The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-20
Personal AND SOCIAL


Prof. H. T. French was Parma visi-
tor early this week.
Chas. s. McCord of Homedale stopped
off Tuesday on his way to Boise.
J. c. Hart is back from a month S
stay in Portland, having found the Rose
City very dull SO far as business open
ings are concerned.
Alfred A. Frazier, the well known
Boise lawyer, was in Caldwell Tuesday
attending to professional business
Have YOU tried Wigwam Sef-Rising
Pancake Flour Made by the Caid-
well Mill.
The Boise High school teams will
play the Caldwell High school teams a
double-header in the new High school
gymnasium Friday night, January 90
1911. The girls game will begin at s
o'clock. The boys game will begin at
about S:45. Come out and help them
win.
Nothing nicer for breakfast than
Wigwam Se'f-Rising Pancake Flour
Ask your grocer.
Wanted to Trade-Team of horses
for good driving horse. See P. E. Smith.
Red Glover Seed for SAle-Fancy re-
cleaned seed 13hc. Write for free
sample. ]. G. Whittig, Caldwell, Idaho.
Ind. Phone.
Judge and Mrs. Ed L. Bryan have re-
turned from Corvallis and other west
ern Oregon points, having mad a most
pleasant visit at their old nome.
Will bake bread, wash, iron or sew.
Address Box All City.
Hot water bottles and fountain syr-
inges $1OO and up. Absolutely guar
anteed. See the window display at
the Owl Drug Store. The up to date
prescription pharmacy.
Phone the Owl Drug Store if you
have prescription. They will call
for it and deliver it to you promptly
and their prices will be right. Not a
cent overcharge. Remember, the
up to date prescription pharmacy.
Scott c. Wood OF Boulder, Colo
stopped off Saturday in Caldwell.
John M. Penthouse of Weiser was a
Friday visitor in Caldwell.
LOst--A pair of spectacles. Name on
cover. Finder please return to c. R.
Emmett.
Money to Loan-Money to loan on
farm security. See ]. p Harrington
Roy Harmon of the Botkin-Har-
mon drug company returned from
Sat Lake yesterday, where he was
selecting a new soda fountain for
their store in this city.
Mrs. M. M. Robinson received a mes
sage from Minneapolis, Mimi, stating
the death of her oldest brother, H. D..
Soden. He had been sick but six days.
Death was caused from pneumonia.
The deceased was a prominent physi-
clan and was also prominent in Odd
Fellowship, and Mason of high stand
ing.
DIR. ]. G. Moore, presiding elder OF
the Grand Forks district, North Dakota,
is guest of the Methodist parsonage
This week
Rev NJ B. Osmond, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, Shelley,
Idaho, is a guest Of Dr. and Mrs. G. L.
Powell, at the Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. Osmond is en- route to California
where he goes to spend a brief vaca.
ton.
Miss o. Halliday who will be in
charge of the trimming department of
Aven's Department Store left for the
eastern markets on No. Saturday.
She expects to be gone about 80 days.
Mr.. L. A. Harmon, OF the Botkin-
Harmon Drug Co, is in Salt Lake City
for few days taking in the sights OF
the city while there Mr.. Harmon will
look over the different manufacturers
makes of soda fountains and will pick
out one best suited to the needs of
their store and community. Mrs. Har-
mon accompanies Mr.. Harmon on his
trip.
Judge Henry appointed Jno l. Chal-
FAINT of Payette guardian of his daugh-