The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-06-08
Local and Personal

OF the MctnOuist SHuith WIN " W.
served Sunday. June 10. at IA o'clock
with a special service. A cordial IN
vi,ation IS extended to all to be pres
ent
Miss Jeanette Ketchen OF Boise is
the house guest OF her neiee Mrs.
Earle Boyes.
Miss Blanche Wentz who has been
employed as a teacher in one OF the
schools in Pocatello the past year has
returned to her home in this city TO
spend the summer vacation.
Saturday specials June 9. on all
trimmed hats. Special reduction. NJ.
T.. Cilgan Sarchei ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. CARRIER left Wed
nesday for Minnesota where they will
visit relatives and friends for several
weeks.
Money to loan on city property.
See Caldwell Building and Loan As
sciation. Adv.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dix
on Sunday. a son.
Mrs. Geo. Froman and Mrs. Harry
Troman and children were Boise visit
ors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Boone and daughter lsa-
belle returned the first OF the week |
from Portland where they have been
spending the winter.
Saturday Specials June 9. on all
trimmed hats Special Reduction. NJ.
Z. Cilgan Sarchei. ADV.
Fred Hitchings a representative OF
the Western Newspaper Union OF
Salt Lake was visitor in this city
Wednesday.
For Sale-Cood forty acres under
the Pioneer water. $500. Terms Hof-
fman & Heath. Adv.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to A. l.. Haney and Mrs. Maude
Trotter both OF this city.
Mrs Earl Udick and Miss Kathryn
Boone were Boise visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Creete OF Sill
yer City were visiting relatives and
friends in this city the first part of
the week.
Mrs. Roy Hartenbower and daught- i,
err Bernece. Mrs. II. n. Hartenbower -,
md Mrs. Ella Sutherland were Boise
visitors Tuesday afternoon. i;
Mrs. A. f. Sutton and daughter
Martha arrived home the first part 4
If the week from FL Paso. Texas 6
where they spent the past five months n
Tisiting O
Leonard Botkin was a Boise visit
" Wednesday afternoon. liz
Mrs. ]. G. Conley and two child n
en- left Tuesday for Omaha, Nebras o
IA for visit OF several weeks with c
elatives. w
Mrs. Guy Ingersoll and son Will z
ard OF Ia Paso Texas are visiting Iii
'Irs. lngersolI's mother Mrs. NJ. A. Ii
Boone and other relatives. They ex- IA
ect to visit two months. Mrs. lngcr- T
oil was formerly Miss Minnie Boone m
{ this city. in
Saturday Specials June 9. on all Ito
'immed hats. Special Reduction. NJ Isl
= Gilgan Sarchet. Adv. to
Miss Edna Greete OF Silver City lys
nd II. H. Bonnell of DeIaMar were
arried in this city Monday. Mrs r
onnell is the daughter of Mr.. and =
Irs. Fred Greete OF Silver City, for
er Caldwell residents.
The annual Forward club luncheon D
hich was to have been held Tues
~ May II has been postponed UNI
Tuesday May 10.
The play rs Marriage 4 Failure !.
aged at the American Theatre Mon m,
~ evening under the auspices of the en-
id Fellows and Rebckahs was en- VIZ
yed by large crowd. IA
Miss Emma Hartkopf. who has
EN- teaching at La Grande, came to
aldwell Wednesday to be present Ia
irsday morning at College OF Ida II
commencement exercises and TO m,
e her brother, Frank Hartkopf re- tel
i've his degree. Miss Hartkopf ex- ne
cts to return to La Grande after ke
short visit in Caldwell. we
MIR. and Mrs. Neal Nash have tax ba,
their household goods to Emmett oe'
lere they will make their home while ~
:. Nash is employed as superintend- ha,
of schools there. so
Among out of town delegates to the lro
trict Masonic convention was Frank p
rroughs of Boise, formerly ingaged my
the newspaper business in Caldwell did
. Burroughs is at present editor of WEI
Idaho Freemason. ""'
Jan Banks, state treasurer, and Jas.
one, assistant attorney general, were a. a.
ong College of Idaho alumni who
wered the call of their alma mater
were present Thursday morning ow
- -.