The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-02

M. b. Gwinn returned Thursday from
the headquarters of his road building
outfit above Moore Creek. He says
work is progressing favOrably there.
Harry Cox, the violinist, came down
from Boise on Thursday, and at night
of that day helped to furnish excellent
music for the New Years eve Leap
Year ball at the Armory.
Deputy Sheriff W. Schnabel returned
to Caldwell Saturday evening having
in charge Bill Britain, the man who
burglarized NJ. Bowman's cabin last
November. Britain was captured
about ten miles from Vale, Oregon.
Hostetter, the jeweler, has the most
complete line of silverware ever seen
in this city.
Governor Mcconnell on Monday ap-
pyinted John T. Morrison county at.
tourney for Canyon county. Mr.. Nor
rison's business being such that he
could not attend to it, he resigned, and
the position was rendered Mr.. Frank
j. Smith.
There will be no preaching in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. The regular services will be
held in the evening. Special meetings
will also be held every evening next
week. A preliminary song service will
begin each evening at 7:l5 o'clock.
Every person is invited to attend these
meetings.
Senator Coughanour was in the city
Monday on his way to Boise to legis-
late for month or two. An order
having been sent out from the post
office department that postmasters can
not serve as legislators, it is just posi-
BILE there will be a federal appointment
to be given out for Canyon county.
The members of Essene Lodge, No.
%, A. F. s. A. NJ, Saturday evening
installed the following officers for the
ensuing term: ). G. Rice, W. NJ; D. E.
Smithson, s. W.; Ed. Hedden, ]. W.;
Ed. E. Maxey, secretary: $. d. Hart
kopf, treasurer; George Froman, s. D.;
l. N. Paynter. ]. D.; w. F. Schnabel,
s. s.; w. E. MOsby, ]. s.; w. ]. Boone,
chaplain; W. r. Sebree, marshal; T. H.
Galloway, Tyler.
Miss Nellie Kelleher came near meet
ing with serious accident Monday
evening when in front of G. w. Coop
er's lumber yard. She was driving
horse attached to a cart and for some
reason the horse became fractions, and
threw Miss Kelleher to the ground and
tried to trample her. Fortunately the
horse did not materially hurt the
young lady.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Pinney, of this city was the scene, on
Wednesday evening, of a very pretty
Leap Year party given by their daught-
er MissBeryl. Some twenty-five friends
of the young lady were present who
heartily enjoyed the charade program
and numerous mock initiation into
some order with an unpronouncable
name. Delicate refreshments were
served and all combined to make up an
event which will be treasured by the
young friends of the host.
Sunday evening special sermon on
Free Masonry was delivered by Rector
Jennings, at st. David's church. The
sermon was based on Isaiah 32: 1919;
"My people shall dwell in peaceful
habitations and in pure dwellings, and
in quiet resting places, when it shall
hail, coming down on the forest" The
members of Essene Lodge, A. F. and
A. NJ, marched in body to the church,
which was filled to its utmost capacity.
Rector Jennings delivered his sermon
in very able manner, and it was we'll
appreciated by members of other
fraternal organizations than the
Masons. The choir sang a number of
fire anthems.
DIED-At Emmett, Idaho, December
9th, of heart disease, Daniel w. White.
The deceased was formerlga resident
of Caldwell, but for some time had
been prospecting in British Columbia.
He was a member of the G. A. r., and
a number of his comrades of the EN-
NETT Post took charge of the body and
brought it to Caldwell Tuesday where
the remains were inferred. The fun
eral sermon was preached by Rev.
Bowling of the Christian church, and
the members of Hugh Wilson Post
read the ritualistic service of the G. A.
R. One son and daughter, of Ogden
came up to attend the funeral.
WARRANT CALL
Beginning Jan. 2 1895 will pay Can