The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

Observation-Disclosures SSSS.11SS11SSS,
of tho afternoon and evening. The
dedication was brilliant affair, being
witnessed BY several hundred people
After tho ceremony, the Odd Fellows
and their families were invited to an
elegant banquet which had been spread
IN tho room below. Ono hundred and
eight person were seated at the long
tables, which were tastefully decorated
and filed with both all the substantials
and delicacies obtainable. After the
feast toasts were responded to several
speakers. Mr.. A. E. Gipson acted as
toast master and performed his duties
with that readiness and grace which
could only have been acquired by long
experience. After the toasts and re-
sponses the people again assembled in
the Lodge room and were treated to an
excellent musical and literary enter
ment. 1t was one of the most enjoya-
BILE features of the day. In tho even
Ing grand ball was given, at which
ninety-ono tickets were sold outside of
the visiting brothers, who were admit
ted free. Tho whole occasion was
most thoroughly enjoyed by tho Cald-
well visitors that we know of, and
must have been equally appreciated by
visitors from Nampa, Weiser, Noun
tain Homo, Ontario and Vale, who
were also present. Payette Lodge No.
~, l. 0. 0. F., deserves great credit for
tho ample and commodious entertain
ment afforded the visitors, who will all
remember the occasion with pleasure.
Among those who attended from Cald.
well were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gwinn, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. M. b.
Gwinn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Steunen-
berg, H. d. Blatchley, W. S. Bailey,
G. I. Atkinson, j. N. Cox, VIM. Kin
kaid, Miss Daisy Kinkaid, Miss Edna
Jones, Henry Brady, Miss Kittie Gala
way, w. r. Ssbree, Miss Ida Frost,
II. w. Dorman, Miss Minnie Reed, MIR.
and Mrs. j. W. Hollenbeak, J. P. John
son, Mrs. Shelton, VIM. Bischof, H. H.
JONES'. VIM. Orr, and other whose names
have escaped our memory.
Additional local news on four tn page.
The Idaho county tax levy this year
amounts to $315 on the hundred.
The tax levy for Washington county
this year will be the same as last
$3.50.
A silver club will be organized at the
town hall tonight. Everybody inter-
,ested should come out.
The business places of Isidor Mayer
and Stiles & Dunbar have been greatly
improved by new awnings.
The town was full of republicans last
Saturday from ali portions of the
county. We shall make no attempt to
name them all.
The Central Lumber Co. have an
order for lumber for q new mill at
the Ralph mine near Silver. Mr.. f. J..
Leech is tho manager OF the property.
The Ladies of Caldwell: Nine. Dean
will again visit our city early in May,
with splendid line of choice millinery,
and will be pleased to see her former
friends and patrons.
c. W. Cooper went to Nampa last
Monday night to assist in organizing a
silver club. The people up there would
not enthuse and he returned without
accomplishing the object.
The church was packed last Monday
night to listen to the Fisk jubilee sing
ers. The audience was highly pleased,
the only criticism we have heard being |
that the performance was too short.
Silver men are OH the increase in
Caldwell. 1t is about time people
were thinking Of their own interests
md not be quite so solicitous Of the
interests of Puritan New England.
They will manage to scratch along
some way.
Fred Hoel, tho well-known travelling
man, has purchased an interest in the
Il. Gwinn Mercantile Co. ut
his place, and will in the future reside
lere Mr.. Hoel has travelled this coun-
Try for the past five years, and his ex-
>erience has been, that Caldwell stands
n the front ranks of Idaho towns.