The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-15
Ed. Peasly, son of Mrs. Kim
sey, is in Caldwell again.

| INV. IL. ~. 1llIicS, liSSluIHS
Elder of Boise District, will preach
in the Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning and evening.
Born, Tuesday, December II,
in Caldwell, to Hon. ID. Land Mrs.
Bailey, fine boy. The young
man will take d. LIS place at the
anvil, while the 'old gent" is of
making laws.
! Lester Van Osdell arrived from
Portland last Wednesday to ac
cept a position in THE TRIBUNE's
great job department. Van. is
first-class printer, and consequent
ly gentleman.
III was rumored in Caldwell
the other day, and on good author
ity, that VIM. Ridenbaugh, of Boise,
attached the Idaho Central rial
road on a claim of So, 900, and
Tchanged the engine to the track at
Nampa until the amount was as
sured. The train was then allow
ed to depart in charge of deputy
marshal:
j. w. Lamoreaux, the able edi-
tor of the Cassia County Times,
called on this Office Thursday.
Lamoreaux was elected to seat in
the Council, but was "fred OUT on
the pretext of illegal Mormon votes
without hearing, so he says. We
are sorry. He is an able man and
would have rendered valuable SER
vices to the printing fraternity dur
ing the session.
And still the work rushes into
THE TRIBUNE's job printing de-
partment. Mrs. DR.. G. E. Lee
on behalf of the w. C. T. U. of
Idaho, left the copy here this week
for 500 proceedings of the W. c. T.
U. Convention held at Shoshone in
October. Owing to the great rush
of Legislative work, we will not be
able to turn it out as soon as we
would like, but we will beat eastern
time and do the ladies better wolk.
If our readers detect a tenden-
cy to fnicalness or wobblety-
wobblety in this weeks TRIBUNE
it can probably be explained by
the agitation produced by the ar
rival, last Thursday afternoon,
of a ten-pound male heir to the
wealth, emoluments and honors of
TRIBUNE the elder. Just why an
incident like this should disturb
the wonted equilibrium of TRIBUNE
the younger is not apparent, but is,
alas, only too true. THE TRIBUNE
will appear as usual next week.
The social at Isidor Mayors
last Thursday evening, was very
pleasant affair. The lunch was
superb, as it always is when pre-
pared by Caldwell ladies. Mrs.
Myer, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Scott and
Rev. Boone rendered some delight
full music, as did also the "Chinese
Band" The only thing to mar the
pleasure of the evening was a duet
by Monte Gwinn and Pat Devers.
Like A. Ward, these two artists are
saddest when they sing-and SO are
those who hear them.
The Idaho Democrat talked
yesterday over the telephone with
Postmaster Silsby, of Idaho City,
and the Steunenberg Bros, of the
TRIBUNE Office, Caldwell. The for
mer reported Hon. Ben. Wilson and
wife on their way to Boise, no snow
in the Basin, weather beautiful and
good health prevailing. We did
not catch all the Steunenbergs had
to say, probably for the reason that
some rancher's wife in the valley
had just hung her washing on the
wire; but we heard Frank strike
the board with his fist and the
words ego to" and devil" Seemed
to be on his ear about something
Idaho Democrat.
Look out for the great Knights
of Pythias masquerade ball, to be
given at the Commercial Hotel
Christmas night. See the ad. in
another column, and as you cast
your eye over the brilliant array of
committees, ask yourself if the
coming ball can help being a
glittering success. The executive
committee leads off with P. A.
Devers-a man born to plan and
commanders chairman, who assist
ed by the able and efficient staff
officers, NJ. B. Gwinn and Swain
Beatty, will leave nothing undone
to add to the comfort and pleasure
of those who attend. And you will
be received and made welcome by
the dignifed Capt. w. L. Geary,
the courteous S. NJ. Coffin, the
urbane Capt. John E. Stearns, the