The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14
LOCAL and PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Darius, of the Golden
Gate addition, are rejoicing in the
advent of brand new daughter.
Mrs. Charles Baker went home from
the hospital Sunday. She is very much
improved.
Miss Hoyt, who has been very sick,
is doing very nicely.
w. S. Clore, who has been suffering
from broken arm. is rounding into
shape very nicely.
We make our own Ice Cream-The
Colonial.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Turner, living east of town, was
operated upon for adenoids Monday
by DR.. Haley. The same physician
performed like operation the same
day upon ne son of Mr.. ad Mrs. L. G.
Beal of this city.
| Arthur Brown, who has been a
resident for the past q years in this
part of the country, died on May 23rd
at Lents, suburb of Portland, of
tuberculosis. Many old timers will
remember Mr.. Brown. He leaves
his wife, one son and one daughter,
all living at Lents.
From the America Wooden Com
pany of Boston, comes little book
let entitled From Wool to Cloth"
The booklet is very tastefully gotten
| up and tells the story in truly de-
llightful manner.
i Jessie Radel, living about four miles
east of town, short time ago re-
ceived slight cut on the index finger
of her right hand. Carbolized vaseline
was applied and directly it was motto
ed that instead Of getting better the
finger was becoming much inaamed
Gangerene set in with the result thai
the doctors had hard fight to save
the hand. it being necessary to ampu
tate the finger. One of the physicians
gives us the information that the car
bolic acid in the vaseline acts in Thu
manner on some skins.
;. Fresh Vanilla, Strawberry and Mo
:. lasses Taffy at the Colonial.
The wife of one of our prominen
citizens was arrested on the complain
r. of a girl to whom she had given
check for $5O.50 in payment of ser
. vices rendered, Wednesday afternoo
late Bond was given and the lady re
Il leased.
nj The wife and family of S. A. D. For
dyce left Tuesday evening of this wee
y for Missouri, where they joined MI
Fordyce,. who is now in business i
a, that city.
RI Miss Genevieve Flynn entertaine
at luncheon and cards -Wednesda
D. afternoon.
t. Mr.. R. M. McCracken of Boise wa
in the city Tuesday, looking over tn
m political situation. Mr. McCraken h;
Or an eye on Congress.
Call 228 Black when you want goe
as well-Aavored Ice Cream. We deliv
it.-The Colonial.
ay Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. o
burn, a otb. son, at the residence
in Geo. Dement,. Mother and child a
doing we'll. =,
is Friends of Mrs. Edna Reynold
Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Dryd
of this city will be interested to lea
We that she graduated early in the mon
cir from the training school for nurses
the Emergency and General Hosp'
or at Los Angeles, California.
D. C. c. Gilbert. the Chyropract
AZ a. has sold his practice and will in +
ek days 20 out to the homestead OF
g" wife and try his art on the stuboe
'ek plants of the earth. giving them
proper adjustments to encourage
g" crops. D. Gilbert is succeeded by
on Flora May Patton. of Boise. who '
e' occupy the same Offices in the X
building.
y" Mrs. M. A. Mclaughlin, sl2 Jay
a LaCross, Wis, writes that she
T. fered all kinds of pains in her back
Nc hips on account OF kidney trouble
ve,l Rheumatism. II got some Foley n
ney Pills and after taking them 70
nth few days there was wonde
the change in my case, for the pain ent
Of " left my back and hips and l
drs. thankful there is such medicine
Foley Kidney Pills. Botkin q :
St. mon Drug Co.
this w. w. Bailey who lives across
Mrs. Snake river south Of Caldwell n;
lot of nice white ducks. The ba
'ruit family is fond of duck meat and
lon often feast on q large greasy
tern Their ducks run along an irr'ga
met ditch that passes through their