The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-28
DR.. Harold Dresser of Middleton is

Dr. Harold Dresser of Middleton is
seriously sick at the home of his mo-
Their at 822 Dearborn street. DR.. ORES
ser has typhoid fever. He is some.
what better than he has been.
I Miss Ruth Morgan of Manassas
Va, is looking for a husband and has
asked the help of the mayor of Sill
yer City, according to the Avalanche
In case the Silver City mayor canno,
furnish the husband we suggest that
Mayor Turner of Caldwell be pressed
into service. Mayor Turner is able to
fill most any kind of contract. Ruth
is II years of age and has a yearning
for the west and western men.
On Friday, Nov 81, 1913, at the
hour of high noon or Whereabouts,
Miss Cora Plat was discovered by
the Tribune's Hired Man emerging
from Fred Mitchell's new house in a
neat but not gaudy parabola.
Beal & Curtis are advertising in
this isue a new kind of check-box or
head-gate which is attracting consider
able attention. 1t is made OF two
pieces of galvanized iron, each piece
being bent to the requisite shape by
an implement made for that purpose,
and by use of which the manufacture
ing cost is very much less than would
otherwise be possible. The advant-
ages claimed for this check-box over
wooden ones are: Less work is re-
quired to locate it. Water is not 50
likely to cut around or under it. 1t
can be dug up and reset any number
of times without injury. 1t will not
rot, warp or split, no knots to crack
or fall out, no nails to loosen, nc
joints that will open. 1t will last a.
long as a dozen wooden ones ant
costs no more if the time used il
making the latter is figured at fai
wages. 1t looks good to us and W,
hope it will prove so to both makers
and users.
The third number of the Lecture
Course will be given next Thursday
evening, December 4th, at $50 SHARP
at the Huree. This is one of the mos
popular numbers on the Course, be-
ing the Dixie Jubilee Singers. The
company is a Quintette, being vocal
Quartette with a high-class pianist
One of the quartette is classy reader
and another. banjoist, while Mr.
Turner the basso has national repu-
tation. But for his color Mr.. Turner
would be way beyond our reach. He
has one of the finest voices on the
American stage.
Remember the entertainment start:
promptly at $3.50 and that no one viii
be seated during the rendition of {
number Be prompt
| Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Botkin extend
ed their hospitality to number o
their friends last Wednesday evening
who were entertained with dinner ant
bridge. The rooms were artisticall,
decorated with carnations and ferns
The hostess was assisted by tn
Misses Martha and Bess Price nat
Violet Sanberg. The four cours
dinner was prepared and served b,
the Misses Mary Paine, Pauline CARR
son and Charlotte Dewhirst, member
| of the Domestic Science class of tn
College, under the direction of thei
supervisor, Miss Margaret Nichol
Much credit is due these young ladie
for their efficient work. Those en-
joying the evening were Messrs. an
Mesdames Rose, Boyes, Scatterday
Walker, Sanberg. Sutton, Haydor
Devers, Baker. Maxey, Elston, John
son, Mr.. Raymond Price and Mis-
Opal Stewart. The ladies prize,
dainty handpainted cup and sauce
was won by Miss Stewart, and tn
gentleman's prize, thermos bottl'
by Mr.. Walker.