The Caldwell tribune. [volume], February 28, 1919, Image 8

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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory
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The Good Cheer club met at the
home of Mrs. W. C. Fugate Thursday
afternoon, February 20, with a small
attendance owing to the inclemency
of the weather. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. W. H. King; Miss
Birdie Cook assisting her, March 6th.
Roll call will be "How can I help
boost club work." Not only the Good
Cheer club but any club that will help
the community.
The Misses Hattie and Mabel Vas
sar gave a neighborhood party at the
Imme of Sam Vassar Sunday after
noon. A very pleasant time was re
ported. _
O. C. Robinson and family of Cald
well were visiting the former's parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robinson, Satur
day. They left on the evening train
for Los Angeles, Calif., where they
hope the climate will be of benefit to
Mrs. Robinson 's health.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Groves, Mr.
mid Mrs. Jake Arnold and daughter,
Willie, were Sunday dinner guests of
the Scott Davis family.
Word comes from Mrs. C. C. Bales
that they are enjoying the • best of
health and that they are nicely located
in the s?.m P apartments they occu
pied while there before.*
A fine babv girl arrived at the heme
of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Larson, Wednes
day. February 19. Mother»nnd daugh
ter reported getting along nicely.
F. J. Farris is spending a few days
with his nephew, William Robinson,
of Fargo.
Mrs. Humphries, who has been at
Hot Lake, Oregon, for some time, re
turned last week and is visiting her
uarents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sawyer.
She was a Boise visitor Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Messier and Mr
F. H-inscm of Horseshoe BenH were
the guests of the L. S. McElwain
family Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T.ee Thomas returned
Wednesday after a two weeks stay at
Hot Lake. Oregon. Thev report Mr.
Thomas's health improved.
Ther« will be a meeting of the
Canyon County Burbank Federation at
the Forward club rooms in the Car
nagie Libmry Saturday. March 8th
The ladies are requested to meet at
11 o'clock. Fvery lady bring one
half dozen sandwiches and for every
six bring one cake. Watch for the
program in the papers. The Forward
club of Caldwell will entertain. Hvery
bodv welcome.
Miss Laura Beekstead left for Boise
Monday where she will resume her
nurses training course at St. Lukes
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pearson enter
tained at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Fdlfson and son. John B.. of
Briar Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Moor? and
familv. Mr. and Mrs L. B. Brinklcv
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vassar and
son.
W. C. Fugate was n dinner guest of
the J. E. Summers family of Canyon.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W P. Robinson and
daughter, Pearl, visited Sunday with
the Brooks familv of South Kimball.
Caldwell.
Mrs. J. H. Job and brother. D. G.
Waggoner wfcre the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Mason, Sunday. Mrs Mason
gave a dinner in honor of her mother's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breshears and
family have moved onto the ranch
thev recently purchased from I.,. L.
Griep.
Edwin Milliner and Earnest Thom
as attended a Washington birthday
party at the home of Miss Lultt Milli
ner of Boise. Saturdny evening.
Mr. and Mrs. McElwain and family
were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr
and Mrs. J. Dyer of Midway.
Mrs. John Gpwey and Mrs. W. H.
King were the guests of Mrs. George
Mason, Monday.
Merritt Madden and Walter Thom
as sold a car load of beef cattle to
th c Chldwell Horse & Mule Company
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Burger of Cald
well spent Sunday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Fmory Bales and T. T. Bales.
The Misses Effic and Mabel Hol
gate were visitors of Hilda and
Thelma Shneffer. Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Milliner who has been
nursing flu patients at RichfiHd for
several weeks, returned last Tuesday.
Miss Laura Rickstead and nephew
Donald were callers at the W. C.
Fugatf home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. H. King was a Nampa
visitor Saturday.
Miss Florence Summers of Canyon
was a guest of her cousin, Miss Ethel
Fugate, Sunday.
James Shaver, a nephew of J. A.
Shaver, who has been in training in
the light artillery at Camp Lewis for
several months, returned recently and
is ill at his uncle's at present.
Thc many friends of the C. A.
Scott family will he glad to know
that their son Claud is improving
tapidly »ind will soon b(> able to come
to thc U. S. A. His father is with him
now and may be able to return with
his son.
Dry Zensal
Moist Zensal
Use one of these clean,
odorless ointments for
your skin troubles. Dry
Zensal gives speedy relief
to all forms of dry eczema
and pimples. Moist Zensal
soothes and heals the
watery eruptions. 75c a
ii r.
