The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-09
CALDWELL ITEMS
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--s%f: P.Junor came in to spend July 4th.
A. M. Conover visited Boise Thursday.
=. Mrs. Conover and Miss Weaver visited
Boise Wednesday.
Smoke pipe and be healthy. The finest
line at Jake Horns e. VS.. go. .t...
= Born-In Caldwell, July a, 1904. to Mr..
and Mrs. J. @. Mckee, boy. l..s ...o s..
II, Mr.. Frank Moore spent few days at
Owens warm springs this week
Hon. Peter Pence and wife of Payette at
tended our Fourth of July Celebration.
Mrs. Florence Bailey of Pendleton, Ore.
visited in Caldwell this week, guest of
Mrs. Miner.
Mrs. Geo. Froman's niece, Miss Belle
Thepo OF Payette is in the city this week
visiting relatives
:. O.. Mrs. Deigal and daughter, Miss Eva, of
Huntington, Ore. were in town Wednesday
visiting with friends.
r. Christensen, sole agent for Portland
J Club Whiskey, nine years old, absolutely
pure, rs cents per bottle. If
Mrs. E 4. Dutton and children have
gone to the Blue Mountains to spend u
couple of months, recuperating
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Tucker returned to
their home Wednesday after pleasant
visit with Clerk and Mrs. J. A Tucker.
81 Party orders given special attention at
the Caldwell Bakery. Give us trial.
Jacobs Il Drake.
J. III. Lowell has taken r. S. Madden in
with him in the real estate business, and
the firm viii hereafter be Lowell & Mad
den.
r.. Miss Susie O'Connor of Boise who is Wis
iting Mrs. Purdy and her sister Miss Bar
ringer of Parma spent the Fourth in this
city.
%~t Miss Jessie Harmon entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home Thursday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss Alice
Crawford. Light refreshments were served
and all that were present report an enjoy
able time.
Street Comm issioner Bishop and force
OF men are engaged in opening 4th street
: south. The hill near 3rd avenue eastis be-
ing graded down, and soon this street will
vie in popularity and handsome residences
with the boulevard.
If the killing of Thomas Hamilton of
Emmett was the direct results of illicit re-
lations between the deceased and Albert
Whites wife, as would seem to be indicated
by the Emmett Record, should she not be
prosecuted for adultery?
Having spent many years in practising
dentistry and many more in studying the
profession, DR.. E. E. button is well pre-
pared to treat the teeth in the latest and
& most scientific manner. His office is locat-
ed in the Caldwell Banking and Trust Co.'S
building, upstairs. 49,. 20.
Republicans celebrated the 5Oth anniyer.
sary Of the Republican party at its birth
piace~-Ja ckson, Mich.-July 9th. of this
week. A splendid program was rendered,
and great addresses were made by Secretary
HAY private secretary to Abraham Lincoln,
and Charles w. Fairbanks.
A Japanese, writing in the American In
>Fentor. says that Europeans and Ameri-
cans have an intolerable odor produced by
preparation which, to become accustomed
to. takes the Japanese and Chinese two or
three years. On the other hand, he says,
Chinese and Japanese have little or no odor.
both. these statements seem remarkable.
We'were always under the impression that
it was just the other way.
Recently a peripatetic phrenologist Wis
tied our city, and examining the heads of
our fellow citizens, he Invariably found
nothing but good in them, never anything