The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-20


opment Congress, held in Boise Hon
day and Tuesday.
Parents OF pupils in the city schools
are invited to attcnd tase recepxiun to
be given by the Forward Cluh, in
horror of the teachers At the Colnner-
cial club rooms, Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 10th. at eight o'clock.
Mr.. S. T. JeAreys, now IN attorney
at Boise, was in Caldwell the 18th inst.
Mr.. Jeffreys frat saw Caldwell in 1888,
when there was only one house. q sort
Of = combination road house. with n
the assessments. He revisited ~
place for the first time few moutas
ago. No one can fully appreciate the
wonderful progress of the country, ex-
cept such person as Mt. Jeffreys.
Miss Ethelwyn FORMER is taking a
short vacation. She will spend sew
eral days at Boise.
SPECIAL-For Saturday only
All taffies at lsc pound-THE CO
LONIAL.
Mrs. Bessie Burch and son, Leslie
Marsh, have moved to Arrowrock,
where Mr.. Marsh is employed on the
government works.
John Steunenbere. c. L. Sloaa and
F. E. Phillips were elected delegates
to the Grand Lodge, l. O. @. F., which
meets at Wallace. Idaho. this year.
Messrs. G. H. Fuller and S. H. Nas-I
sar have returned from the Boise
county mountains. They say that
they got no bear, but Messrs. Fuller
and vasar claim that each had killed
two deer.
The Caldwell Traction cesnpany =
preparing to erect a brick building at
the cornor of Arthur and Seventh
streets for a power horse and ware
rooms. Work on the same will be
pushed rapidly to completion.
Miss Flora Taylor and Ennis K. Al
tizer, both of this city, were nsssied
at 4 o'clock, p. m, Saturday, BY Justice
Bower. The bridegroom Is motor
man on the Boise Caldwell interurhanr
They will make their horne II Caid-|
well. y ss
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Conover and
children left Saturday night for Port-I
land, Oregon, where they will make
their future home. The Concvers0
were social favorites and villa be yeryl
greatly missed by . large circle Of
friends.
The Idaho Traction company xre'
preparing to buildSa depot and power
house on their property at the corner
of Main and Fifth streets. The build
ing will be of pressed brick With ce-
ment facings, one story i teigAsh, go
feet square. and willste oenaanental tO|
the city.
SPECIAL-For Saturday Only
All taffies at l5c pOund--T THE Col
LONIALe
The city council met with A. Ell
Clark, representing the idaho RailWay,]
Light & Power company, SATURDAY.
night, to perfect arrangements for the|
better lighting Of our streets. Fifteen1
arcs and 60 tungstens win De installed.
It Is expected to have the system NIL
stalled in time for the Canyon County
Fair.
A. w. Bennett sold hrs pretty cottegeI
on Fillmore street last week TO Mr.
Studevant, stock dealer Of Boise
who has already taken possession. MIL
and Mrs. Bennett will lsave for SaIkl
Lake City, Utah, in the near future,
where Mr.. Bennett will engage in the
plumbing business. It will take sew
eral weeks for Messrs. Bennett & Son
to complete their contracts ct THAI
place.
Miss Ruth Oliver chs ws.k sas &l,e !
victim of a surprise party composed
of number of her friends. The young
people congregated at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vandenberx,
where Miss Oliver has stopped sincel
the FIRE, which destroyed the Lemastefj
residence. Music and refreshmentsl
were served to make the evening one
of unalloyed pleasure.
Miss Mamie Stalker of Halfway,1
Oregon, left Thursday for Jordanl
Valley, where she will visit frieAds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Rlackstock oil
Enterprise. were in town Friday.
Miss Ada Isaac was down from
Boise Friday, doing some steno-
graphic work for Judge Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /. Eakin Of Van
couver, WasA. who have been visit
ing in Rockville md vicinisy, let al
Saturday for their home.
Mr.: and Mrs. Stiensprings Of Atlaa-I
tic City, Wyo., were CaldweA visitors]
Sunday.
VIM. J. Narr and wife Of Moths. !
SpcuU rfiudy IN VOWn On OuSnc3S. 5S
We are informed that w. L. Has
brock is keeping hstchelor qaasters]
at the George Handy residence. 1ur-|
ing their absence, ard that al the
boys are cordially invited to can al
any time.
Miss Nelly A. Perkins of Haley
Idaho, spent Sunday in this city.
NJ. Moss of Boise, was in TOWN
On Business Saturday.
]. II. Gipson went to Boise Mon-,
day to spend few days transacting|
business.
SPECIAL-For Saturday only
All taffies at lSc pound-THE CO.
LONIAL.
Mrs w. L. Williams is reported to
be recovering nicely
Born-Septmber 10th, to Mrs. and
Mr.. Percy Jessups. south of town; a
girl
Holmes D. Glover was over from
Jordan Valley and spent last Thurs
day in the city.