The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The city council met Monday night
in special session.
A French chef has charge of the Pa
cific hotel kitchen.
Mr.. Sherm. NJ. Coffin was under
the weather yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Holbrook, of Squaw Creek,
was in town Saturday.
Cashier Sebree made business trip
to Boise, Saturday night.
Mr.. john Griffith, of Nampa, was
Caldwell visitor, saturday.
Hop picking is becoming quite an oc-
cupation in Canyon county.
Councilman L. K Little is expected
home from the east, Saturday.
HIN. Maxey has erected neat barn
upon his lots on Fourth street south.
Mr.. VIM. Isaac returned from his
sheep ranch in Owyhee county, yester-
day.
Mr., Isidor Mayer left for DeLamar
and Silver City ON business last Sat
urday.
Sherman M. Coffin returned from an
extended visit at Portland Sunday
evening.
Park Wardwell and w. p. Wilson,
of Emmett, were at the county seat
last Saturday.
John T. Morrison, esq.,, made bust
ness trip to Boise Saturday evening re-
turning Sunday.
Jake Horn, popular and efficient as
SCISSOR of Canyon county was Boise
visitor Saturday night.
Mrs. DR.. A. F. Isham, Mrs. L. S.
Ollie and Mrs. F. L. Olmstead were
Boise visitors Monday.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. Dor
man of Boise valley for some choice
pears. They are beauties.
Messrs. w. r. Sebree, G. W. Cooper,
Jake Horn and J. I. Morrison, were
Boise visiters last week.
w. V. Turkey and DIR. Ed. E Maxey
returned from their hunting trip to
South Mountain last Saturday.
Maurice Stiles left for Boise City
Monday, where he has excepted po-
sition as clerk for ShainWald Bros.
An entirely new and beautiful line
of fall and winter Millinery just arriv-
ed at the Chicago Millinery Parlors.
R.H. Davis, wife and family will re-
turn from Malad City today, after a
two months visit with friends and rel
atives.
No speakers have been reported so
far to speak in Canyon county this fall
for either the Republican or Democratic
parties.
The trial jurors that have been sub
pened, are very likely set, consisting
of many of our prosperous and pro-
gressive farmers.
A tax OF two cents must be paid on
every pack of playing cards used in the
United States. This is taxing luxuries
with a vengeance.
Hon. w. B. Hepburn is reported as
saying that Shoshone county will roll
up q neat little Republican majority at
the polls this fall.
Drs. Maxey and Isham departed fer
Boise Sunday evening and after three
days visit will return today. They are
delegates to the State Medical Couven-
ton.
Mr.. D. b. Levan was in town Mon
day, exhibiting some fine specimens
of gold ore taken from his mine il
Willow Creek that averaged 500 to
the ton.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer, will return from
DeLamar, Saturday. Mr.. Mayer is
hustler, During Mr.. Mayors absenct
his estin,able wife has been in charge
of the store.
Mrs. w. II. Redway and daughters
Mary, Annie and Helen, who have beer
visiting friends and relatives in Bois'
the past uonth are expected home tn
latter part of this week.
Miss Belle Dulbar accompanied by
George Stiles, returned to their HON
in Salt Lake City last Saturday, afte
4 visit of several weeks with friend
and relatives in Caldwell.
Miss Inman, of 1.-THE Mode Milliner
store, has just returned from the Eas
with an elegant stock of goods, an
win visit Caldwell with lovely line Q
same. in the near future. Wait for he
goods and prices.
The assessment roll is now in tn
hands of the county auditor who wi
soon balance the accounts chargin
the same to the assessor, who IN
few days will open the books for co
lection, and pay of the same.