The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16
THE LOCAL MIRROR.

Take your prescriptions TO BiaIcnley
District Court adjourned yesterday
morning
Secure your seats at the post office !
for Saturday night.
f. X. Hays and wife were Caldwell
visitors one day this week.
Hon. Frank Steunenberg was Boise
visitor a couple days last week.
Chris. Fahy returned from visit to
the Worlds Fair City Thursday.
Boise City has adopted the free text
book system and the agony is over.
H. H. Fulton, justice of the peace, of
Emmett, was in town last Tuesday.
Chas H. Sebree returned from a
business trip to De Lamar Thursday.
Everybody is apxiously awaiting the
tests to be made with the new gold
saving wachines.
J. B. Stewart, of Idaho City, arrived
in town last Saturday. He attends the
College of Idaho.
;, Monte b. Gwinn, who has been Wis
listing De Lamar the past week, re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Anna Lynch, who has been sick
the past two weeks with typho-malarial
fever, is now reported better.
Buy the white flint glass fruit jars of
The Coffin Coml Co. They cost no
more than the common jars.
VIM. Hollenbeak, Caldwell's popular
livery man, returned from visit at
De Lamar Thursday evening.
Isidor Mayer, the irrepressible toiler
for trade, returned last Thursday from
q business trip to De Lamar.
The boys interested in the organiza-
ton of band are requested to meet at
J. NJ. Martins residence this evening.
Frank b. Hardy, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Iowa, for
some months past, returned home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis, Of Malad,
are in Caldwell looking over the coun-
try with view to location and settle
ment
Mrs. Strickland and children, Emma
and Chauncey, and Maud Breshears,
returned last Wednesday, from an ex-
teuded visit in California.
Rev. l. S. Hicks has accepted posi-
ton as teacher of the Bowman school,
He will continue to preach, however,
in the Baptist church of this place as
usual.
Miss Loretta Reed has entered dis
ciple Of John Gutenberg, as ap-
prentice in the TRIBUNE office. She
will soon pound up" a ten thousand
string"
Divine services will be held in the
Methodist church next sunday at IL
: q. m. and 8 p. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. w. M. Crowther,
pastor.
Hon. d. L. Bailey, Of Meridian,
passed through Caldwell, Tuesday, en-
route to Minneapolis where he will at
tend the Sovereign Grand Lodge as
representative from Idaho He will
visit Chicago while east
Rev. G. w. Richardson, who has
been pastor of the NJ +. church, Of this
place. the past year, departed for Bru.
neau valley, Idaho, where he Will take
charge Of the Glenns Ferry and Bru-
neau valley pastorate.
The boys say that there is some
pleasure in purloining melons this
year. The melon growers it seems
have anticipated their desires, and
knowing that an over indulgence OF
4 the fruit was liable to produce indiges
ton they have provided a gentle Taxa
tive, and not to spoil the boys pleasures
| they have introduced it into the meloi
while it Ia yet on the vine.
4 There will be preaching in the Pres
I byterian church next sunday at IL: 81
a. m. and 8. p. m. Morning subject
"Abide With U.s." In the evening, il
compliance with the request OF the las
General Assembly temperance ser
mon will be preached. All interested
in temperance work are specially in
vited to attend. Sunday school q
1880 q. m. Christian Endeayor meet
ing at p. m.