The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-09

Suits thoroughly cleaned and press
ed, Sl.5O. Frank Weaver, Tailor, Me-
randa's old stand. If
c. B. Steunenberg, the well-known
Van Wyck merchant, was in Caldwell
Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Graft of Succor creel, took a
20OOtb. Percheron stallion from the
| Turner market this week.
Don't delay having the baby's pic
ture taken. Something might happen
The Snodgrass Picture Shop are ex-
perts on child photographing. F9tf
Every Socialist in the city is invited
to hear Mr.. Arnold of the Men and
Religion Forward Movement speak at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
He will prove interesting.
Attorney R. B. Scatterday is in re-
ceipt of letter from Judge Frank
J. Smith, who is at San Diego, Cal,
in which the latter states that he is
greatly improved in health.
Swain Beatty broke his right arm
Monday at the wrist. He was trying
to close freight car door, The in
jured member was set and is knitting
as rapidly as could be expected.
Thomas Eliot returned Sunday
from Hoquiam and Aberdeen, Wash,
| where he had been for some time,
looking over the situation from a
business standpoint in those cities.
Evan & App" is the name of new
business firm recently organized in
this city. The members of the firm
are Louis Vanderberg and F.. A. APP
person. They are located across the
street from the Tribune Office and will
engage in the second hand business.
The Baptist ladies will join Sunday
evening in union service for ladies'
only at the Christian church. Their
church home will be given over to an
address by Mr.. Arnold, campaign
manager of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement.
Mrs. w. M. Case. entertained the
fair members of the Presbyterian
congregation at the manse Wednes-
day evening. A very delightful time
was spent by all, and it was practi-
cally determined that a Westminster
Guild will be organized in the very
| near future.
The Platt- Peckham Co. of this city
has purchased the E. A. Johnson
furniture store and undertaking es-
Enlistment at Parma. This is the
store which was formerly owned by
Mr.. A. H. Lang. Mr.. I. H. Keller,
who has been with Messrs. Plat &
Peckham for some time, will have
charge of the Parma establishment.
The stockholders of the Parma State
bank have elected the following Off
GERS: E. M. Kirkpatrick, president; F.
E. Fiske, vice president; J. c. Black
we'll, cashier; R. B. Mitchell, assist
ant cashier; directors-E. M. Kirk
patrick, T. J. Mitchell, F. E. Fisk, H.
c. Baldridge, II. c. Andersen, Edgar
Dilley, J. c. Blackwell, z. S. Barnum,
c. B. Ross.
Little Jerome Burns has been taken
to the Canyon hospital at Caldwell for
treatment of an abcess on his lower
jaw which was caused by being hit
with SNOWFALL while playing al
school at Central Park. He is in a
critical condition as he is naturally
not very strong which lessons the
possibilities of a speedy recovery
Middleton Herald.
The officers and department super.
intendents of the w. c. Il. U. of the
county will hold an executive meeting
at the Christian church today. The
morning session opens at 1890 and
will be business meeting. In the
afternoon Mrs. Nettie Chip Of Boise
state president of the union, will make
a report on the national convention
recently held at Milwaukee. At Az
the local l.. 7. L. will render a shor
musical and literary program.
The Studebaker Co. has moved into
the new brick building recently erect
ed by Messrs. Clark and Cleaver a
the corner of Main and Ninth. TIL,
new quarters are conveniently ar
ranged in every particular. The frs
floor is used for Office and display
rooms. Carriages and vehicles of al
kinds are stored on the second floor
in the basement and in the old ware
room. Manager Edelfsen is wei
pleased with his new place of business
The U. S. Civil Service commission