The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-10
LOCALs.AlyD Oh: i Ter AL.
Blatchley, thu Druggist.

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Reserved seats for tho concert on
sale at Blatchley's.
Be sure and see the tableac at the
Opera House Feb. II.
Take your prescriptions to the
ylatchley Drug Store.
Mrs. W. II. Schenck is suffering with
an attack Of rheumatism.
Come to the Old, Folks meeting at
the NJ. E. Church next Sabbath.
Popular prices next week and fun
band and orchestra at each play.
Step into the Oakes Furniture Store
and look at the nice liue of rugs. st..
The residence Of. &. A. Sloper, Pay
cite, was destroyed by fire last week.
'''' The band and orchestra alone is
worth the prices of admission next
week.
The music at the Opera house Mon
day night will be frat class. Do not
miss 1t.
Noble Co. has good band and Or
chestra, SO all lovers of music will be
pleased.
Jessie Harmon will recite one of J.
Whitcome Riley's popular poems at the
concert
Prof. Church will give one of his
pleasing Rotations at the Opera house
Monday evening. .-.-
Mr.. Woodcock and family left for
,Weiser Friday. where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Sophia Miller Is making steady
improvement and it is hoped will soon
be quite we'll again.
Next week we will have music each
afternoon and evening from Wednss-
day by Mobiles full band.
Tuesday, Louis Schnabel received the
sad news of the sudden death Of his
uncle, Mr.. Charles SChnabel.
Capt. J. NJ. Wells will deliver his
lecture, Libby Prison." to the stu
dents of the College tonight.
Tho ladies of the kaffee klotch will
10 entertained by Mrs. Clark Stiles on
Of
Call at The Caldwell Millinery Par
Tors and supply yourself with materials
Of decorative art needlework.
Miss Beryl Pinney who accompanied
Nr. and Mrs. Sebree to California will.
remain until the early summer.
According to expressions on the
street it would seem to be an accepted
fact that the depot is to be moved.
Miss Stacia Wells is again able to
resume her work in the Assessors Of
fee after severe attack of tonsilitis.
LOST-A white crepe scarf with
fringed ends. The finder will be re-
Warded for returning same to John G.
Rice.
About twenty of Guy Maxey's young
friends surprised him Saturday after
noon, bringing generous lunch with
them.
The Noble Go. will be at the Opera
House nights commencing next We'd
nesday night, Feb. IL. Watch for the
band!
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sebree enter
tanned informally on Tuesday eve in
honor OF Mrs. and Miss Hays of EN-
NETT.
Mr.. j. II. Lowell of Roswell was in
The city Tuesday. lie says everything
SloVely down at that growing settle
ment.
Rev. Clay is using q magic lantern to
Illustrate his sermons at the meetings
now IN progress at the Christian
church.
Lou Goldsmith is having a severe
Sttack of inhammatory rheumatism.
his many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Mrs. J. c. Dressler who recently un.
uet"ent on operation for appendicitis
WIN soon be we'll enough to leave the
hospital.
" Is with regret that we learn that
ar' H. J. Kingsberry and his genial
FAMILY arc to leaye soon for their east
stn hume. -
heV' is. Hicks formerly pastor OF
~the Baptist church of this place is
wv WV serving a successful pastorate in
Benton, Ill.
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