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fSKSMAL AND SOCIAL
The MUSIC CO. for sheet music.
11. 13. Van Mouse», the liveryman,
was a Boise visitor Monday.
Attorney Kenward of Payette was
a Caldwell visitor Monday.
Mrs. Chas, Fairman of Far so was
In Ca'dwell and Boise Monday.
Claud Maxey transacted business
at Boise Monday afternoon.
Will Wright of Salem, Ore., was a
business visitor in Caldwell Monday
Attorney B. W. Henry of Nampa
transacted business in Caldwell Mon
day.
Have you seen tho Bargains at tli><
NRW M1LUNERY STORK. Mrs.
N. E. Harris.
Mrs. Gilbert Shelby and son went
to Weiser Saturday for a short visit
with Mrs. Shelby's parents.
Alderman I. N. Paynter was at
Council several days this week look,
inj; after stock interests.
Miss Stella Crites returned to her
home at Weiser Monday after se . vr
ai days' visit with Caldwell friends.
Messrs. C. P. Bacon, T. W. R. Nel
son and Glen Nelson of Boise were
business visitors in Caldwell Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Walsh are th»
proud parents of a nine pound son
Tho young fellow arrived Sunday
night.
Mrs. E. It. Place left Monday af
ternoon for Seattle where she will
spend tho summer visiting her pat
enta.
Judge Ed L. Bryan and Court Re
porter Gilbert Shelby left Tuesday
for Weiser where they will hold a
term of court.
Attorney P. Munroe Smock was in
Caldwell Tuesday making arrange
ments for the big Fourth of July
celebration to be held at New Ply
mouth.
We pay the farmer the highest
market price for his produce, and
sell him groceries as cheap as good
groceries can bo , sold. ACKLEYS
MARKET.
A marriage license was Issued
Tuesday to Austin D. Harris of Ru
bert and Miss Teresa Breshears of St.
Anthony. Miss Breshears is a sister
of Sheriff Frank Breshears and for
merly lived at Middleton.
Mrs. A. A. Paul and daughter
Miss Grace, left Caldwell for the east
Tuesday afternoon. They will go to
Chicago, thence by boat to Batavia,
New York, where they will spend the
summer visiting relatives.
Mrs. C. E. Mason was tho guest
Monday night of Mrs. W. S. Hawkes,
having stopped off on her way from
tho Endeavor convention at Weiser.
Mrs. Mason is president of the Wo
man's Missionary society of the Con
gregational church of Idaho, and her
husband is pastor of the Congrega
tional church at Mountainhome.
J. 0. Baum, delegate from the
Presbyterian church of this city to
tho Endeavor convention at Weiser
returned Monday evening, and is en
thusiastic about the meeting. In the
election of officers, Caldwell was
highly honored as shown by the fol
lowing list: president, J. O. Baum,
Caldwell; first vice president, W. P.
Havenor, Pocatello; second vice pres
ident, Jas. E. Chinne, Weiser; secre
tary, Miss Lois Fisk, Parma; treas
urer, Mr. Ray Hateh, Boise; junior
superintendent, Mrs. J. Q. Hook.
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The Caldwell barber shops will not
open Monday, July 4th.
John T. Sebree left for Jordan Val
ley Wednesday afternoon.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. \V. Gipson of Cambridge last
week.
Chas. Sheut? of Payette was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Crow
ther, Friday of last week.
.1. 11. Lander and family and Mrs.
Smalley left Sunday for tho upper
Owyhee for a week or ten days' out
ing.
Mr. ant 1 Mrs. T. K. Little and
daughter, Miss Anabel, were Sunday
guests oi Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Red
way.
Mr... 1-rank Howard and Mrs. Ross
if Roswell were shopping visitors in
Caldwell Saturday, having come up
in an automobile.
Henry and Fred Badley returned
to their home near Sweet Saturday
after spending several days with Mr
and Mrs. O. V. Badley.
We have just received another
large shipment of those famous
FREE SEWING MACHINES at the
Caldwell Music Co.
O. V. Allen, a well known Boise
merchant, has announced himself
candidate for tho Republican nomi
nation for State Treasurer.
A. B. Mutch and family arrived in
Caldwell from the coast Friday of
last week. They have »decided to
make their future home here.
Tho Rev. A. B. Minaker of Port
land has accepted the pastorate of
li Baptist church of Caldwell. Ho
itered upon his duties Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Jones left for Weiser
Saturday afternoon for a short visit
with friends. Mrs. Jones is the
mother of Mrs. L. A. Goldsmith.
Mrs, F. M. Cole and mother, Mrs
Smylie, and sister, Miss Grace
Smylie, left Monday for Chicago,
where Miss Smylie will receive medi
al treatment for ear trouble.
S. W. Dee has returned from
Meadows where he took Mrs. Dee
and the children to spend the sum
mer. He'says it is great up there,
the fish are really vicious.
