The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-13


Ball at Nampa has been changed to |
night.
Mrs. George L. Alley and son. Bill
and Miss Edna Margerts of Salt Lake
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bak-
er.
w. f. Pierce of Boise was in
Caldwell Monday seeing how the
work on the Interurban was pro-
crossing.
Baker & Harris have moved into
the Egleston building and are in bet
ter shape than ever to handle your
grocery business.
You will find the most complete
and up to date line of Millinery at
reasonable prices at M. e. .Gilgan &
Co. s, Caldwell, Idaho.
Everybody come to the Grand Hal
loween Ball, Oct. 81. at Dewey As
sembly Hall, Nampa, Ida. Tickets
$1.OO. Everybody welcome.
Rev. B. w. Rice rendered his res
ignation as pastor of the Christian
Church Sunday. Rev. Rice has
served two years in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Rice have re-
turned from Boise. 1t was feared
for some time that Mrs. Rice would
have to undergo an operation for APP
pendicitis.
Call and take a look at the big
line of Millinery at M. E. Gilgan &
Co.'S. We have. the biggest apd best
line ever handled in Caldwell and the
| prices are the lowest
Mrs. A. o. Christopher entertained
the fourth year class and the high
| school instructors, Professor Chris
| TOPPER, Mr. Boulson, and Miss Amy
Madden Friday evening at her home
on south Sixth street.
George Harvey Moore, Republican
nominee for assessor, was in Cald-
we'll Thursday getting acquainted
with the Caldwell people. Mr.
Moore is a very popular man and
will be elected by handsome maj
GRITTY.
Miss Ray Olmstead entertained a
a dinner party Saturday evening, il
honor of Miss Gertrude Goodyear o
Sheaville. Those present were Mise
Edyth and Erma Engel, Gertrud
Goodyear, Bea Baker, Gladys Quick
Margaret Gipson, Elizabeth Bedford
and Edna Margetts of Salt Lake.
At the residence of w. ]. Wake
: in Boise, Saturday night, Rev. Rus
sell A. Mckinley married Edgar {
Shellworth and Miss Carrie D. Ston'
l Mr.. Shellworth is we'll known
Caldwell, having been in bushes
here. The Tribune extends congra
Q ulations.
n The first convention of the secon
district of Idaho Christian Endeavo
ers was closed Saturday evening by
stirring address from William Sha'
national treasurer of the organic
ton. The convention, though n
" large in numbers, was very helpf
!, one. The next meeting will be he
at Weiser In September of next yea
Mrs. Holt, niece of DR.. ].
=, Wright. has purchased three acres
land on Canyon Hill and is prepare
the ground to build a hospital. T
of building will be 40 60 feet, wi
sll all conveniences. The grounds are
be laid off to lawn with trees a
shrubbery Caldwell has long net
- ed a hospital, and Mrs. Holt will 81
- ply the need. being nurse of ma
years experience.
= At the head of the republic
county ticket will be found the ma
of A. A. Richards for State Senat
Canyon County will be assured
faithful representation in the sen
when Mr.. Richards takes his seat
that body. He is one OF Emme
most substantial citizens, Is man
high character and splendid qua
cations for the place and should
ceive every republican vote in
county and then some.-Nar
Leader-Herald.
Among the nominations made
the republican county conven
that gives entire satisfaction is
- of John Tucker for clerk. Mr.. tt
r err has been a resident of the CT
ty for many years. For the past
years he has filled the position
It's clerk and his work has been
and done. In his neighborhood as
. nc IN oil oantinuc nf the county