The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-29
LOCAL And PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr.. w. NJ. Traver, of Nampa, was in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. Sidney knight, of Sheaville, was
in town Thursday.
Lot. L. Feltham made flying visit
to Boise City, Wednesday.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Verley
is down with. typhoid fever.
Mr.. Gao. Cakes and family, returned
from the Payette Lakes, Thursday.
Messrs. A. X. Steunenberg and Ed.
Lee were at the capital. Wednesday.
Mr.. Robt. Noble and daughter of
Reynolds, were in the city Thursday.
Mr.. H. N. Maxey is working in the
blacksmith shop of Mr.. Al. Butts this
week.
DR.. w. G. Maxey left for Boise City
yesterday, to take charge of the Soldiers
Home.
Misses Maud and Edna Bachelor, Of
DeLamar, were visiting friends In
Caldwell Wednesday. They departed
for Butte city, Montana, the same
evening.
A team of spirited colts belonging to
Mr.. c. H. Brasse, of Middleton, bfoke
loose in town Thursday, and when last
seen were on the road to the proposed
county seat.
The ladies of the 1. o. G. T. will give
. supper at Foote'S building, Wednes-
day evening, October 3rd. price Is cents,
children under 10 years, Is cents.
Tables set at $40 p. m.
A gentleman who claims to be on the
inside informs THE TRIBUNE that Pay
cite Is in position to have payment Of
her proposed county seat bonus guar
anteed by the Boise City bank.
r. L. Wooden, son of our popular
mail contractor, returned Tuesday
from five months sojourn in the
mining nistrict up the Boise river. He
will remain here Y month and then
return. s--..
DR.. Ed. E. Maxey who has had his
Office in the Masonic building for u
number Of years, viii move to the ODD
Fellows building October LIST, where he
will occupy the rooms recently vacated
by his father, DR.. w. C. Maxey.
Work on the Mayer Sebree building
IL progressing rapidly. Brick laying
on the second story was commenced
Wednesday, the window frames art
now In place and another week will
find the outside work completed. y
1t IL rumored on the streets aid well
founded that there will be a Joint
meeting of Middleton and Nampa peo-
pie tonight to discuss the county seat
question. Middleton expects consider.
able encouragement from the Junction
City.
The sidewalk from the Idaho Sad
dlery, Co. corner, to Jake Horns resi-
dsnce, 10 in delapidated condition and
should Be fixed up before some one is
seriously injured. This not the only
enc in that shape, there are others, but
this being on Main Street and used
more than any other. 1t ought to be
repaired.
The Caldwell Cornet Band, under the
leadership Of Prof. Smithson, is practic-
ing energetically, to be prepared for
the coming campaign. which promises
to be . hot one. So far the boys have
had bat very little encouragement, and
- . campaign isn't complete without q
band, 1t IL hoped that the different po
litical parties will help the boys, who
have given their time and attention in
the hope Of having a band that Cald-
well some day will be proud Of. Don't
forget tho bandit Al :.
Mr.. Al Butts. the. blacksmith, has
bsen 20 over-run with work for the last
month, that be has been obliged to
keep both shops open from daylight
until dark and employ help in order to
catch up. Mr.. Butts steady trade
from the freighters and farmers is in
crossing daily and II It keeps on 90. we
may expect to hear the steady ring of
the hammer al night long. For first
class job-work or anything in the
hlacksmithing line, 80 to the competent
Smithy, Butts.
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