Andrew Little, the Emmett sheep
king, was in Caldwell Monday and
Tuesday of this week. Mr. Little
sold his wool clip of over half a mil
lion pounds. He received 17 cents.
Earl Phetteplace and Miss Edna
Culver of New Plymouth and Thom
as; Moupin of Ola and Miss Laura
Levey of Sweet were granted mar
riage license Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Tucker have
moved to town from Notus. Mr.
Tucker informs us that he has rented
his Notus place and that he will
make his home in the future in Cald
well.
The Sixth Annual Parma-Roswell
picnic will bo held at Anderson's
Grove near Parma on Thursday,
July 21. This Is the usual place'of
holding this picnic and insures lots
of shade and a pleasant place for a
reunion of Canyon County people.
Hon. B. E. Hyatt, candidate for
the Republican nomination for Sec
retary of State, was in Caldwell
Tuesday viewing the situation. Mr.
Hyatt feels confident that he will
land the nomination which is equiva
lent to the election.
Joe Estud llo of Jordan Valley and
Miss Helena Wessala of Seattle,
Wash., were married at Portland last
Wednesday, June 15th, 1910. They
are residing at Caldwell. The Ex
press extends congratulations.—Jor
dan Valley Express.
E. K. Corbett leaves this week for
1 Jordan Valley. Ho will be gone
about ten days. Immediately upon
his return he will enter actively upon
bis campaign for the Republican
nomination for sheriff of Canyon
county. v
Miss Pearl Brumbaugh and Mr.
Claude Sage of Boise were married
in Caldwell Tuesday at the home of
the bride's sister, Mrs. L. H. Cody.
The Rev. B. W. Rice was the offici
ating clergyman. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Leon Golden of
Boise. The groom is a Boise con
tractor. The happy couple left for
I Boise the same afternoon. They will
make their home in that city.
The Brotherhood of the Presby
terian church met Monday evening.
The meeting was well attended and
interest manifested was splendid.
1 he Ladies' Aid society of the church
I furnished lunch which was thorough
j y enjoyed by all. This followed a
feast for the mind. Judge Ailshie of
'loige. gave a talk on applied re
ligion. Dr. Chalfant of Boise talked
on work among tho boys. These
were able addresses and well re
ceived. The Brotherhood will not
meet again until fall opens.
l»r. Walter Kingsbury, Osteopath.
Ind. phone 201, Union Block.
Misses Edyth Beyes and Theodosia
Busch left Friday morning for Coun
cil where they will take c short out
ing.
Messrs. Lewis, T. and A Ascuenga
and A. Letimandl of Jordan Valley
were in Caldwell Saturday transact
ing business.
Mrs. J. J. Walling and Mrs. Ella
Wilterding returned to their homes
at Nampa Saturday morning after a
day's visit with Miss Amy Madden.
Mrs. H. A. Griffiths and Miss
Martha E. Gilgan returned Wednse
day morning from Council where they
spent some time in the mountains.
Relatives here have received word
from M. K. Madden who is in the
mountains near Alpha for his health,
that he is slowly regaining strength.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Oakes and
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Badley were at
Meridian Friday last attending the
3 9th wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Badley.
The little two-year old child of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Smith died Thürs,
day of last week after a long sick
ness. The funeral was held from
tho home on Deer Flat.
Mrs. L. A. Goldsmith arid children
left Saturday afternoon for Twin
Falls, where Mr. Goldsmith has some
large irrigation contracts. They will
remain with Mr. Goldsmith all sum
mer.
Dr. and Mrs. A. F . Isham cele
brated their silver wedding anniver
sary Tuesday, having been married
in Caldwell 25 years ago June 28th.
Their many friends wish them many
happy returns of the day.
Mrs. E. S. Reeves of Caldwell was
called to Middleton Friday by the
serious sickness of Mrs. J. M. Reeves,
who has spinal menengitis. It was
found necessary to take Mrs. Reeves
to a Böise hospital.
Miss Bessie Harris of San Jose,
Cal., is here as a guest at the home
of Mrs. H. K. Hartley, and especially
to visit her brother, Curtis Herring
ton. Miss Harris is a teacher in the
San Jose public schools.
Mr. S. S. Judd who had his hand
amputated at the local hospital last
week, is getting along as well as
could be expected. A felon grew on
the arm and developments became so
serious that amputation become nec
essary.
Tho Brown Lateral company of
Payette filed articles of Incorporation
recently. The new company has a
capital stock of $10,000 with five di
rectors. M. F. Albert, M. E. Wood,
H. Cram, Sr., L. W. Spaulding
and P. H. Brown.
Joe Estudilla has returned from
Jordan Valley where he went to
make arrangements for taking
charge of the Caldwell-Jordan Val
ley stage line. He takes charge July
1st. Mr. J. A. Wroten has had the
contract for several years past.
Mrs. Jap Duncan and Miss Pearl
Williams arrived in Caldwell Tues
day afternoon on their return from
Corvallis and Portland. They will
visit friends in Boise and Caldwell
for several days before returning.-—
Jordan Valley Express.
