The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-01

residence of Fletcher Loyejoy, last
week.
-Abner Packard Jr., is slowly
recovering. He will seek health
in some other climate as soon as he
is able to travel.
The liabilities of J. NJ. Hagar,
who recently failed at Mountain
Home, were $4,000. The assets
were about $4,000.
-Chas. Fl. Reed, NJ. B. Gwinn,
VIM. Kinkaid and Geo. Little went
over to Snake river last Wednesday
as appraisers on the Henderson
estate.
There will be the usual services
in the Baptist church tomorrow
morning and evening. Sunday
school at the close of the morning
service.
"A. Bascom, of Emmett, was
over last Tuesday. Our old friend
has been quite sick for the past
month. We hope he may contin-
lie to improve.
Miss Lizzie Deering, who has
been at Baker City the past year,
returned home last Wednesday.
Miss Deering will be more than
welcomed to Caldwell society by
her many friends.
Married, at the residence of
B. F. Morrow, November %, 1888,
Mr.. Charles Lamper and Miss Mag
gle J. Smith, both of Middleton.
Elder Morrow tied the knot in his
usual binding style.
Scott, at the bank, represents
one of the largest loan compan-
les on earth. He has unlimited
money to loan on real estate secur-
ity, on long time. If you want to
borrow, 60 to him. No risk and no
delay. Remember this.
Judge Beaty's ratification over
the election of Hartley last Tues
day evening, was the finest political
demonstration ever seen in Cald-
well. The Judge burned three
old newspapers, but that is more
than the republicans did.
The result of the special elec-
ton in this precinct shows what
might have been done by the dem.
ocrats here at the last general cleo
ton under competent management
Never mind, the democratic party
has possibly learned something.
p. A. Devers, M. A. Roberts
R. A. Cowden, Jas. S. Negley, Jr.
and A. K. Steunenberg were for
tunate enough to be honored with q
Thanksgiving dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Scott and Mrs. Heller
E. Scott. OF for a thousand
tongues to sing that Thanksgiving
dinners praise!
The republicans down thi!
way can't understand why the dem
ocrats should feel jubilant over the
election of one man on the entire
ticket. We refer them to that pas
sage of holy writ where it speaks
of there being more joy over ont
sheep that was lost and is founc
again, than over ninety and nine
that couldn't be found, or some
thing to that effect.
-Hugging socials are very sue
cessful in Missouri. We are in
clined to think that something o
the same nature would fill a lonl
felt want in this country. TIL
first church that adopts the schem,
in Caldwell will soon be able t.
put up a building that will riva
the glory of Solomon's temple
The following Missouri rates coulc
easily be doubled here: 'Girls I'm
der 16, two cents for each hug o
one minute; from 16 to 20 years o
age, so cents from 20 to Is years
IS cents; school ma'ams, 40 cents
widows, according to looks, from
10 cents to So; old maids, 3 cent
apiece or two for a nickel, and no
any limit of time. Ministers ar
not charged. Editors pay in ad
vertising, but are not allowed t
participate until everybody els
gets through"
&C. w. Cooper won the must
box at Noes great rattle on throw
of forty. We make no threats
but if blood does not flow as waite
over the results of that rattle, thel
don't talk to us of an eternal jus
tice. We took chance on tn
assurance of Moe that we would
throw the highest number and viii
} the prize. 1t was fair and squar
agreement, and five o'clock was tn
hour fixed for our triumph. Luck
however, was against us, for it wa
half past five before we could clea