The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-14
r. f. Miller is in Boise City.

Mrs. Sam. Ball has been quite
sick the past two weeks.
w. H. Thorpe went to Vale
'on business last Tuesday.
Rev. Gwinn and family left
for the east Wednesday night.
"A brother of John Rowland ar
rived from Iowa last Thursday.
Mike Hyde, the great man Of
Oreana, was in town a few days this
week.
There will be services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening.
Prank Mcmahon, of Succor
Creek, is attending the Caldwell
public schools.
The Payette Nurseries have
the thanks of this office for a box
Of fine grapes.
deacon" Wardwell and judi
son Allerton came over from En-
NETT Thursday.
Lou. Stafford is learning to be
a blacksmith under the efficient
teaching Of 81. Morrow.
Miss Dollie Mott, of Middleton,
visited Miss Della Gilgan, of this
city, few days this week.
Howard Sebree Co. have their
store piled full of new dry goods.
And Ralph Cakes is in his glory.
&C. w. Paul, C. S. Scott, Geo.
Little and G. HI. Sebree are attend
ing Masonic Grand Lodge at Boise
City.
Frank r. Coffin was in Cald-
well last Sunday. Frank r. is one
OF Boise City's few enterprising
men.
Miss Addie Andrews, of Mid
dleton, was the guest of Miss
Charlie Lucas several days this
week.
Miss Ada Madden has been en-
gagged to teach the coming term at
Ontario, Oregon. An excellent Sc
lection.
&C. S. Scott, passed through
town Tuesday night on his way to
Boise City. His wife and mother
went with him.
Mr.. J. M. Martin was called
from Boise City, where he was at
tending court, on account Of the
illness Of his wife.
r. NJ. Smith, of Smith &
Woods, has returned from the east
where he took a couple cars of cat
tie some time ago.
We enclose the Constitution
Of the State of Idaho" in the pa
pers of our county readers to-day.
Everybody should read it.
-Ex-Mayor P. J. Pefey, of Boise
City, and his son, Harlem, came
down on Sundays special to help
dedicate the Methodist church..
20. w. Winslow, J.J. Apperson,
III. ]. Shorb and two or three other
citizens ofCaldwell were summoned
to Boise City last Monday to act as
jurors.
Misses Clara and Annie Payne,
two very estimable Boise City
young ladies, are visiting Misses
Laura and Hattie Patton, of this
place.
-"Mick" Shorb has returned
from the mountain fastness to his
lease" in this Office. The paper
will now again resume its high
standard.
Miss Eliza E. Mitchell, grad
uate of Amity College, Iowa. Ar
rived from Des Moines, last Wednes-
day, and will take charge of the
FRANKLIN school,
Mrs. s. B. Mann, of Boise City,
visited her friends here this week,
on her way to Washoe, where she
is engaged to teach the coming
term of school.
MIR. ]. c. Connors, of Silver
City, spent a few days in Caldwell
this week. He enlisted in THE TR1-
BuNE army while here, and viii
make gallant soldier.
Prof. Martin says the public
schools start off very pleasantly,
with about one hundred enrolled.
Miss Ora Lucus and Mrs. Mary
McCrum are the assistant teachers.
Mrs. Rev. w. J. Boone left last
Wednesday night for two months
visit with friends in Pennsylvania
The Rev. will apply for member
ship in the Bachelors Club.
-Robt. Noble, Idabo's great
sheep man, was in town several
days this week. He says feed is
fine but water scarce, and that all
righteous stockmen are praying for