The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-05

Mrs. Z. S. Mohr returned from
Portland, Oregon, yesterday.
r. A. Bailey came over from
Squaw Creek few days this week.
Only IS to Haley and return
on October TO- Tickets good ten
days.
PROF. Harmon, president of
the bachelors club, has returned
bone.
Miss Nellie Gilbert, of Lower
Boise, is attending the Caldwell
Schools.
DIR. J. B. Wright, of Dixie,
returned to his business at Belle
vue Wednesday.
Services morning and evening
at the Presbyterian church tomor-
row by Rev. Boone.
Charlie Doan, manager of
Howard Sebree's store at Shoshone,
was in town last Sunday.
j. F. Lackey, of Ontario, has
been in town several days this
week. Everything is quiet so far.
A little seven months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nc
Kee, of Nampa, died last Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Phelps, who has
been visiting friends Oil the coast,
returned to Caldwell last Satur-
day.
George Little came in from
Portland last Sunday night, and
has again departed for the valley
of Jordan.
MIR. S. N. Moe bought the
property now occupied by jewelry
store, of VIM. Siebenberg, ST., last
Thursday. Price $3.50.
Tom. Halliday, living on the
Malheur, is Sc riously sick with in
famatory rheumatism. He was
improving at latest accounts.
james II. Gwinn came in last
Tuesday from Ogden, Utah, and
will remain until after the ad-
iournment of the Grand. Lodge, 1.
O. 0. f. next week.
"A very pleasant time is reported
by these who attended the church
social at Howard Sebree's last
Thursday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sebree are elegant entertainers.
The Haley Hot Springs excur-
sion on October 10, should be the
most enjoyable of the season, as
heat no longer makes travel I'M
pleasant and fishing and hunting
are at their best.
MIR. w. A. Smith has invented
patent piano lamp bracket that
fills long telt to owners of the
upright piano. 1t can be adjusted
without putting a screw into the
piano anywhere, and the lamp
may be brought into any position
desired.
Prof. Martin says the schools
are getting along very nicely, there
being now about 135 pupils in at,
tendance. He now has the school
graded, and with the help of his
two assistants, Miss Lucus and
Mrs. McCrum, is giving Caldwell a
fine school.
The Directors of the Building
and Loan Association held a meet
ing last Tuesday evening ant
elected the following officers Sher
man M. Coffin, President; M. A
Roberts, Vice President; H. R
Stevenson, secretary and treasurer
They also loaned out something
over 5000, making $1,000 nov
out in the town.
WIN. Manning and Dave Weir
both of Jordan Valley, Oregon
came in Thursday. They say thu
races over there on the 25th, 26tf
and 9th inst. will be immense
and claim that a man can "g'
broke" quicker and easier thar
anywhere else. They have a fin,
track and some good horses owe
there, and the races will undoubt
edly be attended by some of GU
"sports."
Charles III. Reed has been il
Long Valley the past ten days OF
business, and returned home las
Tuesday. He brought with him
basket of vegetables to show wha
can be done in Long Valley in tn
way of gardening, and exhibited
the collection to the astonishe,
gaze of The TRIBUNE. Finer veg
etables cannot be grown anywhere
Caldwell is not making the effort
she should to gain the trade c
this growing section. We shoul'
have direct mail route and stag
line above all things,