Botkin-Joy Drug Co.
Mrs. W. H. Görden has been stay
ing with her daughter in Caldwell for
the last week where she can be near
the doctor and take treatments. Her
health has been poor for some time.
Her many friends hope that she will
sooii be well.
Mrs. C. S. Tucker and son, Ree,
Mrs! Waggoner and son, Dtto, of
CalJ'well, and Miss Boebrehger of
Parma were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bales.
Mirs. W. C. Fugate attended an
exeiîutive board meeting of the Can
yon County Burbank at the city hall
Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs. G.
W. Milliner were week end guests of
friends in Boise.
Mr. D. C. Goodloe is doing carpen
ter work for C. D. Hannah of Notus
this week.
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The Parent-Teachers association
will hold its regular monthly meeting
at the school house Friday afternoon,
March 7. Everyone is cordially in
vited.
W. C. Frazier, D. J. Strand and A
J. Smith had telephones installed in
their residences last week.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. A
Williams will be glad to know that the
land suit against Dr. Oliver Leiser
was settled out of court, and that they
will remain on the place.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bright and
family moved to Deer Flat, Monday.
Earl B. Heighton arrived from
■Camp Lewis last week; where he was
discharged from the army, and is visit
ing at the J. H. Waters home, before
returning to his home in Montana.
Marion Smyth, Who is working in
the Y. M. C. A. in Boise, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Smyth
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dory of Nam
pa and their son, Gilbert Dory of Bur
ley, and Clyde Dory and family were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hul
bert, Sunday evening.
Miss Myrle Drury of Nampa was a
guest of Marie Karcher, Wednesday
evening. *
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Faubion and
children of Nampa were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fry.
Mrs. J. 9 Gillespie and Misses Mae
Isaacson and Edith Clements were
Caldwell visitors Saturday
Miss Verda Sutton of Nampa was
an overnight guest at the A. J. Firkins
home, Monday night.
Mrs. C. A. Williams is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Holt and little
daughter returned from Boise Sunday
evening, where thev had been visiting
several days.
Miss Marie Karcher went to Boise
Saturday evening and was an over
Sunday guest of Misses Rhe and Mil
dred Cooper 4
Ed Williams and little son of Fruit
land, left for their home last Wednes
day. after a ten days visit with Mr.
Williams'sister and family, Mrs. R. E.
Newbry.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hulbert at
tended ä party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Waldron in Nampa,
last Wednesday evening.
Glenn Wolcott of Nampa, who has
recently been mustered out of the
service at Camp Lewis, visited sev
eral days this week at thc R. C. Fry
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Eagle recently
received a letter from their son. Craw
ford, who has been on special duty
in France for several months, saying
he has been returned to Battery B
146th Field Artillery for duty, and is
now with the rest of the Nampa boys
on the Rhine.
Mrs. F. W. Jordan has been suffer
ing from a severe attack of tonsilitis
for several days.
Mrs. H. A. Oedeç was a dinner
guest at thc L. E. Greenslet home in
Caldwell, Monday. j
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Coverdill spent
Sunday with relatives in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bumgarner
and family of Orchard avenue werf
dinner guests at the J. L. Bumgarner
home Sunday.
Miss Mary Hulbert anH niece. Miss
Dorothv Wilson, were visitors to the
county seat Monday.
* George R. Marks, Mrs. Ella Marks
and daughter Mis Sarah, spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Marks in
Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fuller and fami
ly of Caldwell, were Sunday guests
at the F. M. Train home. The Fuhers
are preparing to move to Oregon.
Mrs. G. L. Karcher attended a
meeting of the executive committee of
the Canyon Countv Rurbank Federa
tion in Caldwell, Saturday.
J. M. Young of Clavtonia was a
visitor at the home of his brother 1.
J Young Saturday night and Sunday
Mrs. J. F. Riskcmire attended in all
day meeting of thc M. F.. Ladies' Aid
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs
T. C. Wengert in Nampa.
Mrs. L. E. Greenslet of Caldwell
visited Mrs. T. W. Raynolds, Thurs
day.
Miss Evelyn Marks snent several
days this week with her friend. Sibyl
Taylor north of Nampa.
Master Bob Christopher of Ca1d"-d|
visited the primary room of the Mid
way school Friday.
