The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-28
Billy Hollenbeak made Boise

City visit one day this week.
Miss Cora Bayse, of Emmett,
is visiting Mrs. d. L. Bailey.
Grant Whitney, of the Payette
nursery, was in town last Thurs
day.
Billy Isaacs went to Pendle-
ton to spend the holidays with his
people.
Murphy, the corral man of
Nampa, was in town several days
this week.
"A new girl arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lackey, of
Ontario, recently.
The artist who arranged the
display in Collins show window, is
a daisy at the business.
TRIBUNE the big made a bust
ness visit to Salt Lake City last
week, returning home Tuesday.
60 to the grand masquerade
ball next Tuesday evening. twill
be grand affair. Everybody
mask.
Born, near Caldwell, December
23rd, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lopeman, a
son. Weight eleven pounds. Ali
doing finely.
L. Tompkins, of Parma, was
in town last Monday, and secured
cabin passage on The TRIBUNE
for 1890.
One of Brunt. Young's bridge
gang by the name of John Fallon,
is at the hotel, suffering from acute
rheumatism.
Ice on the various ponds about
town is in fine order for skating,
and the skaters of the town are
enjoying it to the utmost.
The TKIRUNE forgot to mention
the wedding of Mr.. Cyrus Fitzhugh
and Miss Edith Grover, which took
place at the Pacific Hotel on the
14th inst.
The music rendered by the or
chestra at the dance Christmas
Eve was the best ever heard in
Caldwell. The same orchestra will
furnish music for the masquerade
ball.
Wright & Martin have put a
new front in their drug store, which
makes a vast improvement. They
have also just received very hand
some show case, which they are
filling with fine goods.
The delinquent tax list of Ada
county onlvsmakes one column OF
solid nonpareil in the Boise Demo
crat. 1t is remarkably short
document of the kind for so large
a county, which is true index OF
the county's prosperity.
The dance Christmas Eve was
not largely attended, owing to the
many other attractions on that
evening. 1t was nevertheless one
of the most enjoyable balls that
ever come off in Caldwell. The
supper. prenared by ~ vs. Need. s SO iia
was most elaborate spread.
| The Christmas trees at the
Presbyterian and Baptist churches
were well attend, and interesting
programmes carried on at both
places. The children were in their
glory, and a happier crowd could
not be found anywhere than in
| Caldwell on Christmas Eve.
| Capt. George Little came over
from Jordan Valley last Thursday
to visit his family, he says, but his
wife declares he came over to at
tend lodge. He says the weather
in the valley is similarto ours here,
but there is plenty Of snow knee
deep to horse between the two
places.
Prof. Martin requests the pub,
LEGATION of the following: "The
teachers of the Caldwell Public
School wish to tender their thanks
to the citizens of Caldwell, and es.
pecially to the trustees OF the
Presbyterian church, and to the
public generally for their patron,
age to the entertainment recently
given by the school"
"A very happy man was 0. J
Bell, the popular conductor on the
o. S. L., on Wednesday morning
Promptly at 7:45, Miss Marguerite
E. Watson entered the parlor of the
Watson mansion, at Soda Springs
and when leaving, she had changed
to Mrs. O. J. Bell, with the assis
lance of Rev. G. c. Stull. After a
quiet wedding breakfast the happy
couple started for Dayton, Ohio
| Mo-, tbav epioy lono life and haDDI