The case of B. R. Fitch vs. Nancy
J. Zercher of Payette was tried in
the probate court • Saturday. This
suit was brought for the recovery of
$425.00 commission on the sale of
real estate. The jury brought in a
verdict for the full amount.
G. M. Taylor left Monday after
noon for Wisconsin where he wil!
spend the summer. Mr. Taylor is
something of a booster and has
hopes that he will be able to con
vince a number of his Wisconsin
friends of the advislbility of their
coming to Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Estudillo arrived
in Caldwell the fore part of the week.
They were recently married in Cali
fornia, and will make their home in
Caldwell. At present they are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Isaac
Mr. Estudillo has been one of the
substantial sheepmen of the Jordan
Valley country for several years.
The well known Central hotel of
Jordan Valley will change hands on
the 1st of July, Mr. Brooks having
rented tho business from Mr. Wro
ten. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks are ex
perienced hotel people and are deter
mined to make the Central hotel one
of the best in the country. Mr.
Wroten and family will spend the
summer at their ranch and on a
camping trip in the mountains, en
joying a well earned rest after years
of work in conducting stage lines and
in tho hotel business. They expect
to reside in Caldwell during the
school season for the purpose of tak
. .
ing advantage of the excellent edu
rational facilities of that dty. Jor-I
dan Valley Exprès.. I
Joe Williamson
Our bungling Ad last week was the printer's fault.
We were talking about our Oxford Sale, and every word
that looked like "Oxford." the printer set it up "Oxford:',
It is
and th«
the Ralston Ox blood Shoe we me selling for
Ox blood Low Shoes for $2.50.
Red
All
prices are
Cross Low
$3.50 and $4,
Our Oxford Sale is still o
Shoes $2.50. The regular
everywhere. We have other shoes cheaper, and the prices on
them is cut deep, too. Every Low Shoe in the house goes at
these out prices.
Now these are not old, out of style shoes. They are new
up-to-date goods.
The Men's Low Shoes are cut just as deep.
We are selling the $5 ones for $4; and the $4 ones go at $8
Joe Williamson
Fourth of July
Decorations
The case of David H. Bandy vs.
King hill Irrigation & Power Co.
was filed in the District Court Sat
urday. This suit involves property
valued at $23,000.00 in Elmore
county.
Following a long established cus
tom of the College of Idaho, which
offers a scholarship in tho academic
department to the pupil of any regu
lar school district in Canyon county
passing the Eighth grade examina
tion with the highest average, this
prize was awarded Monday to Howard
Swan of Midway, his average being
94 1-9 per cent.
W. R. Davis, who owns a ranch
just west of town, states that during
the past few weeks, from six cherry
trees, he harvested $63.25 worth of
fruit, or over ten dollars per tree.
As it is possible to grow 100 or more
cherry trees to the acre, one can cal
culate the amount of money it would
be possible to make in the cherry
business in the Emmett valley.—Em
mett Examiner,
ARENA VALLEY NEWS.
(Too late for last iäsue.)
Arthur Burton was on the alck list
a few days.
An exciting runaway occurred In
Mr. Brumbach'8 hayfield, when An
drew Asp's big team of horses ran
away with a load of hay. The wagon
and harness were broken up some
what, but the driver and horses es
caped serious Injury.
Charles Burton has filed his dec
laration of proving up on his home
stead next month.
Mr. Alex Bremner, of Astoria,
proprietor of the Pacific Iron Works
In that city, has filed on a 160 acre
homestead In our vic'nity. He will
come here next fall to reside and will
be, together with his family, a wel
come addition to our growing colony.
Theodore Johnson, tho carpenter,
has taken several contracts to build
houses this summer and fall. Frank
Jones will work with him.
Charles Burton went to Boise last
week and bought a race horse. Char
ley can travel some now.
Clara Lund, who Is staying with
Mrs. Tato in Big Bend, was thrown
from a horse she was riding, but
escaped serious Injury.
M1LLJNKKY OPENING.
Every thing carried In connection
with the M. E. Gilgan millinery stock
to be closed out regardless of cost to
make room for our heavy fall stock.
Mrs. N. E. Harris.
The second payment of the Pioneer
Irrigation District taxes are now due
and are payable at the office of the
Treasurer, at the First National Bank
of Caldwell Idaho
(Signed)' O. D. Snell Jr
Ex. officio tax collector.
in your home should begin with
a fresh and up-to-date pattern
of Wall Paper in your rooms
that will give youi home a
cosy and comfortable appear
ance. You can choose wall
papers that will give your
rooms an artistic and beauti
ful effect and a air ot good taste
and rich coloring combined by
coming to
Caldwell Paint & Wall
Paper Company.
Everything in the Paint Line.
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Write lor a
premium list
now and show
the world what
Canyon County
can do. You will
get paid for your
trouble this year
H. D.Andrews,
President
J. B. Gowen,
Secretary.