The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-21

otherwise quiet and sober little ham,
let.
William Barlow, the American Sun
day school exponent for all southern
Idaho and eastern Oregon, is making
brief stay in Caldwell. Mr.. Barlow
makes Caldwell his headquarters, stop
ping at the Ackley Inn. He radiates
to points hundred miles distant and
occupies neglected and deserted fields,
organizes Sunday schools, holds
short special revival services and does
general all-round religious work.
A elect little fishing party consist
ing of Miss Hart, Miss Carr and Mrs.
Whitherspoon went out to the res
ervoir Tuesday and had jolly good
time trying to put angle worms on
their hooks and later got agitatM in
trying to take the cruel hook out of
the mouth of some little suckers. The
young women got their moneys worth.
A party of young ladies led by Miss
Elvira Clamby spent Tuesday after
noon in Curtis Park where the real tan
was taken on in beautiful style.
A college party of young women
spent Saturday afternoon in Curtis
park, where they enjoyed the rustic
region thoroughly.
Mrs. M. A. Mclaughlin, 5l2 Jay St.,
LaCross. Wis, writes that she suf-
fered all kinds of pains in her back and
hips on account of kidney trouble and
Rheumatism. II got some Foley Kid
ney Pills and after taking them for a
few days there was wonderful
change in my case, for the pain entire
ly left my back and hips and l am
thankful there is such medicine as
Foley Kidney Pills. Botkin & Har-
mon Drug Co.
Rev. Minnie Dickinson Of Boise,
came down the latter part of last week
to witness the graduation of her dau-
glitter, Caroline. at the college of Idaho
and spent the evening Friday with
Mrs. B. w. Rice, returning to the cap
ital city on Saturday Mrs. Dickin-
son breaches for one of Bosses Con-
gregational Missions.
Sunday evening, last, was Child
rens' day in the Methodist church at
Star. The house was packed to all its
standing room. Three young ladies'
Ada Rogers, Beulah Miller and Miss
McCrath put about thrifty children
through the happiest performance
that has ever been the lot of Star peo-
pie to see. Number after number was
carried out in pretty style and sur
prised and delighted the lage audience.
The house was decorated tastefully
and deliberately with roses and pansies,
asparagus and tules and long grasses.
A rainbow arch of roses was mounted
over the rostrum, from which hung a
a rose cross In the quiet solemn NOM
ent just prior to the opening of the
first number, a lamp chimney on a
lamp not lighted, shattered in thous-
ands of symmetrical pieces. giving
out a peculiar sound of music. The
pieces were gathered up and will be
sent to the Scientific American as a
curiosity.
We develop films and have them
ready in the morning. We use the
paper best adapted to YOUR film
not one kind for all films. That's why
we give better work. 1t don't cost
any more either Try US once. Snod.
grass Picture Shop.
. Sideshow in connection with the
J Wild West attempted to display OBJ
} scene pictures here Tuesday, when thu
police arrested the operator. Thu
/ management paid $3.50 fine and cos
and shup up the shop. The authori
, ties in Caldwell have gone on recor'
: against anything of this kind and NJ
. kind of license will hereafter be con