The Caldwell tribune. [volume], June 11, 1920, Image 5

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* LOCAL AND PERSONAL *
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Mrs. Alfred Stone left last Monda/
evening for an extended visit with her
parents in Seattle.
Mrs. Ernest Boone and daughter,
Kathryn have been visiting in New
York City and they expect to sail
fro mthere Thursday, June 10 for their
trip through France, Alsace-Lorraine,
Italy, Switzerland, Belgium and Eng
land. _ While in New York City they
visited Mrs. Sarah Boone Carter,
where she anil he liusband took them
over the noted and historic places of
New York City, and they had the
pleasure of attending the largest and
next to the largest theatre .there, see
in gsome of the great plays of the
season.
The Baptist ladies aid met- at the
Alturas Hotel with Mrs. Richardson
Wednesday afternoon. After the bus
iness hour a social good time was en
joyed by all guests present. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. P. J. Callop is visiting in Mel
ba this week the guest of her son,
Wm. M c Far land. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaines cele
brated theiu. wedding anniversary on
the evening of June 9th with a party.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by all present.
Clara, the 15 year old daughter* of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrington, died
early Wednesday morning following
by a few days an operation for appen
dicitis. The operation Was successful
and it was believed the Miss Harring
ton was well on the way to recovery.
Complications caused her death. Miss
Harrington was born at Shiocton,
Wisconsin, July 3; 1905. She had just
completed her work in the junior high
school. Funeral services will be con
ducted at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
A survey was made Wednesday by
Swain Beatty, superintendent of the
city water works system, for an ex
tension of the city litfes to the new
state Odd Fellows home. The ex
tension is approximately five blocks
in length and will cost about $3000.
Friday, the survey will be completed
for the extension of the warter works
system to the Golden Gate addition.
Pipe and other material for both ex
tensions have been ordered and it is
expected that the shipment has al
ready been made.
Word was received Wednesday by
friends here that H. O. Armor had
passed to the great beyond. He liVed
in South Caldwell until a few years
ago and went from here to San Vale
dena, Calif., where he died.
Mrfl and Mrs. Hoskins spent the
week end in Boise.
Mrs. Bessie Cook has resigned her
position at the Variety Store and will
spend the summer at home. »
Joseph Fowler, of Wilder, and Mrs.
Ftta Hoover, of Caldwell were mar
ried Monday in the Baptist church iq
Boise. They fere - accompanied to
Boise by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doug
lass, of Caldwell. After the ceremony
the wedding party drove back to this
city to the Hoover home where the
guests were waiting. Congratulations
were extended and a wedding dinner
served. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. and Mrs. Bassett,
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Atwater, aff
of Walde;, Mr. and Mrs.. Moon, of
Meridian, Miss Brown, of Boise, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Douglas und E. L.
Douglass, of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Fowler will reside here.
Mrs. Carl Jones, of Filmore, street,
left for aKnsas the first of this week,
to care for her sick mother.
J. P. Smith of 13th ctreet if near
Greenleaf this week working on a
well drilL
Mr. Palmer, formerly of this city,
but now of California, arrived here
Monday by auto, to look after some
property which he still holds here,
and will return next week.
Mrs. John aCtdwell went to Boise
Wednesday to spend a few days with
her sister-in-law, who is ill.
About 50 members of the Ladies
Aid met at the eMthodist chtfrch
Wednesday aflcnoon.
Mr«. E. C. Lavering, of Twin Falls,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs,
Frost, two sisters, Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs. Donnait, and brother, Raleigh
Frost • I |f
Mrs. Bertha Reaves .and her sister,
Mrs. Jenkins, made a trip to Boise
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Douglass went
to Boise hospital Monday to visit Mr
Agnes Morrow, who is being treated
for blood-poisoning. ' She lived with
the Douglass family before her mar
riage.
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* DEER ^LAT # *
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The Deer Flat W. C. T. U. met
Thursday with Mrs. W. W. Bates near
Wilder. While it was quite a distance
there, about twenty-five ladies from
here were present. A very intresting
meeting was held. Mrs. Longstroth,
of Wilder gave a very interesting
talk on oMthers and child welfare
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostss.
Eunic Dukes, of Caldwell it visit
ing at the 7- J- Histon home this
week
Mrs. Dale Gilman was visiting with
home folks Thursday.
Mrs. and Mrs. ChaS. Vogt and Mr.
and Mrs. D. J. Vanderwilt were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Dukes of Caldwell.
Flossie Vogt and Elda King and her
cousin were visiting Friday at the
Sonner home near Wilder.
Miss Mary Smith spent Sunday vis.
iting with Gladys Crew.
Mrs. John Calek is visiting with
Mrs. Shupe of Franklin -this week.
