The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-21

H. H. Dickinson was Boise visitor
Tuesday.
20 cent can Tuxedo" Is cents, at
Caldwell Grocery Co.
1t will pay you to see those pianos
at the Music Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Myers were Boise
visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Flour of Idaho" "Wigwam" and
"Hollyback" sold by all the merchants.
M. A. Bates, sage, politician and
booster for Parma, was in circulation
in Caldwell Tuesday.
The Victor Photograph will please
all the family Just hear the new
records at the Music Co.
Mrs. X. Cleaver went to Boise Tues
/ day. She will spend week or ten
days there visiting her brother.
Caldwell flour has tho wholesome
flavor. 1t makes the kind of bread
! you want. Ask your merchant for it.
The business and social meeting of
the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church was held at the home Of Mrs.
Ziegler, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. E. Maxey and daughter
have returned to their home in Boise
after a two weeks visit in Caldwell,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Horn.
Judge Driscoll's first marriage cere-
mony was performed Monday, when he
united in wedlick ]. Martin Madereta
and Vincento Tapia of Jordan Valley.
DR.. McCalla of Boise was in Cald-
we'll Saturday transacting business.
DR.. McCalla and Prof. French are as
ISOLATED together in the stock ranch
they recently purchased
R. R. Fisk of Boulder, Colorado, is
in Caldwell looking up a location for
a permanent home. He is greatly
taken up with Caldwell and will prob
ably locate here.
Prof. and Mrs. Cutler of the State
University, were in Caldwell Sunday
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. s. Harrington. Prof. Cutler is
making tour of southern Idaho in
the interest of the University.
Mrs. A. G. Redway is in Caldwell
visiting her son, W. H. Redway and
his family. She will remain in Cald-
well until about February LIST, when
M. and Mrs. Redway expect to leave
for California and the southern states '
to be gone two months or more. {
James Carr, whose examination on
the charge of burglary was held at !
Nampa Saturday, was bound over to
tho district court under bonds in the
sum of $1,000. Upon failure to fur !
nish bail he was turned over to Sher-
1T Breshears, in whose care he now
s.
The many Caldwell friends of Mr.. {
and Mrs. H. N. Maxey will be glad t
to learn that they will return to l
Caldwell to make their future home.
They have sold their place near Port I
and and will return in a short time, '
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxey have lived near
Portland the past three years. !
Three transcients were arrested
Saturday charged with stealing a
couple of pairs of trowsers from Alex
ander's store. Owing to the INSULT
'lency of the evidence they were re-
leased Monday. One of them was ar Y
rested later the same day on a t
charge of peddling without a license. +
Miss Bea Baker was given a sur I,
prise party Tuesday evening by her
mother, Mrs. j. A. Baker, in honor o
If her birthday 1t was a dinner ?
party, at which Misses Gertrude
Goodyear, Wren Baker, Margaret q
Davis, Louise JUNIOR, Helen JUNIOR 9
lara Maxey, Fritzie Schnabel. Lisle
;anter and Rae Olmstead were the a
,uests. II
Tho rabbit drive held on the R.
Orr ranch on Deer Flat resulted a
n the slaughter of 500 rabbits. The b
port lasted about three hours and p
vas participated in by about eighty il
nen and boys. The rabbits have be- "
ONE pest in that section, but few e
riVes like that ought to diminish the e,
ong-eared tribe to a noticeable ex- cl
ent. a,
Claud Duyal, member of the last n
legislature and now postmaster at =,
tampa, has resigned as representa- -
i've in tho legislature from Canvon -
ounty, as the postal regulations :,
'Ould not permit hin, 70 LolI 4.