The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-17

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E. o. Bromley will leave soon for
Portland and other pO1nIs in the
Northwest.
Mr.. J. ]. Chamberlain's new resi-
dence near Mr.. P. A. Wiley's home Is
being plastered.
William Ireton, of Payette, was In
town yesterday, attending court as an
interested party.
The marriage license of Mr.. Frank
M. Woods and Miss Veda Scott was is
sued Thursday.
". Sebree left yesterday for Cali
fornia He will not return to Caldwell
until some time in August.
The public schools observed arbor
day yesterday by planting more trees
in the school house lawns.
Something new in art squares at
the furniture store of Plat & Steele.
Judge Fremont Wood presided yes
terday in the district court in a case
where Judge Bryan was disqualified.
The school board held a meeting
Monday night at the secretary's Office
at which time it was decided to hire
all the teachers except one.
Mrs. F. J. Smith and children re-
turned home Thursday from an ex-
tended visit in California. They are
all overjoyed to get back.
Nathaniel Marmon, of Zanesfield, O.,
arrived in this city last Saturday and
will remain for visit with his sister,
who resides in Greenleaf.
Plat & Steele can save you money
if you are ready to buy piano. They
have some Of the best.
The ladies of the Baptist church
held very successful dinner and sup
per in the Lavering building last Sat
urday and made about sixty dollars.
Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter, of
Colfax, Wash, passed through on No.
Thursday, and were met by her
nephews, Will, Charley and Boyd Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Christopher sold
their residence this week to Mrs. Ha-
vird The Christophers expect to
move on a ranch by the first of May.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church held white sale of ready
made garments and cooked food sale
last Saturday. 1t was a success and
they cleared nearly twenty-five dol
lars.
G. e. Cunningham, one of the en-
ployes of the First National Bank, left
Wednesday for Sale Lake, where he
will enter a hospital and undergo an
operation
Rugs for $1.62 that are new and
novel, at Plat & Steetle's.
The Weiser high school nine will
play game of baseball today with
the college team on the grounds in
the rear of the court house. A fast
snappy game is predicted.
Mrs. Salmon, from Nebraska, has
returned from Portland, where she
was visiting relatives and is again
| spending some weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Douglas.
Platt & Steele have magnificent
line of dust-proof dressers.
Chief Hodson has established a rule
that Friday is to be cleaning up day
for the business part of the city. All
the business houses are notified to
pile the dirt and rubbish and the city
will cart it OF.
| Lowell & Madden have installed the
Edison system of monographs in their
Office, instead of having a stenogra-
pher take dictation by shorthand, they
now do the talking to the machine and
the stenographer transcribes 1t at her
leisure.
This Thursday morning, DR.. H. c.
Jorgenson took charge of the medical
practice Of DR.. ]. M. Henry, who has
worked up an enviable practice here
and in the surrounding towns. DR.
Henry retired from active practice
with the change of business and DR.
Jorgenson will continue here DR.
Jorgenson comes here we'll recon-
mended and will no doubt retain the
same large patronage held so long by
his predecessor, DR.. Henry. DR.. Hen
ry has decided to locate at Notus, Ida
ho.-Payson (Utah) Globe Herald.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Christian EndeaYor society
of the Christian church was held at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. B. w. Rice
Tuesday evening. Each member was