The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-01-07

accompanied her to Shoshone, returning
Monday.
City Clerk GHinnzcame down from1
Nampa Monday to be present at the
meeting of the City Council. Mr..
Chinn is operating a photograph gal
lery at Nampa and says he is doing a
good business. A@
Mr.. C. J. Shorb, a former resident of
this city, but who has been living
among the Mormons in Oneida county
the past two year, returned to Caldwell
last Sunday and states his intention
of remaining here permanently.
The attention Of TRIBUNE readers is
called to the card of Attorney IL. A.
Griffths which appears elsewhere in
this issue. Mr.. Griffith has most en-
viable reputation as an attorney and
any business placed in his hands will
be promptly attended to.
"On the Suwanee River" new 70.
nance of southern life, is said to pre-
sent some very interesting characters,
that of the old colored nanny, Aunt
Lindy, being particularly truthful to a
type familiar in the best families of
the south and fit counterpart TO poor
old "Uncle Tom"
j. F. Nesbitt, of Falk's Store, was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Nesbitt says
things are very quiet on the Payette
just now, but that the farmers are all
jubllant having disposed of their hay
to sheep men at good price. He says
there are more sheep being fed on the
river this season than ever before,
Mrs. F. l.. Olmstead and her accom-
plished daughter, Miss Myrtle, went to
Glenn's Ferry last Sunday evening
where they had been engaged to furn.
ish the music for a grand New Y ears
ball given there Monday evening. The
lady is an accomplished violinist and
her daughter is an excellent pianist.
MIR. Orrin Price aud Miss Nellie An
derson were made happy by Judge Nc
Farland last Saturday evening. The
bride comes from Salt Lake city, the
groom being a resident of Caldwell
The TRIBUNE Joins with the many
friends of the young couple in wishing
them happy and prosperous married
life.
Stella Mayhem is always welcome t.
4 her many admirers amongst theatre
goers. Her numerous darky songs ant
banjo solos are enjoyed by all. Sh
! will be seen in her original characte
! this season, as the gOod-hearted ant
! loveabe old black Aunty in "On tn
Suwanee River" and will introduc
some of the latest and best negro mel
+ odies.
O 1t is reported about town today tina
Caldwell's enterprising dry goods mer
chant, Mr.. T. K. Little, had purchases
!, the Lucus corner and will shortly NOV
!. into that building. This property i
= one of the best located and substantia
brick blocks in the city and Mr.. Littl
d | 10 1OL GulldIC III OCOuL4hS ouSAA Oh DASOA
+ lent stand. We were unable to lear
a the consideration.
Acting under instructions from tn
: Mayor and City Council, Chief Make
@ and Judge Mcfarland are rapidly rio
@ ding the town of "knights of the road
and those without visible means Q
support. Several arrests have bee
made the past week and in conse
, quence the city treasury has received
. few dollars and some departures haV
Il occurred. Let the good work go on.
A change of railroad agents oceurre
here with the first of the year, M
Necker, formerly of Nampa, taking tn
- place of Mr.. Stewart who has gone
10 Montpelier. Mr.. Stewart was a
obliging, affable official and, from al
n pearance, it is safe to predict that M
y Necker will be equally so. Caldwe
t. has been very fortunate in the matte
Re of railroad agents during the past 81
or eight years.