The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-30


Thanksgiving with friends at On
tario.'
Mrs. DIR. Lee has been indis-
posed for the past two week but is
now improving.
Ed. Eames came up from On
tario last Saturday, to pay up his
dues in the B. c.
Robert E. Miller has just COM
pleted a very handsome school
house up the valley.
It. H. Galloway and son and
Mr.. Kellar came in from a hunt
the other day with ten deer.
The estate of the late o. W..
Scott, of Ontario, was appraised last
week at upwards of $4,000.
III. j. Shorb has reopened the
Palace restaurant, and invites the
hungry to come and be filled.
The w. c. I. U. will meet
with Mrs. e. S. Lee, Saturday.
November 80, at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Andrews, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Addie, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley
Thanksgiving.
The family of John Holland Of
Payette, who have been sick for
some time past with typhoid fever
are convalescent.
The two year old child of Mr..
and Mrs Jeff. Shelton, near Star,
has been seriously ill with pneu-
monia but is now out of danger.
"A rattle for horse took place
at No. 9 Saloon this week. Snyder
is the unfortunate man who will
buy hay for the animal in the flu
ture.
Mrs. M. Breshears, of Ontario,
who has been in Caldwell the last
two weeks returned home Wednes-
day in time to attend the I. O. 0. F.
ball.
&C. J. Stiles has purchased the
vacant lots between DIR. Maxey and
Rev. Boone and contemplates erect
ing a residence thereon in the near
future.
Miss Ada F. Madden, of this
valley, now teaching the Ontario
public school, has been appointed
o member of the Examining Beard
of Malheur. county.
-Mr..W. w. Emison's oldest son,
Sonford is attending the State
University of Oregon at Salem.
His oldest daughter Ollie is attend
ing school at Baker City.
Methodist Quarterly meeting
will be held at Payette November
30th and December LIST; at Cald-
well December 14th and 18th, by
H. X. Hines, presiding elder.
The dispatches from Blackfoot
convey the sad intelligence that
among the missing unfortunates of
the Asylum fire is Mrs. Cora Man.
tel, wife of VIM. Mantel, hard
working rancher under the Sebree
ditch.
We learn of the death of a man
named VIM. Green, who died at
the residence of Mr.. M. P. Fowler,
of Middleton. He was given the
best of care during his sickness,
but neither medical skill or careful
nursing could save him.
"A family named Lopeman
who live a short distance up the
valley, were discovered to be in des-
titute circumstances last week, and
Uncle Dryden Immediately went
the rounds and took them up
wagon load of provisions and about
$25 in money.
A party of Caldwell's young
people procured a tally-ho, and
went down to I. N. fuckers res
idence in Lower Boise to
attend a grand Thanksgiving
feast given by that gentle
man and his worthy consort. A
most enjoyable evening was spent,
and those who were there are loud
in their praises of the hospitality
of the. Tucker mansion.
1t will be remembered that
THE TRIBUNE called the attention
81 those who pointed the finger of
scorn at TRIB. the small, when his
head was under treatment, to the
fate of the children who Knocked
the prophet, and gave them fair
warning. 1t was not generally
needed, however, and already has
retribution commenced. J. III.
Gwinn now has his head tied up
until it resembles bale of cotton,
and other scoffers will soon be in
the same boat.