There will be Children's Day exer
cises at the Free Mthodjst church
Sunday evning.
Sveral cars of Deer Flaters attend
ed services at Fair Arces where Rev.
Lewis is holding service.
* CLAYTONIA +
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A shower was given Miss Lula
Kinney at the home of Mrs. Clark
Benson June 1. Many useful and val
uable presents were received.
The people of this community are
glad that at last we have a daily R. F.
D. Mail.
Mrs. Amos Stitzcl was visiting her
parents Jfr. and Mrs. Baldwin in
Caldwell last week.
The friends of Maurice Hansbraugh
are glad to know he will soon be able
to return to his home after bein ill
with typhoid fever for some time at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Ben
Litich in Wilder.
Miss Ruby Maxwell is attending the
commencement at the college at Nam
pa this week.
Quite a number of families from
this neighborhood were transacting
business in Caldwell Saturday.
Rev. Ford, thé new pastor fèr the
Christian church arrived last weifk and
conducted the services in the hajl Sun
day morning.
Miss Lula Kinney and Cecil Benson
were married Jin»e 3, and will live
in the house vacated by Clifford Bell
Mr. Benham, from Wisconsin is
visiting his son and family here.
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MARBLE FRONT *
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Mrs. Harmon Murphy left fof Pay
ette Friday for a visit with Mrs.
Newton Meade.
Mr. ^ind Mrs. W. A. Lesley of Riv
erside called at the D. C. Goodloe
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bales werf Sun
day dinner guests of the W. C.
Fugate family.
T. C. Pearson returned frotn the
Hot Springs Sunday.
W. C. Fngate is drilling a well on
his eighty acre farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Dille attend
ed the funeral of Mr. Dille's pirand
mother. Mrs. White, in Caldwell Fri
day.
Mrs. E. C. Kincely spent last week
in Boise.
John Bow,, of Caldwell is spending
this week with his sister.
L. L. Young, of Nampa called at
the Bales Brothers ranch on business
Monday.
Mrs. George Milliner returned Sat
urday from Salt Lake and is seriously
ill at her home from a complication
of diseases.
J. T. and J. F. Bales motored to
Homedale Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas and
Miss Addie Whitney, of Middleton
were dinner" guests Sunday of Mrs.
George Mason.
Miss Stella Livesay was a guest of
Miss Helen Packers Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Thomas, of Caldwell
is staying with her mother. Mrs.
George Milliner. x
Miss Hazel Kent, of Nampa, Miss
Luclla Painter and Raymond Corn
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. P. Corn Sunday.
Rev. and Msr. E. C. Knic<tly left
Tuesday for Portland, Oregon to
spend the summer. They will return
in the fall to Robers where Rev.
Saratoga Livery
Phone 46?
George Green's Old Stand
DAY AND NIGHT
TRJPS
FIRST-CLASS CADILLAC CAR
Careful Driver
OFFICE SARATOGA HOTEL
M. H. WHITTIER.
MANAGER
FILM BEAUTY IS HERE IN PER.
SON WITH ART FILM
Violet Stanton, Beauty of the Screen,
in 'Temptation" a t Victory.
Something unusual for the picture
fans is being offered at Bungalow
theatre Friday, June 11.
The celebrated beauty of the screen,
Miss Violet Stanton, who has scored
so many marked successes in the pic
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ture world, is here, and will appear
in person at each performance of her
latest release, "Temptation," in which
she co-starred with Carmel Myers and
Inez McDonald. The picture is one
that lends itself most admirably to
Miss Stanton's best talent. It is a
striking scenic from the real to the
allegorical and depicts the "Garden
of Knowledge" while he is being put
to the test of temptation and the de
velopment of his better self. The
theme has been handled by poets and
painter's for centuries, but never be
fore has a director succeeded in put
ting into film the alluring beauty and
adyllic surroundings of this mythical
setting as has been accomplished in
the filming of this work of art. With
Miss Stanton we also have little Miss
Doris Curtis who also appear in per
son.
Miss Stanton in the role of arch
temptress, presents one of the most
beantiful living pictures of woman
hood one could hope to see outside
of an art gallery. She possesses n
perfect physique, artistic of contour
and has the rare gift of absolute grace
that makes for a perfect model. Her
work is the achme of real art.
The film is being presented here
undr the direction of Dr. de Orgler of
the.H. K. D. film company. It was
filmed in the Anheuser Busch gardens
at Pasadena. California, and is a real
work of art. It was released three
years ago and is still traveling the
country as a feature film.
BAPTIST CHURCH
For Sunday morning the children
and youth of the Sunday school will
bring a message of good cheer in
their Children's Day program.
Special features will be a Rose song
and drill, and with remarkable clear
ness. little Emily Hargrove will tell
the story of Daniel in the Lion's Den.
