The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-29
LOCAL GOSSIP.

imported stations Monday to Union,
Oregon.
Household furniture for sale. In
Quire at Mrs. Eddie Hammond, Kim
ball Avnue.
Gene Manning left this week for
Southern California for the benefit
of his health.
r. v. Sebree returned from Salt
Lake Tuesday, where he went on pol
itical business.
Millinery opening Tuesday March
10, 1908. M. e. Gilgan, Caldwell
Millinery Parlors. 29-7
DR.. Ed e. Maxey was in the city
Monday and accompanied Mrs. Maxey
to their home in Boise.
]. H. Lowell visited his old &C
quaintenances in Roswell Thursday
and Friday of last week.
H. B. Elliot constructing engineer
for the Boise Valley Electric road
was a Nampa visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Eugene Allen, Mrs. Dora Sny-
der and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Howard
were Boise visitors Saturday.
Has anyone a copy of the Ameri-
can Magazine for Sep. 1907 to con-
tribute to the public library?
Marion Way of Dayton, Ohio. pur-
chased a REIMBURSEMENT from Sher-
man Root. The sale was made by G.
w. Hodson-
Alonzo Witteman has purchased rs
acres in Mt. View addition and is now
blowing same and preparing to set
out 20 acres in fruits.
P. H. Groves nd William Hender-
son were Nampa visitors Monday
night for the purpose of visiting the
Eagle lodge at the Junction City.
Bob Odell of Vale was a Caldwell
visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Odell Is sheriff
of Malheur County and was interested
in seeing some parties In this city.
You are cordially invited to at
tend the millinery opening at M. e.
Gilgan's new Millinery Parlors. Tues
day, March 10th, 1908. 49,
DR.. Decker and Miss Maud Decker
left Saturday afternoon for Beckwith
California. Miss Decker will remain
with her uncle for an indefinite per
Tod.
H. G. Edwards has purchased thu
feed store formerly owned by JohI
Baker. Mr.. Edwards Is hustler ant
Just the kind of q business man tina
has made Caldwell famous.
You will find complete display o
the newest ideas and designs of pat
tern, dress and tailored hats, Tues
day, March 10, 1908, at M. q. Gil
gan's Caldwell Millinery Parlors.
w. F. Howard sold another fin
team of horses to Mr.. Trueblood o
Twin Falls. Mr.. Towards reputa
ton as a breeder Is not confined t
Canyon County, but is fast gainin
a State reputation.
Alton Packard, the humorist, WI
be the next number on the Y. M.
A. Lecture Course and will appear
the Opera House Thursday evening
March 9Th. He says he can draw
let's go and dare him to prove 1t.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Lecture Cours
will exhibit Alton Packard at tn
Opera House, Thursday. March 6tl
Alton claims to be a humorist, b,
we must not blame him-he ma
have been born that way.
A. ]. lockwood, J. H. Lowell an
DR.. knight were out among the ia
mers of Roswell last week in the II
terest of the College of Idaho, loca
ed at Caldwell. Mr.. Lowell repor
that he found the people OF Roswe
ready to lend a helping hand II
the school.
DR.. knight and ]. H. Lowell Wis
ted the Roswell country last week
the interest of the College of Idah
The gentlemen rport having had
very pleasant and successful tri
about $1,000 was subscribed to II
endowment fund by the farmers G
the Roswell bench.
Ed Stofel of Jordan Valley, was
the city this week just to renew Of
acquaintance with his many FRIEND
in Caldwell. Mr.. Stofel Is one of II
most extensive dealers in horses an