The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-02

with his family.
Sale of Millinery and dolls of every
description, dressed or undressed,
Heads or Bodies.-"The Vogue"
The Sewing Machine that stands
the test, guaranteed for life. See
Mr.. Irwin of Nampa was in Cald
we'll Monday with his we'll known
race horse, Fitzsimons. Mr.. Irwin
brings this horse down every thirty
days to have his shoes set by Thomas
& Nash, the local blacksmiths. This
act shows that these blacksmiths are
the expert horse-shoers of these parts,
Geo. Newman, the Emmett sheep
nan. was a business visitor in Cald
we'll Saturday.
Saturday morning ]. H. Hoover OF
Hood River, Oregon, and Helen Ans
tuty of Nampa were granted mar
rage license.
Money to loan on improved land
and city property.-A. I. Myers, Egg
'eston Bldg. Both Phones.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
o, V. Bailey is quite sick, being
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs Arthur Street left Saturday
morning for Payette where she will
visit friends for few days.
Miss Libbie Smith, a we'll know"
school teacher of Canyon and Ada
counties, and Fred Curtis of Bots
were married Thanksgiving day at tn"
home Of Rev Fykes, pastor of tn
Methodist church of Boise. Mi
Ella Runft of this city was the ho'
ored guest at the wedding dinr
served at the Owyhee. A few yea
ago Miss Smith and Miss Runft cam
to Idaho from Kansas, and have be-
inseparable friends for eight year
The newly married couple will live :
Eagle for the present.
The following cases were filed F.
dav in the district court: H. s
Wayne, ct al, vs. S. B. Alspach ct .
Charles B. Coke VS.. Elizabeth {
Toole, ct al; A. Cook ct al VS. Canyo
Canal Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Guerin entc~
tanned large company of relative
and friends at Thanksgiving dinno
Thursday at their home on Dearbo-
and Sixth avenue The guests we
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce and family, NJ
and Mrs. D. D. Campbell and IT,
daughters, Eldora and Catherine, Mr.
D. Campbell; Mr. Mead of Iowa, Mrs
English and Miss McColl of Blen
helm, Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cam"
bell and daughter of Central Park anf
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hultz of Notus.
If you want a good job of paintin
done get the Big 2.
Will Monk, public administrator h
virtue of his Office as county treasur
er, has been appointed administrato'
of the estate at Payette of T. A. Kim
nell. There are no heirs and the es
tate will be closed up at once withou
notice to creditors.
The funeral of J. R. Johnson, who's
death occurred Thursday morning
took place Saturday afternoon at :.
o'clock at the Jones Undertaking par
lors on Main street DR.. Powell, pac
tor of the Methodist church, conduct
ed the services. The deceased was >
member of the G. A. R. but had no.
affiliated with the Caldwell Post, hav
ing been here but a short time. Mr.
Johnson was seventy-three years OLD
at the time of his death. Besides hi
wife, who was the only relative pres
ent during the last rites, he leave,
four children in the east. Intermenl
was in Canyon Hill cemetery.
| ]. G. Robertson, formerly of TIL
American Laundry of Boise, where h
held the position of marker and sort
er, is now with the Troy Laundry o
this city in the same capacity. He i,
thoroughly competent man and i
considered a valuable addition to thei
growing business.
The Big 2 doesn't charge any more
and they do the best painting of any
one in the city.
FOR SALE-A nice bunch of pigs
Traders Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Williams 81
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs Jake Horn. Mrs. Williams
is a sister of Mrs. Horn They will
remain several days before continu
ing their trip to Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Three marriage licenses were Tues
day recorded in the clerks Office, one
for Georgorio Urkinaga and Barbara
Omaindia, both of Nampa; another
for Lorn J. Blayden and Florence
Reile Anderson both of New Ply-