The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-07
how it SHOWS !

-Si. Morrow has been in town
since New Year. 49,"
Miss Moe attended the dance
Wednesday night.
The measles have tackled
Caldwell again, VIC understand.
Mr.. A. L. Butts is quite sick.
His vacant place is very noticeable.
Gene Strohecker went down to
his ;'bar" on Snake river last Sat
urday. r. ,t,' ~
The w. c. t. U, will meet at
Mrs. w. J. Boone's next Saturday,
at 2:3Op. m.
The many friends Of Mrs. D.
L. Bailey are pleased to see her
around again. ''
Mr.. L. J. Harness has been
quite sick at Mrs. Mohr's Hotel
the past two weeks. '.
rs, \. Moe spent New Year
with his sister, Mrs Fred Brum-
zell, Of Reynolds Creek.
j. McNish, of Emmett, has
forsaken his evil ways and come
into the fold of TRIBUNE subserib-
'ers.
1.-THE first bell in Caldwell now
swings in the school house belfry.
The children will hear from it
Monday morning. !
Billy Isaacs offered us S. in
gold to say something nice about
him this week. But THE TRIBUNE
cannot be bribed. ....'
Jim Wardwell, of Emmett, de-
posted So with THE TRIBUNE for
safe keeping yesterday. 1t will be
safe unless we have to burn it in
lieu Of coal. t'.'' :" o." = -
THE TRIBUNE is watching the
proceedings of congress with breath
! ess interest, to see how the surplus
is managed. THE TRIBUNE will
undoubtedly compelled to deal
with the same weighty subject be-
fore 1888 is over.
Owing to the bad weather the
dance at Jake Hamm's was very
poorly attended last Monday night,
and he will give another grand ball
next Tuesday night. All are in
vited to attend. Tickets, includ-
ing supper, 50. p. - 81. '''
IA sleigh load Of rosy girls
were taking a leap year sleigh ride
the other day and were rash enough
to drive by THE TRIBUNE. Notice
that Miss Ida Frost held the rib
hons, we were just going to modest
ly volunteer our services as driver,
when they drove away. The only
way of revenge we have is publish
ing their names as a warning to
other defenceless young men. They
were Misses Ada and Ida Frost,
Misses Ora, Ollie and Charley Lu-
Gus, Miss Maxey and Miss Phelps.
AT the pubic installation of
Caldwell Lodge No. 10, I. o. 0. F.,
the following elective officers were
installed: E. ]. Smith, N. g.; A.
X. Steunenberg, V. G.; ], F, Alling-
ton, Recording Secretary; S. NJ.
Coffin, Permanent Secretary; c. S,
Scott, Treasurer. The officers were
installed publicly, and goodly
humber took advantage of the fact
and witnessed the ceremonies. AT
ter the installation grand ball
was given at the Pacific Hotel. 1t
was q grand affair and thorough
~ enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. Emerson, through the
Kindness Of THE TRIBUNE, conveys
regrets that he was unable to min
gle in the festivities of the New
Year, so much enjoyed by inquir-
ing friends. Sickness absolutely
detained him at his hotel. He al
so wishes to express his sincere
thanks to each one of the little
girls of his school concerned in the
enterprise of making him a Christ
mas present. - May God bless the
future of your lives as you are call
ed upon to meet the demands of
swomanhood in your generation is
the earnest wish of your humble
servant. 49,.
Baker, Dorman, Roberts and
Dcvers made brilliant success of
their leap year reception last Sun
day. About twenty ladies en-
braced the opportunity to call on
the boys, and they were entertained
most royalty. The versatile Hank
made the welcome address and did
the talking, and the genial Orville
came in with a good second. The
two handsome Mikes, Roberts and
Dcvers, posed on their good looks;
and elected much admiration from