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

Was VIVA.
\ sign in Caldwell reads: "Waslling
and ironing dun here
G. +. lIoel, the Om,ha travelling
man. was in town Wednesday.
Mayor Gwinn is rumaging around
the hills OF old Owyhee in the vicinity
of DeLamar again this week,
The Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church cleared about $50 at their oys-
ter supper and apron social last We'd
nesday evening.
The friends of Adrain Cakes are
pleased to see his smiling countenance
in Caldwell again. Hope it will be-
come fixture.
Bishop Talbot paid Caldwell his an
nual visit last Sunday and delived an
eloquent and impressive sermon in the
afternoon ut the Presbyterian church.
Union services at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening, December l3,
at 1870 p. m. Rev. j. 5. Mccain will
preach. The presence of every one is
desired.
Jake Horn and Capt. Bernard were
down from Nampa last Wednesday
and failed to call at this Office. They
are hereby fined $25O,OOO each. Remit
by postal note.
While in Portland Bob. Altman
says he had the pleasure of meeting
Mrs. and Mrs. Geary, former residents
of this place. Their many friends will
be pleased to learn that they are well.
Robt. Altman and wife returned
from Portland, Oregon, and stopped at
Caldwell Tuesday. They will go to
housekeeping on Bob's Willow Creek
Creek ranch. Best wishes of all follow
them.
Police court is very dull this week,
There being but two cases before His
Honor. James Ryan and c. II. Mason
were brought in for vagrancy. Each
was given two and one-half days in
"imbo."
Next Friday night the Chicago Com
edy Company will open a three-night's
engagement in the Athletic Club Hall.
This company has good reputation
and as their prices are reasonable, they
may expect good houses.
Middleton will celebrate Christmas
Eve by a fine entertainment and a
magnificent Christmas tree. The pub
lie school will give the entertainment,
and teacher and pupils are making
laudable efforts. They invite all to
share in the festivities.
Why not hand that spare dollar you
have in your pocket to THE TRIBUNE
with a request that it apply on your
subscription. 1t would surely be ap.
preciated just now, when everybody
is sending short but suggestive notes
to the printer.
Mrs. ]. H. Gwinn went to DeLamar
this week to join her husband, who is
manager of the DeLamar Merchantile
& Banking Co. They will make De
Lamar their future home. MIR. and
Mrs. Gwinn will be greatly missed il
Caldwell society where they were de-
servedly popular.
DIR. Ephraim Smith, an old and high
ly respected citizen of Boise City, Will,
on a visit to Toledo, Ohio, was rul
over and killed by an electric stree
car. The remains were brought t,
! Boise city for interment. He leaves
wife and four children, to whom hear
felt sympathy is extended.
The Athletic club is fixing up it
hall III fine shape. An elegant stag
with suitable curtains and scenery i
being put in, and the entire room j
being ceiled. Another dressing room
will also be added. The hall, whel
completed, will meet all the require
, ments Caldwell has for az opera hous
until We get something better.
/ A new attration has been added {
the glove contest for next Tuesda
night. "Reddy" Brennan, the Streato
r Wonder, and Johnny Murphy, tn,
!, Chicago light weight, will box s.
/ rounds for purse of SIS, in addition
, to the contest between Ed. Noble an
| Frank Cheuvront. There will be
| good attendance of the sport lovin
, element.
5 The order of Happy fathers need nc
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