The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Wanted-to buy light two-wheeled
cart.-Junius Wright.
Mrs. Herrick who has been quite i'll
recently is around again.
The r. C. Egleston & Co., are i'm
proving their business front.
Editor Lee of the Caldwell argus
was Boise visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer was transacting
business at Boise City yesterday.
R.H. Davis, J. H. McGinty and John
Nicholas are in Boise on land business.
Mr.. VIC. Dunbar is spending few
days in the Willow creek country, this
week.
Mr.. John Ireton, of Marsh and Ire
ton, registered at the Pacific hotel yes
terday.
The last of the Coxeyites were dis
charged from the Snake river prison
yesterday.
There is delightful swimming these
days on the Boise river near the rail-
road bridge.
Mr.. John Dempsey, of Emmett, well
known in Caldwell, was visiting in
town Thursday.
Mr.. J. T. Morrison has improved his
residence, on Kimball street, by the ad-
ditiOn of a handsome dOrmer-windOw.
Mrs. S. S. Foote and children, of
Middleton, are visiting friends in Boise
City. Mrs. FOote will remain over
Sunday.
BY the explosion of caisson in Chi
cago few days ago, three men were
killed and score wounded by the fly
ing bullets.
The e. o. D. store will reopen in the
Masonic building next week. A new
stock of goods is on the wav expected
to arrive in a few days.
Several of our Democratic friends, of
Caldwell, left for Payette, Wednesday,
to attend their convention, which was
held at that place July 18th.
1t has been circulated by the dis
patches that a DR.. Robinson has said
that Eugene V. Debs is Irresponsible;
that he is a mental and physical wreck.
Mr.. B. B. Haley, who has been act
ing as deputy marshal, at the Snake
river prison, returned to Caldwell yes
terday, the pen being thing of the
past.
Mrs. Gillespie, of Roosevelt, and Mrs.
&. E. Lee and daughter. Miss Bertha,
of Caldwell, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. NJ. H. Goodwin at Boise City, this
week.
Mr.. Frank Hardy intends making
q great improvement on his property
on the west side, by an addition of two
large rooms, and repairing the house in
general.
Mr.. Ralph COwden, of Emmett, was
a welcome visitor in Caldwell, Wednes-
day. The many friends of Mr.. Cowden
will be sorry to hear that Mrs. Cowden
is very i'll.
The eleven men charged with inter-
fering with the running of trains, at
POcatellO recently pleaded not guilty
before U. 5. Judge Beatty and were
discharged.
The Fourth of July finance commit
tee haye presented a report to the pub
lie of their receipts and disbursements,
which appears in another column of
this impression.
DIR. Stalker's dental Office will be
closed during the month of August as
he will be away on vacation. Any one
desiring work done before that time
will please call at once.
The county commissioners of Ada
county have awarded the contracts for
repairing the new Boise and Star
bridges. The repairs on the bridges
will cost Ada county 1872 1892.
1t seems by the dispatches that the
very kindly by the New York cvnstitu-
tional convention. They will no. in
corporate the idea in the constitution.
It seems from recent dispatches that
the eagle has been d0wned by the lion
and capicorn. The athletic rivalry be-
tween Yale and Oxford resulted in the
defeat of the former. The yacht rae.
ing has 90 far resulted in victory for
the English ship.
A handsome little party was given at
the residence of Mr.. Clark Stiles by
Miss Hattie, to the members of the Sc
lect Eight. It was brilliant social
event and reflected great credit upon
the charming little hostess. 1t &C.
Cured last Saturday evening.
Mr.. E. R. Leonard, ex.postmaster. of
Boise City, is causing his friends much
uneasiness. Mr.. Leonard left Boise
some three weeks ago, for Snake river
and has not been heard from since.
several of his friends are diligently
searching for him, but so far have
found no clue to his whereabouts.
The balloon ascension advertised to
occur Wednesday afternoon under the
auspices of Prof. Frank Miller, re-
sailed in a glittering failure. Owing
to On insufficient supply of gas the bal
loon did not soar very high and soon
dumped the daring aerOnaut upon the
old skating rink front. No bones
broken. The ascension Thursday was
q little better. John, the man on the
inside, Badley's cousin, reported the
aerial ship as ship shape, and immedi-
Ately the greet balloon winged its fight
over the city and far out into the azure
depths, displacing the sky blue, until
ft arrived at an altitude of 2O7 and
inches, by barometer, when the in
frepid ball00nist cut the cord and like
4 flash of black against the clear blue
4 eky descended swiftly and safely in the
white winged parachute to earth.