The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-20

Mrs. F. E. Springer and son left on
Monday to visit in Ohio.
Miss Amy Madden is taking her va
cation visiting In Portland.
Try your luck on the "Grab Ia
ble'' at the Fair Store-1Oc. q grab.
Assorted lot of Ladies' Long Gloves
in black and white, IS cents. The Fa-
| nous.
Mrs. Willis Young and children
| left for Longmont, Colo, to visit. She
expects to remain away all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, accompan-
led their daughter, Mrs. Isaacs, to
the ranch on Succor Greek where
they will spend the summer.
DR.. ]. A. Young left the first of the
week for Chicago. Mrs. Young and
baby will spend the time during his
absence visiting with friends in Boise,
Mountain Home and Pearl.
The big sale is still on at Alexan-
der's, and he Is making good. Some
customers who made purchases have
drawn prizes worth more than the
original purchase. This sale embraces
81 900 in prizes and not single blank.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Mosby have moved in
: to their new home on Arlington
street, but Mrs Mosby is unable to en-
| Joy it, as she is quite i'll. DIR. Stew
, are and DR.. Maxey of Boise were
called on Wednesday of this week to
confer upon her case.
Caldwell Grange will meet next
Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock sharp
There will be a good miscellaneous
program and the discussion of the
condensary project for Caldwell will
: be continued from the last meeting
N The program for the proposed
II County field day will also be consid
cred. A large attendance is expected
Il Mrs. Springer and son left Monda,
for visit with her parents at Rogers
Ohio. Before returning she will ais
visit at the home of Rev. Springer
10 father in Pennsylvania. One OF tn
81 points of interest which she will visi
n will be Hopewell church, where MI
Springer did his first preaching. Mr'
O. Springer's large circle Of friends wi
- trust that she may return fully RI
=, stored to health, and that she wi
have an enjoyable visit.
The Fair Store has inaugurate
" moved scheme in the way OF
Grab Table. !" Numerous article
of diffenent values are placed
~ packages on this table and the GU
toner is given a choice grab"
in any of them at 10c. Bro. Aven sa!
sr- these articles are all worth as mut
ill or more than loo. and run in val,
m up to $1.0O. Be sure and try yol
an luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Dorman had
ny guests this week, Mr.. G. G. Stinso
Or manager of the l. x. L. mine at Pea
as and Mr.. Fred s. Dawson of Florit
,hf Mr.. Stinson has been making an
his tended visit tb the coast cities and
Cuba. Mr.. Dawson accompanied h
home. While in town Mr.. DAVIS
purchased five-acre tract in
Mountain View addition and express
himself as very we'll pleased with
I'M
- country.
Mrs. ]. H. Lowell gave joint bir
day party for Master Blake and Do'
las Lowell on Tuesday afternoon.
&c" most delightful time was enjoyed
~" all the guests, and the luncheon v
in such as would delight the heart o
Vesi child. The guests included the follt
ing: Masters Richard Lander. FIR
was ces Herr, Dale and Amer Kingsbu
Of Tom Steunenberg, Paul Christopf
we'd Robert Farrar, Jr, Warren ClaI
Mr Goldie Brown. Helen Madden and
rom liza Clore.
laws The city had a reminder OF hov
was before electric lights were In
Lightning put the Swan Fails line
am of commission Tuesday night;
rage there was rustling for candles.
liant Ladies' Forward Club was hoidin
fbs. reception at the Commercial !
,ject rooms, but they were equal 10
stor- emergency. BY starting Gowen
some OF the push out they soon
rowed lamps enough 30 that there
tue no particular mix-up OF the guests
nieo hostesses.
Francis B. Hardy, brother OF Fl
pa Hardy, left for his home at DeSr
ssso 8. D., Monday. Mr.. Hardy has
'tion here for about ten days, looking
the country. He bought twenty q
,rcial of H. w. Dorman, for which he