The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-12-12


in Fargo last Thursday The ladies'
report the most enjoyable afternoon
| Work viii De begun on the Netho-
dist church next week and 1t viii Dc
completed as SOON as possible
/ Mr. Wilson, representing rac Dz-
wilson Grocery OF Boise was IN town
On busanes Friday
The w P Bean Mercantile Co
have moved into their new quarters
IN the Heath Building Their new
location Is very Convenient, light and
roony
Charles Parsons was In town on
business Monday.
Edwin Van Wyngzrden was over
from Caldwell last week and hauled
the G. H. Xzu Wyngzrden tools back
to the county metropolis
The l0-round boxing match between
Jack Owsiey and Czssius Heagy is
to occur here next Friday night
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church will give a chicken pie supper
and hold bazaar for the sale OF fan
cy articles including aprons, bags. ia
bots, etc, at Laurel Hall. Tuesday
evening, December I6 Supper will
be served from 6 to g.
J-W. Graf was in from his ranch
Monday.
G. VI. Burt returned from a bust
ness trip to Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs Gerard Adams is slowly re-
covering from severe attack OF Ia
grippe
Miss Ruth Lehner is able to be
around again though not yet able to
go to school. Miss Annie is able to
sit up part of the day.
DR.. t. D. Fzrrar was down from
De Lamar last week looking over
things here. He was well pleased
with the prospects and ne and his
family are expected here about the
10Th OF the month TO make this their
home
A V. Townsend was down from
Silver City on business last week
The Burns Brothers purchased two
residence lots last week.
The license has been issued for an
electric light plant for Homedzie-
TIE Commercial club held their
regular meeting at Laurel Hall Sat-
urday night Former committees re-
ported, reports were accepted and the
discharged Three COM
mittees were appointd for future work.
F. B. Richardson, l. 3. Yaden and
f. E. kaufman were appointed as
for An open meeting to be
held Saturday evening, Dec %. F.
3. Richardson, Richard Sleeper and
Thomas TAR are to form a commit
tee for Christmas entertainment. The
school will furnish the program for
the evening under the management
of Prof. Richardson assisted by
Misses Mercer and Potter and Messrs
Sleeper and Tarr are to look after
the east The committee for New
Years consists OF Willard Robinson,
Clyde Fellows and w. P. Bean. A
dance is to be given under the super
vision OF this committee Later it
was decided that on account OF Christ
mas following so closely the open
meeting OF the Ors1 that the latter
would be postponed until some time
in January. The dance given New
Years eve will be in the Peck hall
and the Gilbert orchestra will furnish
the music. 1t will be under the same
management as before and a we'll con-
Quoted affair is assured.
T. A. Bean. father OF w. P. and
Sam Bean, arrived here Monday from
Spokane He will spend the winter
here
J. D. Young has the foundation for
his bungalow completed.
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Clay were in
town from the ranch Monday.
NJ. ]. Kirkpatrick was down from
Boise Friday with a party of four
land seekers. A sale of business and
residence lots was made and i'm
provements will begin soon.
Mrs. L. B. Cowan and Mrs. James
Pegram were in town shopping Mon
day.
Dow Dunning returned from his
South Mountain ranch last week. Two
of his sons came with him. One o.
the sons went on to Moscow to en-
ter school and the other one will at
tend school here
Mrs. Sam Clay was in town shop
ping Saturday.
Lucille and Grace Tarr are out of
school this week Chicken pox is the
cause.
Our sister city. Claytonia, is getting
ready for flying start and rapid
growth. The town is fully laid out
and lies on both sides of the old Jor-
dan Valley road, 81 of a mile south