The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Is it not about time to start up the
Cultus Club again?
Mr.. j. T. Murray, of Emmett, was in
town on business Thursday.
Hon. J. M. Martin, of Emmett, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Attorney Meachem was over from
Emmett on legal business, Wednesday.
Mrs. Pattee. and sister of W. H. Red
way, visited relatives in Caldwell this
week.
Hon. S. NJ. Coffin returned Wednes-
day from business trip at Baker City
Oregon.
Have you noticed the collapse in rail-
way building enterprises since the
election?
Mr.. ID. B. Mcfarland, from Sucker
Creek, registered at the Pacific Hotel
Thursday.
Hon. d. l.. Bailey, Of Meridian, was
visiting friends and relatives in Cald-
well Thursday.
Mr.. o. Baker, the well known bust
ness man of Boise City, spent Wendes-
day in Caldwell.
MI. Chas. D. Hays, of Squaw Creek,
made short visit in Caldwell the fore
part of the week.
Famous La Flor de Teller. Some
thing new and delicious. See Bailey
The Smoke Vender.
Receivers, officers and bond holders,
Union Pacific road, went west on q
special, Wednesday morning.
MI. w. b. Jones, wife and child, OF
DeLamar, are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. H. H. Jones, in Caldwell this week.
A committee of ladies in the Presby-
terrain Church are arranging for a
Thanksgiving reception and entertain
ment.
The subject of tho sermon at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening
will be The Introduction to Our Lords
Ministry"
- u. Ui..u, pastor Ut The Christian
,hurcn. hs.s returned from oCar and
will preach tomorrow both morning
and evening.
Tne ladies' III the Christian Church
ALL serve dinner and supper Oh inanks-
giving day At tue Church, All are cord
tally invited.
There is talk of starting newspaper
ut Parma. Il railway station Will be
established there and trains will make
regular suoppages.
Ksrls Clover Root, the great blood
puriner 1ives freshness and ciearness
To the Complexion aud cures COnstipa
ton. 35cts., Scots. $40.
This issue of TIE TRIBUNE is little
mixed on dates, but it is straight
ening out of election tangles and hopes
to proceed in an orderly way hereafter
Mayor Gwinn returned Wednesday
evening from q business trip to De
Lamar. He says staging is nearly al
wearing on the constitution as cam
paigning.
Mr.. Gaynor, the bridge contractor
moved his family from Salt Lake City
to Caldwell last week. Mrs. Gaynor is
staying at the Miss Hartley's where
she will reside during their short stay
in town.
Mr.. J. C. Ford, of Rockville, called al
THE TRIBUNE Office Thursday. The
gentleman expressed himself as YER!
much pleased that Caldwell secured thu
county seat. He said. it is unquestion
ably tho proper place.
Famous La Flor de Teller. You asl
Bailey The Smoke Vender about it
He makes a specially of letting you in
to the secret. 1t is the very best thing
going these hard times and has allayee
the wracking pains in many defeated
candidates bredst.
Union Pacific officials have deter
mined that railway line up the Pay
cite to Emmett is impracticable at tn
present time. This will throw larg'
number of men out of employment
who got ready to 60 to work last Inurs
day. week. But, then. there u tn
steam boat line. What's the mattel
with . strawberry-potato merchant
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