The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-01-02
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Robert Hamilton Of Parma was in town
Monday ...@
H. Henley. Watch Maker and Opt
clan Caldwell, Idaho,
/ A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jones Of Pleasant Ridge, Dec. 26.
| Sunday Miss Cloe Moulton and Mr.. Mar
tin Clopton were married at Emmett.
FOR kENT--A five room house also
furnished rooms to let. Miss Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. George returned
| Tuesday after spending Christmas in Boise.
| Miss Mary Herman of Parma is spend
| ing the holidays in Caldwell, with her par.
ents
| Attorney H. A. Griffiths is attending to
| legal business in Mountain Home this
| week.
Miss Katie Chapman and Charles Good
| sell OF Emmett were married in Caldwell.
| Dec. "a.
Messrs. J. G. Welch and H. ]. Williams
of Payette we're registered at the Sisson
| Monday.
DR.. Mary Kingsbury of Boise was in town
this week the guest of Judge and Mrs. M
|. Church.
Mr.. c. S. Doan is very sick, although
some better than he has been. He has
scarlet fever.
Mrs. T. J. Huff returned to Parma this
week after a pleasant visit with Mr.. aud
Mrs. F. J. Smith.
Elk commissioner J. F. Nesbitt of Falk's
Store transacted business at the County
seat Wednesday.
Messrs R. s. Madden and L. G. Fisk
joined the Modern Woodmen of America
Saturday evening.
John Bruce, who is in Boise hospital is
slowly recovering. 1t is hoped that he will
be around again soon.
Miss Pearl Keller, who is teaching near
Emmett is spending the holidays in Cald-
well with her parents.
Walter Mitchell, secretary of the Far
mer,s Cooperative Ditch Co. was in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Mitchell says Parma is
still booming
DR.. Hamilton is prepared to treat nose
and throat diseases according to the latest
and most approved methods. If
Miss Emma Schneider, one of our public
school teachers last week resigned her
position. She accepted q position in the
Boise public school.
AL. Butts and wife returned Sunday from
Portland and other Oregon points, on &C.
count of the ill-health of Mrs. Butts. AL
says that he saw several good openings
and would have remained on the.coast had
Mrs. Butts health been good.
In view of the epidemic of hurglaries at
Vancouver, British Columbia. Judge Bale
gave house breaker 10 years in the pc nj
tertiary and sixty lashes. We might try
something of that kind in Caldwell if we
could once catch the holdups.
Last week Mrs. w. r. Cartwright and
Mr.. John Waters of Emmett took the mid
night train for Brownsville, Ore. They
received telegram that their father had
suddenly died, and they drove over from
Emmett to catch the train here.
There will be q Cheautauqua lantern
slide lecture and entertainment in the
Assembly Hall Tuesday Jan. 5, 1904 at 8 O.
clock, for the benefit of the Free Reading
Room. Admission 10 cents Come out
and swell the tribute to the Reading Room.
In our last issue we stated that DR.. Hard
ing had located in Caldwell. She succeeds
DIR. Mary A. Kingsbury and will take I'D
her practice. DR.. Harding will be located
IN the new Commercial bank building when
it is completed, At present her office will
be at the residence of Judge Wallace.
o. A. Baxter bought from Charles Muir
ray, through the Murray & Murray real
estate firm, 40 acres of land, one and half
miles northeast of Caldwell. The price
paid was $2400. This firm is doing a good
business all the time which shows that the
gentlemen are honest in their dealings as
well as enterprising.
Messrs. Blackstock and Blackstock re-
turned from Salt Lake City this week after
spending a pleasant visit at Zion. Mr..
Adam Blackstock stopped at Boise on his
return. He says that Ohm Bruce, who is
In the Boise hospital, Is slowly recovering.
caldwell is enjoying much better weather
than Salt Lake. 1t is not as cold here.
neithor have we as much snow. The gem
tlemen report having spent very pleasant
Christmas.