The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-09-12
PERSONAL NOTES,

+. II. Adams visited the capital of
Idaho last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. sebree visited
Boise City this week.
Howard Sebree and G. w, Cooper
were Boise City visitors this week.
II. Sommercamp, a leading Weiser
merchant, was in town last Thursday.
Sherman NJ. Coffin was at Boise CITY
this week attending Masonic Grand
Lodge.
John T. Morrison, Caldwells rising
attorney. made a business trip to Boise
City last Tuesday.
IT, J. Clark, manager of tbs Kelley
Hot Springs, at Boise City, was in
Caldwell this week.
Asa Abbott, of the Mountain Home
Range and Valley, made Caldwell a
short visit last Saturday.
VIM. Marlatt, of Kctcnum, father of
G. i. Marlatt, Of this place, is in town
at the residence of his son.
Miss Eta Picard is very sick at the
residence of Geo. Little. Grave doubts
are entertained of her recovery.
G. J. Northrop, one of Caldwell's
good-looking fat men, visited the vii
lage of Portland, Oregon, this week.
Miss Stasia Kelleher has been quite
sick the past week. Her friends will
be pleased to know that she is improv-
ing.
A. F. Maid returned from La Plata,
but has not made THE TRIBUNE q
present Of silver mine yet. Why this
delay?
Miss Ella Coulter arrived from Iowa
last Tuesday and will make her future
home with her sister, Mrs. A. X. Steun-
enberg.
D. d. Munger, of Jordan Valley, was
registered at the Commercial last We'd
nesday. He made THE TRIBUNE one
of those enjoyable Sc calls.
w. r. Cartwright, a leading mer-
chant of Emmett, accomanied by his
wife and daughter, passed through
Caldwell Monday.on their way to visit
friends down the road.
Rev.J. Il. Kay, the Methodist minister
At this place, OH account of the sickness
of his wife, will return to New
York next Monday. His short resi-
dence here has impressed those who
have made his acquaintance very favor
ably.
Julius Isay returned from Chicago
last Sunday, bringing with him blush
ing and beautiful bride. After a few
days stay at Caldwell they left for their
home at De Lamar. Many congratula-
lions from this place follow them.
Mr.. NJ. b. Gwinn started east last
Saturday and will attend the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, l. U. o. f., at st. Louis,
before his return. Mrs. Gwinn started
the same day for Portland, Oregon, to
spend few weeks with friends at that
place.
DIR. Lee left for Portland last Thurs
Gay to have nerve removed from his
face, after which he will go to Califor-
mia and visit his wife and daughter,
who are at San Jose, where the latter
is attending school. They have been
gone year and DIR. could stand it no
longer.
Rev. Geo. II. Newman, formerly
Baptist minister at this place, but now
of Colfax, Washington, was in town
this week visiting old friends. It will
be remembered that he went east from
here, but after a short residence in
New York he embraced the first oppor-
tunity to get back to the west again.
There is a great deal in his remark
shat year or two in the west spoils a
man for living in the east"
! School commences next Monday.
With four teachers employed the child
rem of Caldwell ought to have every
advantage and the college will be run
ming for those who have taken the
school course. We now have every
FACILITY for a complete education.