Miss Ora Lewellan of Deer Flat
was a week end euest of the Misse»
Anna and Lois Williams
John McGinnis of Winters, falif..
arrived Saturday evening for a ten
days visit at the home of his sister
and family, Mrs. T. S. Gillcspif. He is
enroutp to the Hailev country.
Mr and Mrs. W. T. Robinson and
dnuehter Mildred were Sunday guests
at the I,. B. Hanley home n"ar Cald
well.
Mrs <? W Ber«*r of Twin F-.I1«
Tl"-«d'tv (r>r 1 v : «t* tv*'*'
-*"nirhter Mrs X W Anderson.
A 1 Smith and family •■-!•«» iaM
'beir highly improved farm in Vorth
ARTIST PICKS HER AS
• MOST BEAUTIFUL
Olive Thomas, movis star, bas
a right to he a very pleased voung
lady She hap been titled "the
most beautiful girl in America"
by Harrison Fisher, famous Amer
ican artist and creator of beautiful
types of girlhood. « < »
Nampa recently, have moved into the
Midway district, and are building a
fine bungalow on their 40 acre tract.
Mrs. W. J. Robinson was a Boise
visitor Thursday.
The Canyon County Burfoank Fed
eration will hold a meeting in Cald
well. Saturday, March 8. The For
ward Club of Caldwell is to be the
hostess, and an interesting program is
being prepared. All members of the
Parertt-Tcachers association are urged
to attend. .
S. J. Matthews and R C, Hughes,
who rented the E. M. Wine farm last
falV have sold their lease and moved
last week, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews
buying a home near Meridian and Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes going on a farm
near Lake Lowell.
Midwav friends of Mr. and Mrs
F.arl S. Campbell will be pleased to
know that he has been discharged
from the army and arrived in Caldwell
Saturday night from Camp Stuart, Va.,
where he was stationed several
months.
W. Bame and family arrived home
last week after spending several
weeks visiting relatives and friends nt
Ferndale, Wash. Miss Pearl Bame
stopped at Weiser for a few davs
visit with Mrs. Leonard Perkins, for
merly of Nampa.
F.. M. Robertson is preparing for a
big stock sale Friday, Feb. 28, it his
ranch north of the school house.
Mrs. O. M. Hamilton attended the
annual dinner and entertainment
given by the Woman's Relief Corns to
the G. A. R. veterans, on Washing
ton's birthday, in Nampa. A very
fine time is reported.
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A farewell reception was given for
Rev. E. F. Gray at the Grange hall,
Wednesday evening. At the first of
the evening a short program was
given. Among some of the numbers
were, addresses by H. I. McLaughlin
and W. J. Evans; solos by Mrs. Earl
Conners and Mr. Bay; letter from Mrs.
Gray read by Selma Sebree; song by
the pupils of the school; reading, Mr.
Gray. After the program the ladies
aud men matched hatchets for their
partners for supper. Ice cream and
cake was served. After supper every
body played Happy is the Miller until
they were tired out. We all had a very
good time but we wished that Mrs.
Gray could have been with us. There
is not one in the community who isn't
sorry to see Mr. Gray leave, and we
all hope to see Mr. and Mrs. Gray
again soon.
A. W. Andrews finished moving
Tuesday.
Shank Auto Co
AT HOME AGAIN
We are now established in our temporary
quarters across from our former garage and
are now ready for business.
We maintain only expert workmen to work
on your car and guarantee all our work. All
kinds of welding and brazing work promptly
done to your entire satisfaction.
We carry a full line of accessories and tires
and can supply your wants as formerly.
Shank Auto Co
Buick and Chevrolet» Motor Cars
Mrs. J. S. Babcock visited at the
Penson home one day this v* co
Mr. and -Mrs. H. W. A met. received
i telegram Friday evening saving tiui :
son. James, died < Vtoher 16th, fron. ;
wounds received SU'ptemb. i * . ,
haven't received ,ny !ett> rs from «
since .1 September. I liex > •
hop s of liini h.mg alive a* ]
%as been n eeni.','his allot, lient. he> j
received a telegram in Dceeri.iei s.i> ,
itig he was back 011 duty •ig.ii" ^ j
reports may be false and "F° ' l
is back on duty, an I »dl be h une
soon. , ,
The first literary program of tue
venr was given at the Grange Hall
Friday evening. Mr. Jewe ll had charge
of the program which was a success.
