The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-25
LOCAL And PERSONAL.

Mayor GwiNn and wife were visiting
in Emmett last week.
Miss Belle Pence. of Payette, is visit
ing friends in Caldwell this week.
Miss Grace Crockett, OF Middleton,
was visiting friends in this city Mon
day.
Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts and child are Wis
ting friends and relatives in Boise
City.
Mp. A. Devers and family, are
spending few days at their ranch near
Parma, this week.
Rev. ]. H. Barton who has been on
an extended visit in the east, returned
to Caldwell last Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Clark, of Glenn's Ferry,
is in Caldwell on a two weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs. Frank Olmstead.
Hon. E. A. Stevenson is named by
the Boise Democrat a the gubernatOr-
ial candidate of the Democratic party.
Work of laying the foundation on
the Picard, Roberts and Mckenzie,
two story brick was commenced this
porning.
Gov. Mcconnell who has been in
Moscow on business concerning the
state passed through Caldwell Monday
evening on his way to Boise City.
Mrs. C. E. Lee and daughter, Ber-
tina, accompanied by Mrs. Gillespie,
returned to Caldwell yesterday, after
pleasant visit with relatives in Boise
City.
At the Republican primary held at
Middleton, Saturday, the following
delegates were elected: s. S. Foote,
Jas. Wilson, Jake Plowhead and A. 5.
Rollo.
We see by the De Lamar Nugget that
q daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
w. B. Jones, at De Lamar July Is, 1894.
Baby weighs 81 pounds. Mother and
child doing nicely.
Messrs. Ellis Askey and Chas. Baker
left for Deer Flat yesterday, where they
will hunt the pesky jack rabbits for a
week or more. They expect to return
with a wagon load of ears.
Jake Horn, Assessor of Canyon
county, passed through this place Tues
day on his way to visit placer diggings
in which he is interested on the Middle
Boise river.-Elmore Bulletin.
We see by the Boise Statesman that
that place will have new public build
ing built by the U. S. Government.
We have not learned what kind of a
building it will be, but we suppose it
will be a post office.
Mountain Home people are having a
little more trouble in securing New
York money in exchange for their
school bonds. We hope they will fl
pally succeed and a handsome school
building will be erected at that place il,
the near future.
In the east the people are suffering
severely from the heat, several being
Frustrated; while in Caldwell, although
it has been extremely hot the last few
days, we don't hear many complaining.
One thing we are thankful for, is being
blessed with cool nights, which is a
God send.
Wouldn't it have been better reason
ing if the members of the Ameri
can Railway Union had placed the five
cents collected from its members each
day into fund to assist their unem
ployed instead of disbursingit in use
less manner in strike that ended disas
trously.
Mrs. Henry johnson, of Mountain
Home, recently met with quite sever
accident. 1t seems that her daughte
was using hot curling iron, and il
some manner accidentally ran the poin
OF it against her mothers eve. TIN
physician in attendance thinks she will
lose her eye sight.
Most Of the old hands who have beel
working in the shops in Glenn's Ferry
are being discharged, and new mel
taking their place. The work train
were furnished with new men. the oil
hands being discharged for refusing t.
work on the Fourth of July at til
time of the strike.
Prof. Hemphill left Caldwell, Mon
day evening, for few weeks visit t
his home in .CarrOllton, Carroll Co
Ohio. Mr.. Hemphills health of late
hes been very poor and with fe,
weeks visit with his friends in the cas-
we hope to see him back in Caldwe
strong and hearty once more.
We are in receipt of the catalogue 0
the University Of Idaho. 1t is an ea
eellent institution and is doing nobl
and efficient work for the young me
OF Idaho. Although situated at cor
sidersble distance from Canyon county
re notices few students from our SCI
4ion Of country. It has been great
improved, and new studies added to il
curriculum We wish it unbounde
success.
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