The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-03-05
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


in the city Tuesday.
Born-On Saturday last to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. R. Shaw, a daughter.
Mrs. John zehner and children left
for Colfax, Wash, Sunday, to join her
husband who has located there.
Hon. A. B. Moss and Senator Cough.
amour came up from Pavette Wednes.
day evening to attend the Odd Fellows
gathering.
&C. Stevenson of Boise, died at st.
AlphOnsus' hospital Monday. He was
well and favorably known to many of
Canyon County.
Jim Bernard is putting in an extra
plant for placer mining at the mouth
of Reynolds Creek. HIS success of
late has enabled him to enlarge his
facilities for saving gold.
Cure that cough with Shiloh's Cure.
The best Cough Cure. Relieves Group
promptly. One million bottles sold
last year. 40 doses for 25 cts. Sold by
H. D. Blatchley.
Mr.. Chas. Doan started for Colum.
bus Ohio Wednesday. He intimated
that he is suffering from Senatorial
aspirations and desires to interview
Mark Hanna on the subject of cost,
Rev. Kennedy is holding revival
meetings at CenterYille. He began
Thursday evening, and the meeting
will last ten days, after which a series
of meetings will be conducted at the
Methodist church here.
Elders Preston and Peck, Mormon
Missionaries, have been in town this
week. They called socially on THE
TRIBUNE management but did not
labor with US. They thought our soul
was all right. Elder Preston is from
Weston and Elder Peck is from Cen
tileValley.
Geo. Marshal and C. D. Chinn, of
Boise, are in town this week trying to
organize branch of the fraternal and
beneficial organization, known as the
Pioneers of the Pacific. Yesterday
they were within one of having enough
members to justify them in applying
for charter.
Mrs. E, K, Hays of Emmett, aud Mrs.
S.A. Pattison, formerly of the same
place were in town several days this
week visiting with Mr., and Mrs. J. Il.
Morrison. Mrs. Hattison is on her
way to Condor, Ore, where she goes
to join her husband who has recently
purchased and is now operating news
paper there.
The regular examination of teachers
was held by Superintendent Little
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last.
when the following obtained first-grade
certificates: Catherine Clark, Edna
Jones, Nellie Cook, Agnes Webster,
Una Madden, Prof. Faust and Harry
Within. Second Grade certificates
were issued to Cora Hartkopf and II.
d. RaymanaDd.
The County Commissioners met In a
speciala session this week to re-
ceiVe lids fer the construction of
acounty hospital on the poor farm.
Inc bid of J. M. Patton, 1854, being
the lowest, was accepted. The bid of
VIM. Burnett as superintendent, was
accepted. Mr.. Burnett offers the SER
vices of himself, wife, team and har-
ness for $50 per month.
The report made by State Superin.
tendent Anderson to the bureau of ed
0cation at Washington contains some
interesting figures. 1t is for the school
year ending August 3, 1897. The re.
poIL shows there were 42,127 school
children in the state between the ages
OF and Fl years, 22,172 males and 49,
800 females. The average daily at
tendance was 22,645; the number of
buildings used for school reports pur-
poses 626, and the number of teachers
'SS-298 males and 495 females. The
average monthly salary of male teach.
err was Sci; females, SAL.