The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-23
Local and Personal

FOR Saic-Iinc NHiNN -H' -o
Case Furn. Co.--Adv
Mrs. ]. D. Cox OF Middleton spent
Wednesday in this city.
Utah Tomatoes. ? cans 2sc. Cup
Piles Mercantile Co.
Special values Tor Traders Day Sat
urday and Monday. Feb. 24-26, on
millinery. ". f. GilganSarchet. ol2
Main Street.
The regular meeting Of Hermosa
Chapter. Order OF the Eastern Star,
will be held in the Masonic Hall on
Tuesday evening. Feb. p. Initiation
and refreshments.
o. V. b. Coffee. our very best, ~
cents ID. Cuppies Mere. Co.
a cooked food sale Saturday at
Hsy-Boones BY Canyon P.T.A.-Adv-
Special values for Traders Day.
Saturday and Monday. Feb. 24-26, on
Millinery. NJ. F.. Gilgan-Sarchet. OLE
Main Street
New telephone directories were dis
tributed Wednesday. This issue IS
something new in that only the Cald-
well and Middleton exchanges are
given in the volume which is much re-
duced in sire
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon have
returned to their home near Jordan
Valley after spending several days Wis
iting friends in Caldwell
The FIRE department answered an
early morning call Wednesday and eS-
tinguished a small blaze in the cream
cry Office conducted BY w. II. Blunt
in the Caldwell Traction building.
Damage was slight
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to Emma Hathaway and War
rem Everett Aue. both of Huston.
Funeral services were held at Nam
pa Thursday afternoon for Anita
Kreuger. the seven year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Kreuger OF
Homedale. The child died at local
hospital Tuesday afternoon OF pneu-
monia.
o-lb. sack Papoose Rolled Oats. +0c;
) lbs. Flaked Hominy. 2sc. Cupples
Mere Co.
Funeral services will be held this at
,ernoon at the Peckham chapel Tor
Christian Ballard, who died Wednes-
day from cancer. She was 90 years OF
age. Burial will be in the Canyon Hill
cemetery.
Tall Carnation Milk. lie can; small
Carnation Milk, DC. Cupples Mer-
camille Co.
Mrs. NJ. II. Eustace is at the Cald- /
well sanitarium where she underwent I
a major operation "Wednesday.
The Past Noble Grands' Round Ia
bic will NEE, at Middleton Monday
evening. Feb. 20. All Pas, Noble
Grands going from Caldwell are re-
quested to take the $50 car.
Miss Honora Devers returned TO
Caldwell Tuesday from Centralia.
Wash, to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Devers.
Good corn. l0c can. Cupples Mer-
camille Co.
Caldwell dentists will lock their Of
fees Saturday afternoon and go TO
Boise where they will hear Spokane
dental authority speak.
George Knepper OF Boise, a Mason
ic lecturer, was in Caldwell Tuesday
evening to give 4 talk TO member OF
the local Masonic order.
Miss Myrtle Bernard. county treas
urer, returned Tuesday morning from
St. Anthony. where she took lad to
the state industrial school. Enroute
home she stopped at Rexburg to visit
friends for day or two.
Miss Gertrude Kowalk will leave
today for California for an extended
visit.
The s. h. 4. dance has been post
,oned on aoooun, OF the death OF
Mrs Gibbena
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l. Patrick and
daughters, Misses Marietta and Jessie .
Patrick, of Canyfm Heights, enter
aimed az dinner Sunday. the following
quests: Mr.. and Mrs. John Butter
baush. pf Bose Misses Margare;
iankins and Helen Heath. OF Caid-
veil, Mr. Harry Dean. OF Portland.
nd Mr.. John Barnes OF Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Patrick. and
daughters entertained at Ho,
an,ale dinner last Thursday even
ng the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
'ert Wilson of Caldwell. Mr.. Harry
Dean. Portland OSe. and Mr. John }
,arnes, OF Middleton
Mrs. ID. B. Morrison and son Will
ar have gone to Smiths Ferry where !
hey are operating hotel
Miss Rose Mynatt OF Walla Walla