The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-22

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See Miss Bess Price as the Widow
in 1.-THE Kleptomaniac," November o.
at the old college building. Tickets
on sale Friday at Botkin- Harmon's,
rs cents. n2l
John T. Thorp. OF Bliss, was a Cald-
well visitor Tuesday.
Ed. Morgan of Pearl, Idaho, who
has been in our city for several DAYS.
left Wednesday for Texas, for 3
months visit with his mother.
]. P. Reed, attorney OF Emmett. was
in town on business Wednesday.
Martin Jensen made a trip to Home
dale, Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed Adam was Boise visitor
Friday.
Rev. Ollie. Of Nampa, was business
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams, OF
Greenleaf, were visitors in the Magic
City Wednesday.
Mrs. Peterson, sister of DR.. Ciqrav.
who has been visiting at his home for
a few weeks, left Wednesday for her
home in Portland.
Mr.. H. E. Wallace was in Middle
ton, Wednesday,, hooking after his
business interests there.
Miss Nickerson, the teacher at Gen.
trail Park. was in Caldwell Wednes-
Mr.. R. B. Scatterday visited the
capital city Friday.
The following are some Of those in
attendance at the teachers meeting.
held at the high school last Saturday:
Miss Gorrie, Mrs. Paynter, and Mr..
Cummings, of Middleton.
Rev. Harry Hayes and family of
Greenleaf, were in our city last week.
Mr.. ]. M. Thompson was a Boise
visitor Friday.
Mr.. D. L. Bailey Of Boise has been
visiting since Saturday at the home of
his son, Mr.. O.SV. Bailey, in this city.
Mrs. Damie Newcomer came Satur-
day from South Bend, Indiana, to visit
for few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Austin.
Mr.. Moffett of Nampa, attended the
organ recital at the Methodist church
last Sunday.
See Miss Haley as the proud,
naughty Mrs. Ashton, in "the Klepto-
maniac" November %, at old college
building. Tickets on sale Friday at
Botkin- Harmon's. rs cents. n22
The following are some new books
received at the library:
Marie Claire, by Audoux.
The Prodigal Son, by Hester.
The Game, by London.
Sana of the Island Town, by VOL
lard.
The Mountain Girl. BY Erskine.
The Money Moon, by Farnel.
Hilda Lessways, by Bennett.
How The World is Fed, by Carpen,
Blue Jackets Of 1889. by Abbott.
Besides other juvenile books.
Mr.. Caldwell, of Parma, was in
town on business Saturday.
Mr. F. Peterson visited with re-
latives here the latter part of last
week. He left for his home in Kan
sas City, Saturday.
Miss Ross, of Boise, was a Sunday
visitor in this city. \
Mr. w. H. Schenck was business
visitor in our city Monday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. McCoard, president of the Gem
Irrigation district, was in on business
Wednesday.
Robert. the little son Of Professor
Murphy, who was sick last week, il
much improved.
A daughter was born, Novembel
2lst, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ragsdale, o.
Star.
Miss Helen Lovejoy entertained al
slumber party Wednesday evening
The invited guests were Misses Haze
Harrignton, Elizabeth O'Connor
Louise Clamby, Ednctta St. Clair ans
Helen Bicknell.
See-Mrs. Case, as Mrs. Benton, il
pocket book-"The Kleptomaniac,
November %, in old college building
Tickets on sale, Friday. at Botkin
Harmon Drug Store, Is cents. NJ
Mr.. ]. B. Newport, from Roswell
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Dean High y ~ at her hom'
in Deer Flat. DR.. Miller is in atten
dance.
Mr.. chas. Wiilets Of Roswell, wa
Caldwell visitor Wednesday. .
John Dykstra Of Nampa. was u
town over Sunday.
Mrs. F. G. Gilbert, who was takel
sick last week, is very low.
See" The Kleptomaniac" at tn
old college building, November ~, b,
Westminster Guild. Tickets on sal
Friday at Botkin- Harmo Drug stor
rs cents. NJ
The Lincoln school played the Ros
well high school ct Recreation Park
Wednesday afternoon, at football Tn
score was twenty-thfee to nothing I
favor of Roswell
Mr.. Phil Amouroux, Of Namp,
spent Sunday in the city.