The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-24

Charles Mitchell visited in Boise
several days last week.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Cook of Boise,
spent Sunday in Caldwell.
Mrs. Rowland is feeling better after
an illness of several weeks.
c. S. Faurot Of Wciser was III Gala
we'll Tuesday o1 business.
Harold Anderson spent the week
end visiting John Glass of Caldwell.
Mr.. Frank Mumford visited at the
Steunenberg ranch near Star Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hayden were
viewing the sights in the capital last
Friday
Fresh, clean, wholesome groceries
Baker & Harris. a3-24
Bruce Gifin of Parma, was in Cald-
well Monday to meet with the min
isterial association.
Miss Josephine Steunenberg re-
turned Sunday evening from a visit
at the c. B. Steunenberg ranch.
w. r. Wilkersoni was under the
weather several days last week, suf-
'ering from tonsilitis and la grippe.
Notes, mortgages and warrants
bought and sold. Phone or see A. ].
Myers. over Baker & Harris Store.
CALDWELL al7-tf
Vern billiard has moved on to his
foFty-acre ranch, near Homedale, that
he purchased last week from ]. S.
Harrington.
c, B. Banks of the firm of Banks &
Walker has rented the Long so acres
sast of town and will farm the same
his summer.
The choir of the Methodist church
was royalty entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w, Cakes Thursday evening
of last week.
Mrs. ]. d. Kyle entertained twenty
aides at d merry go-round tea Tues
lay afternoon at her home on Cleve-
land Boulevard.
The ladies of the Methodist church
ire giving series of merry-go-round
entertainments for the benefit of the
church building fund.
Mrs. Harris fixtures are all for
sale and she is going out of business.
The big millinery stock is now being
sold at next to nothing.
Little Dickie Holt was unfortunate
enough to run large splinter in his
leg Monday which required the SER
vices of surgeon to remove.
Mrs. ]. ii. Forbes gave a merry-go-
round party Thursday afternoon. A
neat sum was realized for the build
ing fund of the M. f. church.
From a half to a two-thirds dis
count is pretty good saving. That
is what the Vogue is offering you.
Mrs, n, +. Harris is quitting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Bailey will So
lourn to Arrow Rock Saturday where
Mr.. Badley will give his Riley enter
tainment Saturday and Sunday and
address the Y M. c, A. Sunday even
ing.
Madden & Bailey. who recently
purchased the Keyser lots on the
Boulevard, are improving the same.
They are to be plowed, levelled and
set to grass and the firm may build
on them during the season.
Mr.. Cope, a merchant tailor of On
tario, was in Caldwell on court bust
ness Wednesday. Mr.. Cope has one
of the nice tracts in Sunny Slope,
highly improved. and is very enthu-
siastic over this part of tn ecountry.
w, K. Sebree has organized and is
now giving instructions in the tango
with variations. You can get the
hesitation" the innovation hesti-
tation,' the Irritation turn" the
"maxixe, the ''pousse cafe" with in
terpretations by Mr.. Sebree himself.
1t is understood that Mr.. Sebree is
meeting with great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. II. Kellar will re-
turn to Parma the first of May where
they will make their home. Mr.. KeI-
lar will again take charge of the Platt-
Peckham store there. He states
that he greatly enjoyed his residence
at Parma and will be glad to get back
there, A great many Caldwell people
will be sorry to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. kellar are to leave us.
R. R. Fisk. who had Just returned
from the bedside of his mother in FL
Paso, Texas, leaving her as he thought
very much improved, received tele-
9, am from his brother that she had
died Tuesday night. Mrs. Fisk was
- years cd Mr. Fisk left early
ThurSay morning for Denver, where
the remains will be buried tomorrow.
Mrs. Fisk LEFT four children: Mes
danes L. H. Bailey and A. C. For
roster of Lewiston; and ]. R. Fisk
of FL Paso and R. R. Fisk of Cald-
well.
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