The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-28
Personal and Social
Mo for Lucern Butter.

DR. Cluen of Parma was Cald-
well visitor Tuesday.
f. Roberts of the Unionist OIL
Boise was in Caldwell Monday.
B. G. Riggs of Emmett was in
Caldwell few days this week.
W. Patten was over from En-
NETT a couple of days this week.
Miss Bessie Russell of Boise was a
Caldwell visitor a few days this week.
Major Haden. U. S. A. came down
from Boise Monday to visit Co. u, l.
N. G.
Tho Caldwell Grocery makes great
pretentions on always giving square
deal.
J. w. Graft of Homedale was IN
Caldwell Tuesday transacting busl-
ness.
Try some of those New York cream
candies at the Racket StOre-15c per
pound.
j. '. Maple Syrup is in demand
nov. Quarts, halves and gallons at
tho Caldwell Grocery.
Miss Lucia Haley has returned to
Boise after short visit at the home
nj DR. and Mrs. Kaley.
WANTBD-Woman to do general
house work. Good wages. Inquire OF
Mrs. w. H. Isaac, Caldwell.
C. E. Brainard of Payette was in
Caldwell Tuesday. Mr.. Brainard is
a director of the Idaho Title & Trust
Company of this city.
A. A. Brown, editor of the Weiser
Signal, delivered a most interesting
and instructive address at the Bap
fist church Sunday evening.
Judge j. H. Richard of Boise, and
formerly judge of the district court of
the Third judicial District, when
Canyon, Washington and Owyhee
counties were in that district, was in
Caldwell Monday, attending to legal
business.
W. H. Thorp, the only Democrat
ever elected to the Office of sheriff of
Canyon county, except w. H. Taylor,
and he was a Populist, was in the city
a few days this week. Mr.. ThOrp is
now located at Harerman.
T. M. Nichol opened up a real es-
tato Office in the Commercial Bank
building Monday. Mr.. Nichol has
been with the A. L. Murphy Co. for
several months. He is an affable gen
tleman and has had great experience
in the real estate business.
Mrs. Alice Frost left Saturday af-
ternoon for Gilroy, California, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost will make their
future home. Mr.. Frost has been in
California for some time. His health
is much better there than it was in
Idaho.
The Chautauqua met Thursday with
Mrs. Boone, $40 Belmont. Historic
Types Of Architecture" Persia; leader
Mrs. Boone. "The Greek View of
Life" chapter Nv. and V. concluded;
leader Mrs. Rowland. Memoranda
questions on "The Greek View of
Life" and 1.-THE Homeric tories"
We see by the Methodist church an
houncement that DR.. Powell's next ad-
dress will be on "The Most Popular
Sin in Caldwell" We don't know
what the Doctors idea of the most
popular sin is. He has a wide selec
tion at hand and there is room for
difference in opinion.
Among the Caldwell people who
went to Boise to see The Land OF
Nod" Tuesday were Mrs M. A. Rob
erts, Mrs. II. w. Dorman; Misses Kier-
nan, Rowland, Lee. Steunenberg
Runft. Erma Elgel, Pearl and frankie
Hustead, Margaret Davis; Messrs. Ar
chic MCGEE, L. J. Ross and Roy HURT,
Mrs. E. P. JUNIOR entertained the 500
club Tuesday. Mrs. A Ballantyne won
the favor Of the afternoon. Those
present were Mesdames Ballantyne
Hedden, Handy. /. Andrews, Wither
spoon. Westcott, Snapp, Williamson.
Goldsmith, Beatty, Dorman, Roberts, c.
s. Davis, Hedden; Miss Ida May Wal
ker.
The managers of the Magic have
secured the Cowboy millionaire for
Friday and Saturday of this week.
The picture is supposed to be the best
that has ever been put out and in
connection with tho regular program
will make one of the best shows that
has ever been seen in the city. For
this occasion the doors will be opened
a.