The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-08-25

MISS Geo Lucas Of Salt Lake CITY
70 visiting friends and relatives ii CaId.
well It is said Miss Lucas intends
going to school in Pendleton Ore dnr.
ing the coming winter.
invitations are out amounting the
coming marriage of Miss statia Mar
garet Wells to David d, Alverd On
September 8. The event will take
pace in the st. James Church, Of Paw.
cite.
BOD Mcclure bought the H. N Max
es property Wednesday, paying about
S6oO for the same. He will move his
FAMILY to town soon, SO that he can
SEND his children to school during the
winter. ~ -
This Office Is indebted to Mr., G. r
HURT for couple of delicious water
melons. Thanks; and that settles the
account until>we can have the privi-
iege OF presenting yon.. with one of our
prize carrots.
MI. Chris Fahy aud Miss Martha
Gilgan have returned from their east
ern trip. Miss Gilgan purchased nup
to date stock ofmilinery, and Mr.. Fahy
carefully Investigated the political stat
as of the country.
t. D. French of Payette arrived in
Caldwell Saturday from Payette. Mr..
french is now running the restaurant
and lodging house in the building
formerly occupied by the XXI restau-
rant and owned by Mrs. Mohr.
Miss Hattie Patton left on Tuesdays
train for Shoshone where she will teach
the coming term. That Miss Patton
gives good satisfaction to all, as teach
er, is evidenced by the fact that this is
her fifth year in the some district.
DR., E. E. button and family, Tom
Dryden and family, W. B. Knapp and
Bert HARRIS returned from the mount.
aims Saturday afternoon. Each had
supply of fine bear stories, but as yet
we have seen no evidence of their hay
ing killed any.
II. N. Maxey and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Burgher, Mrs. Maxey's father
and mother, returned from Clear Creek
Sunday. Mr.. Maxey brought back the
wings Of crane he had killed whieh
measured 8 feet from tip to tip. He
reports having had a fine time.
Mr.. George Cakes returned from a
commercial tour of Oregon last Friday
week. He says people are actually so
busy over in Harvey county that they
have no time to do business. Many of
them threaten to vote for Bryan so
they can get year or two's lay off.
A number of young ladies enjoyed a
straw ride last week. The event was
in honor of Miss Hattie Patton
who was soon to leave for ShOshone to
teach. They report having had a fine
time and all regret that Miss Patton is
not to be with them during the winter
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Miller
near Caldwell aug, % 1900, a son
weight 10 pounds. w. G. Maxey is
attending physician. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller are residents of Border, Wyo.,
and are visiting with parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Horace.
A report reached town Thursday
that while going home John L. Spring
er's team ran away throwing Mr..
Springer, wife and child out of the wa
gon. Mr.. Springer sustained fracture
of the shoulder, the child was hurt
about the head and Mrs. Springer bad
Iy bruised.
The marshal had little excitement
Tuesday. Itseems that young fellow
claiming to come from Gooding stat
ion, and waiting for check, laid a.
round town two or three days, making
a nuisance of himself, and the marshal
went after him; he took to his heels
and the marshal took a shot or two at
him to help him along.
The most beautiful and delicious
peaches we have seen this season came
from the orchard of Joseph began Of
Emmett. Nothing ever raised in Cali
fornia could surpass them in size or
equal them in flavor. We heartily con-
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. began on their
excellent fruit, and recon mend all who
desire the very best to call on them.
THE TRIBUNE desires to thank Mr..
and Mrs. Marlatt for basket of su-
perb peaches. We thought when we
received those from Emmett that they
could not be equaled, but these right
here IN Caldwell are just as fine. This
Is a wonderful fruit country, to be sure