The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For feed and field seeds see II. D.
Hanna 4 Co. m20tf
Mrs. Donald Martin was Boise
visitor early in the week
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. McGee Saturday
Eby and Eperson Of the Eby Land
Co, were in Caldwell Tuesday on A
land deal.
Chas. p Hartley, the Emmett nur-
seryman, was in Caldwell with trees
| last Wednesday.
Tom Jones, one of Bosses old time
attorneys, was in Caldwell Wednes-
day on legal business
A. Hoover, who has been in a very
critical condition for some time, is
not improved and seems TO be getting
weaker all the time
H. -. Hanna and company shipped
two car loads OF spuds to eastern
| points this week. The market is low
with little prospect for the better
See the menue Of the Easter sup
per served by the Baptist Young Peo-
pie, Saturday evening, April 18th.
Next to News Office. Prompt ser
| vice.
Automobile and cash TO trade for
property.--See or phone
a. |. MYERS
Over Baker & Harris Store
| Dr.. Tiff, one Of the big men in
Methodism, will pass through Cald-
well for Homedale Saturday, where
he will dedicate the NJ. F. church at
that pace Sunday.
!! Miss frankie Maddin, principal OF
the Butte, Montana, school for years,
is in the city on brief visit and bust
ness trip She was formerly principle
OF the Caldwell schools.
O. " Badley's Sunday school class
OF boys held party at his home last
Monday night and organized a patrol
Of Boy Scouts The boys are plann-
ing several hikes during the summer,
Pony Young, one Of the oldest
timers in the. Boise Valley was on
the streets shaking hands with old
friends Pony once owned the town
site of Nampa and still lives IN the
sister town
Mrs. Brooks left Tuesday for Sill
yer City after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Handy
Mrs. Handy will leave shortly for
Boise, where she will take a course in
business college.
o. v. Bailey will give his POT
Luck With The Poets" entertainment
at the Franklin school house Friday
night, under the auspicies of Bill
Biggs Sunday school class Mr.. Biggs
has some fifty members in his class
which is one Of largest in Idaho.
Say, you selfish fellow, who are al
ways getting something to suit your
self, and lettin the wife fight the
smoke and SCOT, order some OF that
old original and genuine Rock
Springs coal of Fl. d. Hanna g. Co,
and cooking will be pleasure to the
good wife. 1t makes no SCOT If
c. c, Anderson and Rev. Whsle
Martin were over from Boise Mon
day and took in the Traders Day
sales. They expressed much pleasure
in seeing so much business activity
and the manner in which these SPLEEN
did events were handled.
In letter from DR., Powell, former
pastor of the Methodist church of
this place, he reports a great religious
awakening at the town of Fairbury,
where he is now pastor. He baptized
So, and took 90 into membership in
the church last Sunday, and has taken
in over 200 IN the past few months
Col +. R. Place, general manager
OF the Winnemucca Northern Rail-
road, returned from San Francisco
this morning. While Col Place adj
mitted that he had a consultation with
President Bush, OF the Western Pa
cihc, he declined to divulge its ma
ture.--Silver State, Winnemucca.
The Ladies Aid OF the Methodist
church held a special meeting We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
II, F.. Wallace on Blaine street. The
Womau's Foreign Missionary Society
met after the meeting of the Aid So
ciety and a very interesting program
was given after which a social hour
followed.
Chas. 5. Davis Saturday received
the skin of coyote which he had
liberated FIVE years ago The skin
was brought in by VIM White Of
Owyhee county. When Mr.. Davis
Davis liberated the coyote he put
collar on the animal with metal
plate attached upon which were
printed these words please sell my
fur 10 c, S Davis, Caldwell, Idaho.
lie gives a square deal to all Turn
ed loose lime y 100 Mr. MhfFa