The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Anna Lynch visited in Hunt
ington, Friday.
ca. Bulll.ardt of Emmett is regis
tered at the Pacific.
DR.. 4. F. Esham returned from Gal
weston, Texas, Saturday.
Mr.. G. b. Lyon is in Boise City this
week transacting mining business.
Mr.. NJ. Morton who is connected
with the i.ossi Ditch Co., was in town
this week.
jill. Richards and B. P. Shawhan, OF
Payettp, were in town yesterday, on
business.
Mr.. John Wooden has been confined
to his bed with mountain fever, but Is
now able to be around once more.
Mr.. Chris Fahy returned from De-
Lamar Sunday. Mr.. Fahy reports the
roads as being in very bad condition.
From the De Lamar Nugget is
learned of the horrible death OF Mrs.
Kate Lepley by being thrown from a
horse.
Charles BERNARD accused of robbing
his father-in law, A. E. Galloway, OF
Sl3o was discharged by Justice Glpson'
Monday.
Mr. NJ. G. Stiles left for Glenns Ferry
Saturday where the U. 0. u. store wnicn
Mr.. Stiles represents do an extensive
jObbing trade.
w. S. Maxey and Miss Dollie Mott,
two of Bosses popular young people,
visited friends and relatives IN Caio-
well yesterday.
Messrs. w. p. Carter and w. c. Duu-
bar returned from the Willow Creek
country Friday, both being well salts
fed with their trip.
Mrs. Dieffe and Miss Harris have es-
tablished an art store and will make q
specially of stamping for all kinds OF
embroidery. Address Boise, Idaho.
It is rumored by the people on the
inside that the Catholics are contem-
plating the erection OF neat little
church in the west end this summer.
Mrs F. L. Olmstead, our accom-
plished musician, has gone to Glenn's
Ferry. where she has an engagement
to play for the Firemen's Grand ball,
on the 23rd.
The editor of the Moscow Mirror has
$4,000 libefsuit on his hands. IL Is
local matter out of which profitable
notoriety can hardly be expected. Inc
Mirror will bait for bigger hsh next
time.
Mr.. Mackelberger returned to Cald.
well last week from an extended visit
to his relatives in Colorado. Mr. Mack
alherger also visited friends in Kansas
and Missouri where he has host OF
them.
EN-. Elton and son are about to re-
tire from the publication of the Salu-
hria citizen to be succeeded by John
Robertson and Earnest Hunt who have
purchased the citizen plant from Eu'
gene Lorton.
Geo. Froman of Froman's Ferry was
in town Monday. Mr.. Froman says
that a rumor comes from Dillon of the
death of his brother at that place. 1t
is hoped there is some mistake aDou'
the matter.
Mr.. Chas. Sebree returned from
weeks business trip to Placerville Mon.
day. Mr.. Sebree said that there wasn't
any snow in Placerville to speak OF
hut on the summit going to Garden
Valley there was plenty of 1t.
Mr., Ralph Sebree returned from Bel
mont. California, last Saturday where
he has been attending school. Ralph
will spend his vacation with his young
friends in Caldwell who are glad OF hi
return after several months absence.
Editor Mock, who is something Of
an authority on the weed question hal
diagnosed the specimen picketed ou
in front of this Office and prOnounces
II a genuine Russia thistle. If no OBJ
factions are heard it will be so regis
tered.
Daniel Levan brought in a weed from
bis ranch under the Phyllis canal which
answers to the description OF the Rus
alan thistle. 1t is on exhibition at tni
Office and remains unidentified. 1t il
either Russian thistle or q monste
tumble weed-Or q vegetable p0rcu
pine. Please some one tell.
Regular services at the Baptls
church Sunday May 9th, at IL 80 q. m
and 8 D. m. Subject for evening dis
course. 1.-The church of Christ in proph
ecy and in history" The subject o
the series of discOurses contemplate
IN this subject is to show that In
church of Christ has always existed In
denendent of Roman Catholicism
we shall endeavor to make this sub
iect interesting to the student, ana re
freshing to the spiritually minded
All are invited. Is. HICK, pastor.