
Money to loan on city property.
See Caldwell Building and Loan
Ass'n.-Adv.
Miss Ida Casey was a week end
visitor with relatives and friends at
Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wyckoff OF
Boise were visitors in this city Sat
urday.
Miss Daisy Roberts returned to
this city Thursday from Lewiston
where she graduated from the Nor
NAL. Miss Roberts is a member OF
the Phi Beta Sigma Society.
For Sale. Good forty acres under
he Pioneer water. $500. Terms. Hoff-
nan & Hcath.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abrecht and |
wo children left Friday for their
lome in Pocatelio. Miss Emma How
lrd sister Of Mrs. Aibrecht accom-
'anied them home. for a few weeks
'isit.
Edwin Springer. College Of Idaho
tudent, is convaIescing from a minor
operation performed last week when
e had his tonsils removed
DR.. ]. w. Cue will leave today for
'eattle where he will attend a meeting
{ the Northwest Medical Society. He
'ill be the only Caldwell representa-
we.
Miss Adelaide Harris niece of Or.
nd Mrs. ]. w. Cue. ard Charles Har-
inson of Boise will be married today
the home Of nr. and Mrs. Cue Oh \
leveland Boulevard Miss Harris is I
ie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z.
Iarris of Haley. {
Born. last Thursday. to Mr.. and T
[rs. H. o. Smith. who reside near y
Iidway, q, son.
Frank Black left Monday for the i
Ist upon Geographic advice that his p
other was critically i'll. il
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Buckner will c
ave this morning for the cas-: on ar G
tended trip. They will motor thru n
ID expect to visit relatives in Ten a
ssee during their absence from Cald-
H. c;
Harvey Thomas of Wilder Under H
mt an operation at the Sanitarium tn
appendicitis Monday. complicated m
peritonitis. He is said to be in a
ious condition. NJ
Charles Norton. formerly a resi- b.
IT of Caldwell, arrived in Caldwell WI
'nday for visit here. He has been err
ms in Portland m
fred Hartenbower and Alden Hyde
Mt to Nampa last Friday afternoon
see the first annual rose show
ged there. They also visited the
vid Petrie iris and peony gardens :
r the Cole school. the latter fow- fut
in particular being a splendid show Or
the present time. ito
ir. and Mrs. Paul Case spent Fri sec
afternoon in Boise on a short bus tri,
IS trip. ma
orn, last Thursday. to Mr.. and Id;
}. Eugene Williams. daughter.
!. X. Bennett. horticultural special
with the University of Idaho extern rea
division, was in Caldwell territory me
latter part of the week inspecting am
ice fields here. lior