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

Go to the Bargain Store.
Oranges and lemons at Askeys.
Glassware at a bargain at Askey's.
Everything at q bargain at Askey's
Gov. Steunenberg was in town this
week.
Joe Azeyado was in from Rockville
Tuesday.
Call at the Bargain Store and inspect
bargains.
Mr. Sloan of Roswell was in town
yesterday.
Take your prescriptions to Batch
Iey's Drug Store.
Miss May Frost is enjoying an GU ting
in Jordan Valley.
W. H. Taylor of Payette was in town
Sunday, on politics we presume.
Mrs. E. r. Mallery is slowly recover.
ing from her recent severe Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Euler of Mercur are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Shaw
Monte Gwinn and wife of Boise
spent Sunday with Caldwell relatives.
Miss Bernice Miller returned home
Friday after two weeks visit in Pay
cite. =. ..
Mrs. Francis Bardmas returned Sun
day from pleasant visit with Nampa
friends. vl.
A. Il. Gipson attended meeti ng of
the State Horticultural Society In EN-
nett last week.
Mrs. Howard Sebree returned Mon
day night from an extended visit with
Kansas relatives.
The home of J. R. BlackabV of Jor.
dan Valley was destroyed by fire last
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. J. H. Gwinn has been In the city
several days enjoying the society of
friends and relatives.
Mrs Francis Moore has been called
to DeLamar by the serious illness of
her son. in-law >Mr. Henderson.
Ora Cox returned from Jordan Val
ley Tuesday evening. Charley Baker
will return about Saturday-alone?
E. E. Hunt of Star was in town Fri
day. Mr.. Hunt is going TO teach the
Central Park school the coming winter
Mrs. Stamper and children, who have
been visiting with Mrs J. T. Tucker,
returned to their Boise home Tuesday.
&. B. Steunenberg passed through
Caldwell enroute for Clear Creek where
his wife and relatives are rusticating.
Miss RedU az of Boise, spent few
hours between Trains with her brother,
W. Fl. Roadway, and his family last
Monday.
Notice is hereby given that after the
first of September DO milk or cream
will be sold at the creamery except for
spot cash.
Miss Pearl Fisher is in town after an
absence of several weeks. Miss Fisher
expects to teach at Falk's Store the
coming winter.
Frank Nesbitt of Falk's Store was iu
town on business Thursday. He re-
ports everything quiet and prosperous
on the Payette.
Mrs. George Cakes and children re-
turned from the coast Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Cakes returns much im-
proved In health.
Julian Steunenberg has returned
from Salt Lake were he went for treat
ment for his eyes. He was much ben
eGte9 by the trip.
Mrs. j. A. Knapp and daughter, Mrs.
Cook of Pontiac ILL.,, returned to their
nome during the week after short
visit with relatives.
Miss Clara Morrow will teach the
reynolds creek school the coming term.
Her many frIeEds wish her success with
this her first school.
Miss Ruth Gipson returned from
Payette Thursday evening. She was
accompanied by Ethel Veneral, who
Will Visitor few days.
Mr.. Geo. Froman left the last of the
week on his third trip to Alaska. He
taxes with him 500 head of sheep, and
expects to be gone about sixty days.
lrl Eagle was In town this week
during the past two months, Mr.
Eagle has travelled extensively neal
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