The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,

Flue Confectionery ~ 4AS
re- y,a.b garden seeds at Blatohiss's.
r r...h roasted peanuts at Askey's.
i s.'Ia Notions etc. at Askey's
, ! nistrict school shoes at chinn's.
n Kinds of pruning tools at Egies-
o w., cbaney was in from Middleton
tuesday. ors !.
Dlatchleys
T.s Lsmhi Republic has changed
management
r., MI Devers is visiting with her
,,thsr Mr.. Kelleher.
Corthwells imported currant jam, for
Ocsnts, at Eglestons.
u,s ]. T. Morrison is recovering
from her recent illness
Two quarts, of mixed pickles in glass
for s. cents at Eglestons.
limiting mushrooms is becoming
lbs proper thing these days.
smoke the Grand Union cigar. For
,,lsat the Exchange saloon.
Prof. Stranger has retired from the
dltOrshIp Of the Albion Bee.
Walt. Sebree, cashier First National
Rank Is in Portland on business.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n E SmIthson has been quite III.
Mrs. DR.. Maxey of Boise, is visiting
Asr daughter, Mrs. Junius Wright.
Don't buy your shoes till you exam
me that elegant line at Chinn's.
Largest stock of wall paper at Blat-
aleyS New patterns, lowest prices.
The frost last Saturday night is said
% have damaged the fruit considerably.
Miss Alice Carter, of Willow Creek,
hysling with Mrs. Beatty, Of this city.
Mr.. Bllderback, Emmett's popular
retired merchant, was in the city Tues
day.
BORN-In Caldwell, Monday, May II,
lOO6 IN the wife of Juniug Wright q
son.
HOstetter, the jeweler, has the most
complete line of silverware ever seen
IN this city.
Alfalfa, Clover, Timothy, Red Top
md Orchard Grass Seed at T. G. Egg
lStOns & Co
The miners at De Lamar are still out,
With no immediate prospect of their
iosuming work.
The guarantee on every pair Of shoes
nd BY ]. b. Stewart is good for he
stands behind it.
The regular services will be held In
As Presbyterian church tomorrow
aorning and evening.
Accommodations first class; rates
reasonable; excellent table. The Griffin
HOTEL Caldwell, Idaho.
rs. Stockton, of Parma, drove up
Wednesday and while in town made
tAS Office pleasant call.
Lucy, the eldest daughter of Rev.
iahhings is very i'll, and fears are en-
sftained for her recovery.
The best for the money is at Chinn'a
4slOes, buggy harness, whips, busters
% gloves. Pefley's old stand.
l. B. GOrham, travelling freight agent
o. me Rock Island road was in town
Wednesday in the interest Of his road
On account of the illness in Rev
jennings family there will be no ser.
Yves IN the Episcopal church tOmor-
low.
!, There is serious trouble in the midst
VI 'Ae high places in the Mormon
PAt.
DID. W. Stalker, D. v. s., treats dis.
vases Of all domestic animals. OHicg
nS Dr. W. c. Stalker in Masonic
Mss Nellie Kelleher is expected
s 1oule soon from Val Paraiso where she
% ~ Oeen attending school for somt
m 4 IN need of gloves Of any kind Il
S ~ pay you to look over ]. b. Stewart'i
a. u puck, mocha and genuine dog
The EpwOrth League will give a Jubi
N anniversary service at the Methods
S -I.On tomorrow evening, q cordia
Geo, Reed, a former resident Of thl
K w. y, was shaking hands with friend
ns, Tu'.Well Yesterday. Mr.. Reed ma!
c5 s'r = the 20 year old daughter Q
5,.n.n seo' OF Emmett, was adjudGe,
DsD. !. Oy : Probate Judge Little, an
''us % BlaCkfOOt.
,,s s.I' =: L ThOrp have just received
ana ,u = s.Ock Of +PavltO," "Waltsf Scott