The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-29
THE LOCAL MIRROR.

Ill OtlOWS4A.
Davie McAuliff, of Emmett, was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Eblen, of Ontario, is visiting
friends at this place.
Hon. r. A. Cowden, of Emmett, was
in town Friday.
60 up to the court house this after
noon and yell for silver.
The county commissioners meet in
special session next Monday.
Ralph Sebree returned yesterday
from his visit to the Worlds Fair.
You can get splendid meal at the
China restaurant at Mrs MOhr's hotel.
G. Ellington has let the contract for
q house ON lots near Mr.. II. n. Maxey's
residence.
Mrs. Adrian Cakes and daughter,
visited relatives in Caldwell few days
this week.
Mrs. H. N. Cakes expects to start
east early in August to spend year
with relatives.
Chris Fahy expects to start soon to
visit relatives in the east and attend
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Gwinn left last
Monday for rest and recreation at some
resort on the coast.
Frank Estabrook, Nampa's rustling
lawyer, was in Caldwell on business
several days this week.
q. W.: Edwards, of Payette, was a
Caldwell visitor Tuesday. Friends are
always glad to see him.
You can afford to give half day to
the cause of silver. Attend the con-
vention this afternoon.
John Pilmer, who has been employed
On the survey of the state wagon road,
returned home Wednesday.
There is considerable speculation in
town as to why John T. Morrison at
tempted to disguise himself.
c. w. Pinney and family returned
Wednesday evening from a most en-
joyable outing in the mountains.
Dan b. Levan and family started for
the mountain last Tuesday. They ex-
pect to stay until the fall SHOWS.
Two hundred pairs ladies' black silk
mitts at 20, %, 35 and so cents, only
half their price. NJ. b. q. Mer. 20.
T. c. Egleston returned this week
from q business trip to STEMS Noun
tain and other haunts Of the stockman.
Three hundred and fifty ladies' Jer-
sey ribbed vests at 10 cents each.
Usual price 25 cents. NJ. b. q. Mer. Co.
Chas H. Reed left Thursday for Belle
vue. He is making an abstract of the
town of Shoshone for the owners of the
TOWNSHIP.
H. G. Anchor, one of the proprietors
of the best opal mine in Opaline, has
gone to Chicago, on business connected
with the mine.
A new side walk is being laid OF
Kimball' street to accommodate the
new business houses recently erected
near the M. E. Church.
Frank Steunenberg and family
started last Tuesday for an outing il
the mountains. They expect to b,
gone about month. n
Hunting jack rabbit with small cali
Der rifles is now the popular amuse
ment. DR.. Carver would scarcely be IL
it with Caldwell marksmen.
We neglected last week to mentio,
Fred Mock's recent mammoth edition
Of the Nampa Leader. 1t is worth!
Of q place in Nampa history.
A miniature thunder storm last Fri
day morning. We are rapidly acquir
ing all the adjuncts which 60 with
high state Of civilization.
Capt. James Gum. Of the Boise Sen
tipsl, is expected to address the silve
convention this afternoon. Every ma
In Caldwell should be there.
Win and Harry Jones left Thursda
for Long valley. They expect to TAX
pack animals at that point and 60 u
into the sacred domain Of the elk.
The vault in the county recorder
elIice Is completed ana the records ar
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