The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-04-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

IHE IRlB UN b Is requested Dy MISS
Ada Canter to announce that she
signed the so called business mems ad-
dress and pledge, published in the Rec.
ord last Wednesday, under misappre-
hension of its purport. The nature of
the instrument was misrepresented to
her, and being inexperienced in public
affairs she was misled. The TRIBUNE
desires to say that the method en-
ployed in securing Miss Canter's signi-
ture was not commemorate, especially
in view of the young lady's inexper.
ience Others complain of having
been similarly deceived.
Divine Services at st. David's next
Sunday morning and evening,
Treasurer CLANCY was in from Mid
dleton Tuesday.
There is little or no improvement in
the condition of Mr.. l. N. Tucker.
Born-On Monday, March %, to Mr..
and Mrs. S. Newman, of Middleton,
girl.
Married-At Nampa, on Tuesday
evening, March 18th, Mr.. Chas. Hensley
and Miss Anna Butts.
Grand Master w. H. Dunton, 1. o.
o. F. will meet with the local Rebekah
lodge on Tuesday evening next.
r. Mrs. ]. H. Gwinn returned to Cald-
well Wednesday Mr.. Gwinn passed
through the same day for Portland.
A short but sweet set.to occurred
Thursday evening on main street be-
tween two opponents of the "Manly
art of self defense"
Company A., 1. N. g., will meet for
drill this evening. AS this.is also the
regular monthly meeting night, a full
attendance is desired.
Hon. 1. w. Garrett has received his
commission as receiver of the land
Office at Boise, and will assume the
duties of the office Immediately.
Revival services are still conducted
at the Methodist church. At the re-
quest of the congregation Rev. Ken
nedy will remain few days longer.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Progress Club will be held in the Read
ing room, Monday, April 4th, at three
o'clock. All members are urged to be
present.
The Misses Gilgan received Letter
from their uncle, Chris Fahy, Monday
evening. II was dated Dawson City
Feb. 4. He says the boys are all vel
They have not as yet struck it rich bu
are hopeful.
DR.. Isham left for Portland Thurs
day, from which city he will buy
ticket east, where be goes to administe
ON the estate of relative. Before re
turning home the doctor expects Il
visit all the principal cities in tn
south.
Ernest Boone left on Tuesdays traiI
for Mountain Home where he has &C
cepted position with the firm OF j. s
.Acker s. Co. Mr.. Boone was for sew,
eral years a member of the firm Q
Little s. Boone, and his pleasing
manner and courteous ways made hin
many friends who regret his departure
DR.. w. G. Stalker on Monday last re
.ceived a telegram announcing tn
death at Adrin, Kan, of his brothel
j. w. Stalker. Deceased about tw
years ago was resident of Caldwell
coming here for the benefit OF n
health, but remained only a fe'
months, as the change was not benz
fetal During his short stay he becam
popular with many who will be paine
to hear of his death.
Henry Kohlhepp. was in from Middl
ton Wednesday. He states fire brol
out in his house last week, and for
time it looked as if his home would
up in smoke, but heroic work OF neig
bors extinguished the flames before al
great damage was done. The fire
Cured at in the afternoon, had