The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-29
PMMLL AND SOCIAL

Noou CoIA al 81.SU per luV.-ED-
WARDS & BLACK.
Ira Wilson lost one of his horses the
other day with spinal trouble.
Miss Cora Hannah is taking care of
her sister, Mrs. d. c. Goodlow.
Mrs. d. G. Goodlow has been coptin-
ed to her bed several days but is i'm
proving.
Mr.. Ed Hendon and several other
parties are building on Washington
Heights.
Miss Louise March, daughter of Mrs.
Bessie Burch, is very low with con-
sumption.
w. E. Smith, of Middleton, was in
the city Tuesday, having recently ar
rived from Oregon.
Mrs. Coon and children go to Port
land Sunday to visit her mother for
about a month.
Ted Milliner left for Salt Lake
Thursday on pleasure and business,
mostly the former.
W. H. Roadway Co.'S Big Closing Out
Sale is still going on. Lots of staple
goods still on hand.
Grain OF all kinds, chopped or
whole at the Feed Store.-EDWARDS
& BLACK. Both phones.
A number of children in Washington
Heights have been having the humps
and whooping cough.
The Boise & Interurban cars have
changed time and run every hour,
which makes it very convenient.
Mr.. G. M. Nickle returned from Star
Thursday afternoon where he has
been doing some carpenter work.
The new cottage on Dearborn street,
built by o. v. Bailey, is nearly COM
pleted and about ready for occupancy.
The Caldwell. high school went on
a picnic excursion in hayricks to the
other side of Middleton Thursday and
had a fine time.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Boyes, mother of F. G.
and S. J. Boyes, is building a two-story
residence on east Dearborn street and
hopes to move in by July list.
Messrs. Howard Foe and Roy Robin
son are the latest additions to the
Idaho State band. These gentlemen
arrived in Caldwell this week.
Grain of all kinds, chopped OIL
whole at the Feed Store.-EDWARDs
& BLACK. Both phones.
The new Billings ferry, built il
place of Froman's ferry, is completes
and was launched last Tuesday. Mr.
C. NJ. Nickle returned from there.
Mr.. w. r. Woods and family expec
to move to Nampa in the near future
where a number of their friends ar
located. We are sorry to lose such al
esteemed family.
Guy MCGEE has gone to Conrad
Montana, with a force Of civil engi
neers and after working there he ex
poets to attend the state universit
at Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Irma MCGEE expects to staI
for Portland Sunday to visit her bro
Their, Roy, and wife. She will renal
a number of weeks and will attend tn
Rose Carnival, which will be hel
there next week.
Judge Bryan and Gilbert Shelh
have returned from holding court
Silver City. This term was unusuall
long and the weather at times wa
very disagreeable, but this did not II
terfere with the hospitality OF the PEI
pie.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the M.
church met at the home Of the pres
dent, Mrs. ]. 70. Kyle, who was assis
ed by Mrs. A. l. Myer. During u
business session It was decided to no
season of progressive teas. One laC
will invite six ladies and their hu
bands to tea and each is to pay Il
cents, and those ak ladies are expeC
ed to hold teas and invite six 9th
ladies' and so on through the seaso
The money is for the church biuldil
fund. Lovely refreshments were SCI
ed and very pleasant time was spe
Grain Of all kinds, chopped
whole at the Feed Store.-EDWARl
& BLACK. Both phones.