The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-30


tanned the Endcavorers of the Christ |
ian church on Tuesday. \ most ell
joyable time was reported.
We are sorry to learn as we go
to press that A. O. Christopher has
been taken i'll with typhoid fever.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and |
Nrs. George Hanson Monday.
D, L. Sabin of Parma transacted
business in Caldwell Thursday.
We have full line of Monarch
Ranges, Heating Stoves and Oil
Stovcs.-The Cupples Mere. Co.
c. Z. Tabor, a director of the Gen
Irrigation District, was Caldwell
,i5itor Wednesday.
Miss Grace Ncuman of Emmett has
accepted position at the Vogue mil
lincry parlors.
FOR SALE.-Fresh Jersey COW
with heifer calf Inquire at Tribune
Office
Miss Bcss Stcuncnbcrg left yester-
day for Lexington, Ky, where she
will enter Hamilton College
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dew arc
having a beautiful cottage bu on
Chicago street.
Tuesday morning a beautiful dargh-
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Clore.
We have full line of Monarch
Ranges, Heating stoves and Oil
Stoves.-The Cupples Mere. Co.
A marriage license was issrcd to
Hugh M. Shaver of Watson, 'rrgcn
and Elsie M. Page of the So &c llacC,
Wednesday.
FOR SALE.-Fresh Jersey COW
with heifer calf Inquire at Tribune
office.
Judge Bryan and Mr.. Shelby left
on Monday for Silver City, where the
fall term of court will be held. w. A.
Stone also left to attend to legal
business at Silver.
Miss Myrtle Hardy has been engag-
ed as principal of the Council schools
for the coming school year. She will
begin her work Monday.
Mrs. w. E. Norton has been taking
the school census the past two weeks
but had not finished the work up tc
last evening.
Miss Mary Isham is home from Ba,
ker City for a short visit with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. A. F. Isham
Miss Elsie returned from Vancouver
Thursday.
C. A. Hackney, editor of the Mead,
owls Eagle and one of the Republi-
can nominees for member of the leg
stature from Washington county, was
n Caldwell few hours Tuesday, Mr.
Hackney was en- route home from
Boise where he had been several days
The Tribune acknowledges a pleasant
visit.
We will handle all the potatoes
that are brought in to us at the best
market prices.-The Cupples Mere
Co.
1t is not always true economy to be
attracted by small price, but today
patrons OF all stores are better judges
Of material than heretofore, and WI
realize that small prices must accomp
any reliable wares. We account fol
our low prices in our enormous buying
power with chain of stores and in thu
fact that we are strictly cash and liv,
up to it. The Golden Rule Store.
w. H. Taylor, the tall sycamore o
Boise county, also Democratic nomi
nee for state senator, was in Caldwell
for a couple OF hours Saturday. W.
were told by someone that Mr. Tay
Tor came down to quiet rumor cur
rent in Canyon county, that he wa
friend of o. V. Bailey. We do no
believe that his purpose was the on
stated above. 1t is more likely tina
he was here to arrange a speaking
tour with the Democratic candidate
for secretary of state.
The home of Mrs. L. E. Hunte
e was the scene of very pleasan
; gathering Friday afternoon when tina
estimable lady entertained a party
, of her friends at 5 o'clock dinner. Tn
' invited guests were Mesdames VIII
son Lesser. !. o. Andrews, T. C. Gar