The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-16
CALDWELL ITEMS

ness at Boise Saturday. w
You can get nice lunch at the Caldwell
Bakery.-Jacobs & Drake.
J. J. Walling and Geo. Emmett were
down from Nampa Monday.
After July II, trains No. 25 & 90 OIL the
o. s. l.. will not run Sundays. a.,
John Thomas went to Nampa Saturday
to circulate his bridge petition.
Mrs. Will Stevenson of Ontario is visiting
relatives in Caldwell this week.
Miss Ida Barrett has returned to Nampa
after pleasant visit in Caldwell.
Miss Lottie Glass and John Goodman
were married at Emmett Monday.
John NJ. Bray and Miss Ella Tackaberry
of Nampa were married in Boise Saturday.
. MIR. L. s. Ollie and family leave for the
mountains next week to spend few weeks.
Attorney o. NJ. Van Duyn of Nampa was
in town Monday attending to legal bust
ness. a... .@
Judge M. !. Church returned Saturday
from Marsh where he was called on bust
ness. .s
Harry Crookham and family have moved
into their elegant new residence on Main
Street.
Adam Blackstock stopped off in Caldwell
q couple of days this week en- route HON e
from Salt Lake. ..
Attorney W. A. Stone attended TO pro-
fessional business at Emmett Saturday.
He is now in Long Valley.
People who want Ice delivered will leave
word at DR.. buttons office in Caldwell
Banking & Trust building.
Mr.. w. NJ. Cupp. one of our largest sheep
men was in town Monday. He says that
the sheep are in good shape.
q, Miss Oliver, principal of the Emmett pub
Tic school, will have charge of the summer
school, so Miss Bean informs us.
8. T. Bridges of Notus was in town Mon
day. He says the people of Lower Boise
are very busy haying at present.
Mr.. II. A. Harris. formerly of this place,
and who was recently married in Boise.
was visitor in the city this week.
z NOLAMASSAonSES 1l5tt, mCUulTS anu Ore
shears are in town this week attending to
business tor the people of the county
Z Those wishing to attend the summer
school can get rooms so as to board them
selves at Mrs. Franklin's near the College.
Attorney J. M. Thompson is building an
addition to his residence on the corner of
Third street north and First Avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henderson were at
Middleton Wednesday, where they went to
attend the funeral of Miss Bertha Master
son.
John Flynn, Albert Christensen, Fred
Cook and Roy Maxey have gone to the
mountains. The big game had also better
take to the hills.
Miss Mary Glow and Mr.. James Hughes
were married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John brennan Wednesday, July 6. Judge
Mallory otticiated.
Mrs. White OF Boise who is visiting Mrs
Hedden was bitten by a. cat Saturday, cut
ting an artery in her right arm. and caus-
ing great loss of blood.
If you desire some really elegant Laun-
dry work send the same to the American
Laundry, Boise, through their agent T. H.
Norman, "OK" Barber. Caldwell.
A cloud burst occurred on Ten Mile creek
Saturday. l. N. Paynter of this place was
'camped there and came near being washed
away. No particular damage was done.
the Caldwell brass band gave its regular
nj NriA
standing the fact that some of the boys are
away the band maintained its high reput-
alton.
Henry Hedge and family have moved to
Caldwell and will make their future home
here. At present. Mr.. Hedge will help
Messrs. Coppo and Fahy put in the sewer
system.
Mrs. J. B. Wright, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. We Maxey of Caldwell, recently I'M
derwent an operation at St. Alphonsus in
Boise. She is rapidly recovering, we are
glad to say.
James H. Gipson has assumed the man.
agement of the Gem State Rural. He will
not return to Moscow this year. James is
bright young man and will no doubt
make great success of his paper.
Just watch the Idaho free silver papers
swallow Parker, gold buggtsm and Wall
Street dictations, all at once. These things
are not nearly so nauseating to the Demo-
Gratis as we imagined they would be-
4 J. q. MCGEE is suffering from a severe
stroke of paralysis, his lower limbs being
affected to such an extent that his condi-
lion is dangerous. About a month ago Mr.,
Mckee got to feeling sore and worn out all
over. He took short rest but this seemed
to do no good. On the morning of July &,