The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-27
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The best 25c broom in Caldwell at
Flynn's Grocery. f27
F. E. Trotter of Homedale spent
Sunday and Monday in Caldwell.
]. B. Bell transacted business at EN-
NETT the latter part of last week,
Mrs. J. A. Baker and daughter, Miss
Bea, were Boise visitors Monday.
Baker & Harris always sell to the
same people-they must have a good
reason for coming back. f6-m6
Miss Alma Beswick of Caldwell. and
Mr.. Theodore c. Gregory OF Boise
were married at Boise Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. l. M. Lake have re-
turned from Alamogordo, New Mex
leo, where they spent the winter most
pleasantly
Messrs. J. B. Gowen and NJ. H. Glib
bons attended the Commercial Club
banquet at Nampa Thursday evening
of last week.
Sunday is the first Sunday of Lent.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are
Ember days, days set apart for fast
ing and prayer.
Mrs. ]. H. Ford arrived home this
week from Rochester, Mimi, fully re-
covered from the operation which
she recently underwent.
Messrs. Sam Judd and Clay Cox
will soon establish a transfer line in
Caldwell. They. are both experienced
in this line of business.
We have just received nice fresh
shipment of lunch goods, among
which on will find Idaho Full Cream
Cheese, Wisconsin Brick Cheese, Oar
farm Cheese; also the strongest Linn
burger. Flynn's Grocery, phone 80.
A cordial invitation is extended to
you to attend the Millinery Opening
Monday, March End, 1914. NJ. E.
Gilgan Sarchet, OH Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Schnabel are
now located at Hillsboro, Oregon,
and will make their future home in
that city. Hillsboro is in Washington
county in western Oregon.
That new Panther Coal that arrived
a week ago is all O. K. If you don't
believe it ask those who are using it.
The only place you can get it is at
II. ID. Hanna & Co. Phone Is. f20-ti
DR.. F. F. Maxey, formerly of Cald-
we'll, and now located at Boise, has
gone east to take post graduate work
at the Mayo Bros. hospital at Roch-
ester, MINI. He will also visit other
eastern cities before returning to
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Price of Boise
were in Caldwell Sunday and Mon
day. They were the guests of Mrs
Prices parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Dement, Mr. Price returned Monday
evening but Mrs. Price will remain
the balance of the week.
q. w. SnodgrasS returned Saturday
night from Dinuba, California, where
he visited his daughter for month
Mr.. Snodgrass says that the people
of California look forward to big
crops this year owing to the album
dance of rain they have had
Bedecked with postage stamps
amounting to So cents, May Hiersdof,
age years, was sent from Lewiston
to Grangeville by parcels post. She
was consigned to her grandmother
for visit; weighed 40 pounds and
went distance of rs miles.
Messrs. B. F. Swatman, w. l.
Smith, George Alderman, Ben Acker-
man and Earl Mccullough of New
Plymouth were in Caldwell the latter
part of last week. Messrs. Ben Ack-
erman, George Alderman and Smith
took out their naturalization papers
while in the city.
Messrs. J. H. Altizer, rural carrier
on route No. /; w. R. Vaughan OF
Route No. 2 and L. H. Payne oil
route spent Monday at Payette
where they attended meeting oil
rural carriers of Canyon and Wash
ington counties. This convention is
held annually on Washington birth.
day.
Mrs. Alice Frost has traded hel
farm west of town for a farm neal
Willows, c lifornia. The trade was
made with Mrs. Boone's sister, who
desires to return to Idaho. Mrs. Fros
left Middleton to join her hus.
band at Gilroy and they will Their
move to their new home at Willows
Middleton Herald.
Phone 20 ] for the best nut coal or
the market See the ad of the Cald
well Ice & Cold Storage Co. on anotf
er page.
Mrs. Lula L. Shepard, who speak
at the Community House at p. IN.
on Tuesday, the 3rd, is lady of ma
tional reputation and never fails t
delight her audiences. She is very
popular in the east and never fail
to command $4,000 per week. Al
the women's organizations in Caldwell