The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-25

Ed. Morgan is in the city from the
Parl mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers. son and daugh-
tiers, were Parma visitors, Friday.
Miss Emily Collier is quite sick Al
her home in Payette with scarlet fever
Mrs. Alex .Ballentyne visited in this
city with Mrs. Chas. Burger last week
Mrs. E. c. Moore is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. N. G. Sullens. near
Vale, Oregon.
Mrs. w. B. Jones is down from
Arrowrock visiting with friends and
relatives.
Lewis Douglass was operated on al
the Canyon hospital for appendicitis
last week, successfully.
The family of Kenneth Mckenzie
have arrived in the city and will make
their home here during the winter.
c. S. Doan returned from business
trip east last week.
The city is preparing to lay much
needed walks around the city hall.
Miss Angie Pulaski is in the city
from Payette, where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Marie Burgher visited in
Nampa Saturday and Sunday. the
guest of Miss Gladys Hamberg.
Fashion stables were sold at public
auction Saturday afternoon.
The Hon. Geo. Tannahill. Demo-
cratic candidate for United States
senator, addressed the faithful at the
opera house Saturday night.
When you eat at the Home Restau-
rant you get your moneys worth
every time. ol8-nl
L. A. Coblentz, of Idaho Falls, So
cialist candidate for governor, address
sed an audience at the city hall Satur-
day, on Socialist principles.
The street and water departments
Of the City of Caldwell have COM
pleted the excavating for the cold
storage basement at the city hall, have
set much of the concrete and are now
completing the structure. One of the
interesting features of the work is the
hydraulic syphon, constructed by G..
H. Fuller, by which the excavating
was kept clear of water by stream
from the city mains, scientifically, or
mechanically, called jet pump. Many
people stopped to see It work.
The Sophomores Of the Caldwell
high school held a class party in the
high school gymnasium Friday night.
Popular games were played and re-
freshments were served Professor
Green represented the faculty of the
party. The faculty of the school has
permitted the classes to hold their
parties at the school building on the
promise that the boys of the four
classes not to make trouble on the
school grounds. This plan seems to
be working very successfully.
G. H. Fuller has completed the
moving of the animal drinking foun-
tain from the corner of Sixth avenue
and Arthur streets to the front of the
city hall.
Word was received from the COM
pany making the city's new auto
chemical fire extinguisher, that the
same would be shipped from the fact
ory Tuesday of last week. 1t will
nrobabl yarrive here about the first OF
November.
Twenty-one regular meals for $s.2s
If you have a ticket at Home Restau-
rant. olS-nl
w. H. Campbell, who had charge of
the Idaho Railway, Light & Power
Co., was transferred to Boise. and last
week, he, together with his family,
moved to Boise, where thy will make
THAR home ~ the f,,<,,ve
The College of Idaho's football team
met the Payette high school team on
the gridiron at Payette, Saturday, and
defeated them by score of S. to O.
The 1000 feet of fire hose recently
purchased by the city for use on the
new auIo-chemical fire extinguisher.
has arrived and is stored at the city
hall.
John Steunenberg and c. L. Sloan
representatives to the Odd Fellows
grand lodge, which met at Wallace
returned home Saturday. They re-
port a splendid session.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Wright are in the
city, having been called here by the
death of Mrs. Holt, the doctors sis
ter.
The Weiser Commercial club j.
raising money to build cannery a
Weiser. 1t is said that 100000 ha'
been raised.
Extensive additions are being mad
on the Methodist parsonage, whicl
will make three large new rooms NOR
to the building.