The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21

PERSONAL.

w. J. Hardy. of Mora, was in the city
Wednesday.
F. r. Coffin and lady, Of Boise City, were
in town yesterday.
/. N. Paynter, the stockman, was serenely
visible yesterday.
Miss Dollie Perrault has returned to her
home in Boise City.
County Commissioner L. D. Potter was on
the streets yesterday.
Tim Kinney, the popular stockman of Rock
Springs, Wyo., is in town.
Sol Hasbrouck, the merchant Of Middle
ton, was in town Thursday last.
II. B. Eastman and A. II. Boomer, were
down from Boise City last Monday.
Misses JUNE and Emma Dorman were Wis
iting friends in this town yesterday.
E. L. Stout, superintendent, of the Flint
mine, was in the city last Thursday
Guy Newcomb, sheriff of Owyhcc county,
was over from Silver City las; Wednesday,
Mr. M. &. Gwinn started for the eastern
states Thursday evening". to be gone several
weeks,
Hon. John Haley is home from Washing
ton. The Boise City band serenaded him the
other night.
Frank Peters, resident Of Seattle, Wash
ington territory. is taking in the beauties OF
the sagcbrush town..
G. w. Otis, of Sucker Creek, was in town
last Thursday, and took a large load Of freight
back for the Flint Mines.
Sig. Paynter and VIM. Fowler passed
through town last Monday. on their way to
Camas prairie, with large band of cattle.
A. Packard and Bob Altman went up on
Dry Greek to locate a ledge yesterday. If
they are successful, this Office expects to be
grub staked."
Clay Shock has gone TO work at the Has
kell House. The unexpected run on this
popular hotel has made the employment Of
assistance stern necessity.
s. S. Foote, the proprietor Of the popular
Middleton FIGURING mills, was in town last
Sunday. He left substantial recognition Of
his prosperity with THE TRIBUNE
Mr.. 7. o. Baker and Mrs. M. B. Gwinn
left for Boise City Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Cwinn will visit friends in that city during
the absence Of her husband in the east.
Mrs. Thos. Fl. Harrison, the wife of our
new furniture merchant, arrived from Ogden
during the past week. Mr.. Harrison and his
wife will begin housekeeping in the Potter
house in a few days.
Chas. II. Sebrce ana wife, and Miss Lizzie
Deering, returned from their trip to Long Val.
ley last Thursday. They report having had
an enjoyable trip throughout, and Charlie re-
turns as brown as a berry.
P. J. Pehy, Of Boise City, is in town look
ng after the building of his new saddlery |
store. He intends to largely increase his |
stock and put in two new assistants. The |
store will be moved in short time.
Mrs. F. L. Olmstead, wife OF the. popular
road master, arrived from Cheyenne last Mon
day, and will reside here permanently here
after. Mr. Omstead and his wife will be
acquisition TO the society Of Cald-
we'll.
Mr.. A. II. Boomer, for many years agent
or Wells, Fargo & Co., has been appoint
I'd agent for the Pacific Express Co. at Boise
City w. o. Falon, who has been the agent
Of this company for the past three years, will
AXE much needed rest.
Mr.. w. 7. Wilkins, brcther-in-aw of Mr.
Geo. Little, of this city, returned to his home
n Kentucky last Saturday. Mr.. Wilkins
came out to Idaho some three months ago for
he benefit Of his health, and it is the conf
lent belief of many here that had he remained
Until fail, he would have fully recovered.