The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-24
PERSaAAL AID SOCIAL


Fresh oysters and hot Chill at
Frank Woods Bakery.
Purest of Pure Olive Oil at the
Botkin-Harmon Drug Co.
Thanksgiving dinner at the Sarato-
ga Hotel, IL to and $50 to 8.
For Xmas presents-Framed pic |
lures. At the Caldwell Paint & Wall |
Paper Store.
Ed D. Potter, proprietor of the
Saratoga, was a business visitor at
Boise Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coon and chill
dren have moved into town from their
farm three miles south of town.
L. J. Ross of the firm of J. H.
Forbes & Co., was business visitor
at Boise Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. w. F. Gigray and Mrs. C. D.
Smell entertained the Friday whist
club at the home of the former last
week.
FOUND-String of beads on Main
street. Owner may have same by ap
plying at Office of DR.. Gigray, Egles
ton building.
L. S. Golden and family have re-
turned to Caldwell to live. They have
made their home at Boise for two or
three years.
1.-THE latest thing out-"Cream Sc
pia" Sounds good enough to eat.
Have some for Christmas. SnodgrasS
Picture Shop. IF.
John Williams of the Fiske-Wil-
liams Realty Co., accompanied by
George Davis, was business visitor
at Weiser Monday.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
bazaar and apron sale at the church
Wednesday, December 6. Refresh
ments will be served.
200 feet of yard fence for sale or
exchange for farm produce. Apply to
H. T. French, Commercial club rooms
or at residence, 822 Belmont street
Judge Ed L. Bryan and Court Re
porter Gilbert Shelby returned We'd
nesday morning from Pocatello where
tney Hdu OSSH W hOlo SSuAt AOA JANSS
Bulge.
Word reached Caldwell last week
that T. o. Eldredge, formerly an en-
ploye in the drug store of BotlSin-
Harmon Drug Co., had died at Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
Albert Kline and Miss Martha NJ.
Mumford of Middleton were married
in this city Tuesday morning, Nov.
IA, by Rev. F. E. Springer at his resi-
dence on Cleveland Blvd.
Messrs. Fred Mcconnell and Guy
MCGEE returned the latter part of last
week from Payette where they had
been surveying for the county. A num-
Der of new county roads were sur
veyed.
Judge Frank J. Smith has packed
his household furniture. 1t was sent
to San Diego, where he has purchas-
ed home. We understand that Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ford will return to
Caldwell and occupy the Smith resi-
dence. Judge Smith will continue his
law Offices in Caldwell.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Cue entertained
at bridge and dinner on Thursday eve
ming in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. RedwaS
who left Saturday to spend the wintei
in Florida. The out-of-town guest:
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Little o
Boise. The prizes were won by Mrs
John Flynn, Miss Madden, DR.. Gil
gray and Mrs. Doan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Roadway lief
last week for St. Paul and Chicago
where they will visit with thei
daughters, Misses Ann and Helen
and with friends in those two cities
Afterwards they will make a tour o
the southern states, spending the lat
ter part of the winter at Los Angeles
The editor of our esteemed con
temporary, the Blab, has started
discussion of the cigarette question
that is likely to be epoch making. TIL
men who are discussing the question
are the editor of the Blab and MI
la. Z. GIBSON and a communicated
from DR.. ]. B. Wright of Portlan'
is promised for the next issue. TIL
discussion is very interesting but w
will bet a plugged nickle that no
one of the three ever smoked a Gig
arctic.
c. ]. Ham, of the Middleton Frui
Products Co., informs us that he ha
made about $50 barrels of cider SO ia
this season and that E. D. Barney an
J. M. Stark have made over 200 bal
rels, which is a total of over 500 bal
rels. Owing to the cold snap ther