After the program they had an old
fashioned spelling match. Then as
soon as that was oxer th" younger
members in the community Spellen
against the older ones. The older ont s
being the winners. At a late hour all
depnrted, after having spent a very
eniovfdile evening.
Miss Fdith McLaughlin spent the
week end at her ho rte hcre.^
Word was received h re Saturday
that Orville Hartman who has been in
i Virginia training tamo has returned
to his home in Boise. Before going to
war Orvilt lived re. „ ,,
I A. It. Sanders u and IWt Coffey
Iattended a s le n.o.r Pnr.na, Saturday.
F. C. Tk-rtisr's house was ompletcd
this past week.
Leo E. Jewel! was a "o : se visitor
Saturday and Sunday.
Clinton O Rav spent Saturday and
Sunday in Ontario.
Lester Rurar. and wife took Sunday
dinner with Mr and Mrs. O, Denton.
Mr. and Mrs Deaton are 'iving on
the ranch formerly owned by A. W.
Andrews.
Harry Penson has been 011 thc sick
list a couple cf days this we.k.
Frank Gahlev has nurdus (I the 10
acre tract of land where he is living
from Otis Parler for $4000.
Mr and Mrs Arnett. Basil and
Madeline, were Caldwell visitors Sat
urday.
Corp. Carl L. Viaene arrived home
Sunday morning He has been in the
army two years; 13 months of the two
years he spent in France. He saw his
first service at Verdun. Carl is the
first'of the Ten Davis boys to arrive
home from overseas.
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Mr. Krezeck has sold bis plaee to
Mr. Madsen of Deer Flat.
F. W. Rowland has purchased a new
Reo automobile.
Mr. McCarthy of Montana, has
moved to the place he purchased from
Mrs. Wilson.
The Red Cross is out of matcrhl to
sew on, but some is on th 0 way and
they expect to have it on hand by
VR00MAN QUITS POST
UNDER SECY HOUSTON
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Carl Vrooman, who has Just
completed the Investigation of
farming conditions In Europe, has
resigned his position as first as
sistant secretary of agriculture.
It is reported in Washington that
there had been considerable fric
tion between Secretary Houston
and Vrooman.
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Fop Sale
Good Feeders, 2 and 3 -year -old
Steers. Will contract them back
after feeding out. A sure shot to
get your money out of your hay.
K3m
Turner Livestock and
Realty Co.
D R.. M. NICHTER
Purebred Livestock and General
AUCTIONEER.
Will conduct your sale anywhere or at any time. Call by
phone 98 or write Caldwell Box 94 for dates
next Tuesday.
The latesthaby in Briar Rose is a
daughter, Mary Jane, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Wade, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Howard re
ceived a telegram Sunday announcing
thc safe arrival of their son, Lt. How
ard in New York. They also received
a letter from him saying he had left
camp at Angers on January 29th, and
sailed the Sth day of Febrauary from
Brest for the United States.
Mr. Brown has been confined to his
bed since Saturday by a severe attack
of illness supposed to % be ptomaine
poison.
Mrs. Oscar Baum visiter Saturday
and Sunday at Wilder wit hher sister.
George Runciman lias purchased
and had delivered a new tractor.
Mr. Charles Crew was surprised on
his birthday, the 18th of February, by
Feeder Cattle
Money Available
To help market the 1918
hay crop, THE WEST
ERN NATIONAL
BANK will advance money
to any farmer who has some
experience and a reasonable
margin of security -to buy
feeder cattle at market prices.
Our supply of money for
this purpose is practically
unlimited. We do not ask
that you buy the cattle
through the bank, but only
that you secure good feeder
stuff, and will help you
towards finding it if you de
sire.
If you believe you are equipped to
Handle feeders this year or would
like more information on the subject,
we shall be pleased to have you call
at the bank.
FRED J. PALMER,
President
friends spending the evening with him.
Ice cream and cake were served and
all report spending a pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Krezeck were guests
at the Enoch home in Dixie from Sat
urday until Monday.
Lawrence Mende made a trip to
Deer Flat, Tuesday.
Notice.
Several complaints have been made
by auto owners against the dumping
of ashes and trash in city streets.
This js in direct conflict with city or
dinances and the practice must be
stopped.
F. L. LILLY,
—Adv. Mayor.
Clarence Van Dusen, former state
auditor, was in Caldwell Friday on
business.