The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-08-18

MISS frankie Hustead is home nm
short visit. 'A
Good Jersey COW for sale cbean
enquire at this Office
T. II. Turner and family have re-
turned from pleasant vacation at
tho Meadows.
Bargains in initial and other kinds
Oh stationery at the Botkin-Harmon
Drug Co., Ltd.
MISS Bessie Kesl of Nampa is
spending the week in the citv tho
guest of friends.
Commencing tonight, the K. of
+. dance will start at $50 instead
OF 1000. Tickets soc.
Thursday, August 10, a beautiful
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley H. King.
Harry Jones, for some time mast
lecuperating at Long Beach, has
returned much improved
The K. of P. Friday night dances
now start at $3.50 instead of 1000
o'clock. Tickets soc.
me Catholic church has been I'M
dergoing extensive improvements the
past week. A new and beautiful
choir loft was erected in the rear of
the edifice, the walls and ceiling
were replastered and the side walls
were firmly and securely tied to-
gether.
Donald McVey of Caldwell and a
party OF Caldwell people passed
through town Tuesday on their way
to Knox, where they will spend
their vacation. Misses Cassie Davis
and Vera Whitsell accompanied
them.-Emmett Index.
Tho war on flies continues. The
Botkin-Harmon Drug Co. have many
aids for their determination
The Byram correspondent of the
Middleton Herald says that Mrs.
Henry Cox escaped serious
accident Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox were driving a team of
three-year-old colts to Caldwell
when the team scared at a boys big
straw hat and swung around, one
of the traces coming down. The
front wheels of the buggy came off
and Mrs. Cox was thrown out, in
juring her elbow, but not seriously
Mr.. Cox still held the reins and
would have held the team, but to
keep them from trampling Mrs. Cox
who was on the ground and unable
to help herself, he had to let go the
lines and the team was not long in
getting home. Ora Cox brought his
mother home in the auto. other
than being we'll shaken up and bat
tered little, Mrs. Cox suffered no
serious injury.
Serving delicious egg drinks is a
hobby with Shep. You will find him
at tho Botkin-Harmon fountain.
Mr.. A. L. Watt of Delta, Colo,
has accepted a position with the
Jones Furniture company. Mr.. Watt
is a thoroughly experienced furniture
man and comes with a good record.
His family will come to Caldwell
soon.
Mrs. Harris of the Vogue Millinery
has returned after an absence of
about six weeks, which time she
spent visiting the millinery style
centers and purchasing her fall
stock. Mrs Harris tells us the
ladies OF Caldwell and vicinity will
have one of the biggest assortments
from which to make their selections
for fall and winter that has ever
been offered them. In fact, there is
going to be world of dainty, pref
ty things this fall--it looks like 1t
is going to be pretty hard to choose
a favorite. There will be lots of
things for the little folks, too.
Not long ago Mrs. Harris bought
the leading millinery store in Weiser
and this place, with the Emmett and
Caldwell stores, gives her great lat
Itude in buying. She can not only
buy in larger quantities, but also
get bigger and better assortments'
This enables her to offer her pa
irons larger lines to select from and
better prices than under ordinary
buying conditions.
Mrs. Harris brings with her
trimmer Of exceptional ability, lady