The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Ed. and John Plowhead were visitor,
at Boise Sunday.
Commissioner elect, Partridge, was il
the city Mondsy.
Mr.. Robert Noble of Reynolds was il
the city yesterday.
Leon Mayer and E. l.. Potter visited
the capital Saturday.
Brunt Young, the bridge foreman
was in Caldwell, Sunday.
c. j. Shorb contemplates the erection
OF comfortable residence soon.
See Hostetter the Jeweler for silver
ware. The only fresh and new stock.
Mr.and Mrs. Lou. Adam were VISITING
friends and relatives in Caldwell Sun
day.
Mr.. Ed. Test, we'll known gentle.
man of Vale, Oregon, was in Caldwell
Sunday.
Call and examine Hostetter's new 10
OF jewellery and silverware, just arrived
it is superb.
Mr.. 1sidor Mayer moved to his new
and elegant building on Main street
last Saturday.
Mr.. Jake Horn is improving rapidly
and will soon be able to be out among
his many friends.
Hank Dorman. now of Boise, came
down to Caldwell Sunday to see some
life and progress.
The Idaho Recorder is strongly in
favor OF Senator Shoup being elected
to succeed himself.
Hon. s. M. Coffin of the Caldwell For.
warding Co. was transacting business
at Boise city Monday.
Attorney Morrison is busily engaged
unpacking and arranging his splendid
new law library just received.
The Misses Allen and Brooks, of De-
Lamar, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Picard in Caldwell this week.
Prof. Rollo has just received fine
thoroughbred st. Bernard dog and ex-
poets to have pups in short time.
Hostetter, the Jeweler, has just receiy-
cd an elegant stock of jewelry and sill
verware. Call early to get your choice.
T. A. Hertle called at The TRIBUNE
Office Monday on his way home. Mr..
Hertle raises some of the best veget.
ables in this section.
Work on the 1. O.O.F. Home at
Idaho Falls has been resumed and the
beautiful edifce will be completed
without further interruption.
Miss Edna Little. who has been
teaching school in district No. 40, spent
a few days visiting parents and friends
at her home in Caldwell last week.
Sections of the southeast are urging
Il. V. Cozier for next speaker of the
house. Cozier seems to be bright
young man and is probably well quail
fed.
Mr.. Mike Kelleher has accepted a
position as engineer, with the Frank
man Brothers the contractors who are
building the wagon bridge over the
Boise river at this place.
Mr.. Ed. H. Adam of the G. o. d has
had slight attack of pneumonia con-
lining him to bed for several days. He
S now recovering and will soon be up
md around again as usual.
Several cars of iron and steel castings
passed through Caldwell Sunday after
loon, enroute to Cascade Locks, Ore
,on, to be used in the improvement of
he Columbia river at that point.
DIR. Armstrong who has been at Mid
lleton for some months has returned to
his city where he will continue the
'ractice of his profession. He will &C.
upy rooms in the Masonic block.
1t is reported that owing to the i'm
nense Improvements already CON-
leted and those contemplated that
property values are beginning to ad
ance to quite an appreciable extent.
Mr.. G. H. Van Wyngarden has just
cen let contracts for building two
1ore very durable and substantial resi-
ences this year before very cold
FEATHER sets in. Mr.. VanWyngarden
J very confident that next year will
fitness greater amount of improve +;
lent in both business and resident
ortions of the city than this. He is {