The primary department has a special
song and there will be class exercises
and songs from the several depart
ment of the school. The program
will commence at 10:30 and continue
through the hour of regular church
service.
Rev. Hertzog ,of Boise will occupy
the pulpit in the evening, the service
to commence at 8o'clock.
Knicely has accepted* the position of
pastor in the Baptist church.
Miss Delia Morgan, of Payette, was
a guest Sunday at the Henry^Beck
home.
Write the Co-Op Store, Caldwell,
for price list ready mixed outside
paint, 6 gal. can, $15. Pure white
lead, (16 per 100 lbs. Polarine 76c.
Plug tdBacco 85c. Pitchforks $1.36.
SALE MANAGER IS
BACK ON JOB
Shardlow is Well, Cheerful and Hap
py Since Taking Tanlac
One of tire distinguisred features
in connection with the introduction
and sale of Tanlac throughout Ameri
ca is the large number of traveling
men who have been benefitted by its
use. Frtftn Maine to California and
from the Gulf to Northern Canada,
men representing almost every line of
business have testified to the remark
able results obtained by taking Tan
lac.
One of the latest of these to en
dorse Tanlac is H. Shardlow, sales
manager for the Solar Illuminating
Co., of Chicago, who lives at the Ho
tel Stowell, Los Angeles. Calif.
Tanlac is the finest medicine I
have ever run across," «said Mr.
Shardlow recently. "Ï gained nine
pounds on three bottles and have got
ten rid of a case of stomach trouble
that nearly cost me my life. For
several months I had suffered terribly
from acute gastritis and was very
nervous. Everything I would eat
To
The
June
Bride
Furnish your home with good taste,
character and refinement. May we
assist you in getting some of your
new goods at rock bottom prices?
Case FurnitureCompany
UNDERTAKING
606 Main Caldwell, Idaho
Night Phojies 82 J and 388 R
DANCE
To Re-open
Famous
Givons
Hot
Springs
SAT.NIGHTI?
Junelu
New Management
MRS. E. T, BLACK
ATTENTION!
Alfalfa Seed
Oil account* of the late spring
throughout the northwest, we
have prepared for the late seeding
demands. Good stock of Alfalto
Seed now on hand.
•• ••
Holt Seed Co
CALDWELL, IDAHO
Phones 25 and 36
soured and formed' gas, my chest and
lungs would pain me and my heart
palpitate so at time I would almost
faint. I have walked the floor for
hours in misery and have been forced
to spend days at a time in bed. I
lost nineteen pounds, was a nervous
wreck and had to give up all idea of
business.
"I had the best treatment and medi
cine and was put on a special diet but
got no better, and was finally told
that only an operation would relieve
my trouble. One day while in El
Paso( Texas, I had an attack that al
most proved fatal. I had been read
ing about Tanlac and. immediately
tried it. Thanksgiving Day I was
sick, blue and discouraged, but since
taking Tanlac I can enjoy a good meal
and feel well, cheerful and Tanlac
I can enjoy a good meal and feel welt,
cheerful and happy. It gives me
pleasure to recommend Tanlac and I
hope all sufferers from stomach
Caldwell-Wilder Stage Co.
C. B. McCLELLAN. Mgr. CALDWELL PHONE 172
WILDER SCHEDULE
LEAVE CALDWELL LEAVE WILDER
6 A. M. 7:30 A. M.
9 A. M. 10:30 A.M.
1 P. M. 2:30 P.M.
♦ P. M. 5:30 P. M.
7 P. M. 8:30 P. M.
10 P. M. 11:00 P. M.
Fare 55c each way, plus war tax 5c... Minimum charge, interned!
. ate points 25c
CADWELL STATION
McCLELLAN MOTOR CO.
WILDER STATION
WALKER DRUG STORE
EXPRESS PACKAGES CARRIED AT REASONABLE RATES
PROMPT SERVICE—COURTEOUS DRIVERS
MIDWEST
L tiuior
•FARMERS!
now ie 4he time to etert
meing the Utilitor. Farmers the
world over are grabbing this Utilitor
ss the first real solution to the farm
help problem, and at this very moment
every farmer is laying his plans for
bigger production next season. Come
in and let us show you what the
Utilitor will do for you.
NEWELL MOTOR SALES CO.
Phone 529.
5TH AND MAIN STREET.
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Spendable
troubles may be induced to try it"
Tanlas is sold in Caldwell by Bot
kin-Joy Drug Co., in Notus by An
drews Mercantile Co., and in Wilder
R. F. D. fro Greenleaf, by Walker
Drug Co.,—Adv.
EXHIBITION File
CALDWELL
Friday, Jnne It
FURCHT BARKER
AIRCRAFT CORPS