The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-15
I OCAL AND GENERAL.
islatchlsy, the Druggist.
Go 70 the Bargain Store.

Glassware at a bargain at Askey's.
VIM. Owen started for Jordan Val
ley last week.
Gov. Steunenberg was down from
Boise Tuesday
Take your prescriptions to Batch
ley's Drug Store,
Claud Maxsy was Id from Jordan
Valley this week.
Sam Hartkopf returned from Port
land during the week.
Mrs. Walker will commence teaching
In the LsYan district Sept. II,
T. q. Egleston went up to Boise this
week to hear Mr.. Cecil speak.
Geo. P. Wheeler, editor of the Sum
DAY Ssfttngs, was in city Monday.
Mrs. o. Ramsey started for her fut-
ure home near Rockville, Monday.
Pleasant Ridge will be represented
at the Inter. Mountain fair this year.
Jno. Bruce returned home the past
week after selling his entire wool clip
w. e. Snodgrass is again able to be
around after his recent severe illness.
Jake Horn returned from Boise Sun
day, whore he had been to help the
customers.
Miss May Hultz has been quite sick
during the week, but is now able to be
around again.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farms. Inquire of FL. A. Griffiths,
Caldwell. Ida.
y John q. tRice3Ereturned .tonay ftom
Weisef, where he has been the past
week on legal business.
Mrs. Ed. Hedden and Miss Nellie
Galloway returned Tuesday evening
from short visit in Portland.
Ex-Sherii w. II. Taylor was in town
Monday from Payette, to hear Mr..
Towne's speech, and also to lock- up
fusion.
Misses Edna Jones and Winnie Wild
or left during the past week for Salem
Ore, where they will enter willamette
School.
Mr.. 1. N. Tucker of Lower Boise was
in the city Monday to attend TO some
business, and incidently hear Mr..
TOWne.
We neglected to mention in our last
Issue that Swain Beatty had started
east. He expectsto be gone two or
three months.
Mrs. Geo. Little returned Friday
morning from Colfax WASH, where she
went to attend her daughter in Ter
recent illness.
We learn that Mrs. Francis Bardmas
received word that b. T daughter, Alice,
was quite sick, and left Saturday night
to attend her.
Trains have been changed as follows;
West No. now 1205 a. M; West No.
3 now 2.l0 p. m. East No. now
BAT a. No.; East No. now 5.57.
The Grand Lodge Of the Legion OF
Honor will meet IN Caldwell Sept. 20.
About 30 or more delegates from differ
ent parts of the State will be here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cupp came down
from Emmett Monday. We learn that
Mr.. Cupp is contemplating adding an
other story to his residence on Third
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Little received
word that their daughter, Miss Edna,
was seriously i'll. Mrs. Little left on
Sunday night for Colfax, WASH, where
she now IS. IT.
Master Lou Dresslsr entertained q
number of his young friends at his
home Monday evening. About IA were
present, they played games and had .
good time generally.
BoRN-In Caldwell Sept. - 1900 to
MIR. and Mrs. George Closson, a daughC-
or. George is happy and will not pound
iron for Il few days. w. q. Maxey is
attending ply stefan.
AL. Butts, o. j. jarrett, Fred Hoff-
man, Mrs. b. T. Templeton and MIR.
and Mrs. G. r. Smith, returned from
Portland during the past week. They
all report good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee are out from
Kansas, visiting their son, MIR. J. 9.
Mckee of this place, and also looking
up a location. We learn that Mr.. Nc.
Kee is very favorably impressed with
this part of the country.
Mrs. s. Morrow, accompanied by
MISS jessie COOK, returned TO her nome
in Silver City. Mrs. Morrow will pro-
badly return in about two weeks, and
will spend the winter in Caldwell.
Miss Mary Redway left Monday fol-
the East, where she will visit friends
for couple of weeks, and then enter
Lake Forest Seminary, together with
Miss Anabel Little, also of this city.
Mr.. Geo. Cakes, accompanied BY
Harry White, started Thursday morn
! ing on another commercial tour through
Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon
MIR. Cakes has two wagons and is thus
enabled to carry large and varieC
stock. He expects to be gone unit
some time in November.
Mr.. S. P. Scott last Tuesday was dig
ging a well on w. M. Cupp's place II
this city aud met with quite a serious
accident. The well caved in while Mr.
Scott was in it breaking rib ant
nearly suffocating him to death. DR.
Wright was called, and Mr.. Scott il
now resting as easy as could be expect