The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-13
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LOCAL News ITEMS.
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uCSudy.
BE sure and read the Fisk Realty
Co.'S Bulletin fl3
Mrs. Sophia Glass has gone to Port
land to spend a month or six weeks.
Try our Peaberry Coffee, SOC per
pound. Ackley's Market, Phone No.
3.
People who once trade with Baker
& Harris always come back. There
must be reason. f6-m6
Mrs. Boyes entertained Messrs and
Mesadmes Ernest Boone, Ed Hedden.
and B. w. Henry at 6 o'clock din
ner Wednesday evening
w. ID. Pedigo, cashier of the Notus
bank, will start for Texas next week,
where he and family will make their
future home.
Mrs. II. A. Vail OF Burlingame,
Kansas, arrived in the city the first
of the week. Mr.. Vail will follow
in short time and they will make
their home in Idaho-their friends
hope, in Caldwell.
The friends OF Octayia Gowen gave
her pleasant surprise Wednesday
evening. Delicious refreshments were
served after an evening of games
Those present were the Misses Elec-
ira Gartin, Amy Turnell, Pearl
Hughes, Fanny Rivers and Messrs
Darrell Caldwell, George Stovel, Cecil
Frost and Justin Gowen.
Lamp values that you will appre-
ciate at Flynn's Grocery fl3
Mrs, w. c. Dyer and Mrs. Curtis
Hayden will give a Valentine lunch
con at the home OF Mrs. Dyer Sat
urday.
The Washington 9th graders are
preparing some fine music. Mr.. Ter
ry accompanies the children with his
cornet.
Nels Gordon went to Boise Sunday
20 play in the Columbian band at the
Pinney funeral.
We have just received another car
of Blackfoot -four. New machinery
has been installed at the mill and the
quality of the -four is better than
ever.
Mrs. Will Mckinney spent Sunday
in Middleton visiting home folks.
Mrs. Pedigo OF Notus visited Mrs
w. K. Wilkerson last Friday
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold cooked food sale at Ack- |
ley's Market next Saturday, the I4th
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. Ewing
will be glad to learn that the two chill |
dren that have been sick the greater
part of the winter are very much i'm
proved in health.
We asked Gene Hanna the mean
ing OF that wide smile Looking
down on us he answered, "It's a boy
DR.. Blondel has been tussling with
Ia grippe this week and was away
from his Office for one day.
Velma Kimbrough entertained at a
kensington in the Brennan home on
Dearborn Thursday evening
Mrs. Varney was hostess to the
Baptist Ladies' Aid Wednesday.
We are headquarters for dishes of
all kinds, and our prices are excep-
tlonally low, quality considered
Ackley's Market, Phone No. 3
Be sure and read the Fisk Realty
Co.'S Bulletin. fl3
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenston are recent
arrivals from Colorado and are To-
Gated opposite Mrs, A. K. Steunen-
berg's.
Mrs N S. Miller of Standpoint Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gene Han
The Parent Teachers association
viii meet next Wednesday, February
IL, at Washington school at 3:45 D.
M, for the purpose Of forming a circle !
OF parents and teachers of that school !
All parents, especially mothers, are 5
urged to be present. The association /
Is considering plans by which the !
school grounds may be put in bet :
ter condition,
Invitations are out for a luncheon at !
the Crouch home, Mesdames Grouse.
NJ cArtor, Jackson and Bryan being h
the hostesses. =
We buy all kinds of secondhand
stoves and ranges, household goods, h
DOCKS, guns, etc. for cash. Cali
phone No: 8. Second Hand Dept, 81
Ackiey's Market -
). Mrs. NJ. ]. Devers entertained the +
Friday Bridge club Thursday evening N
Mr. and Mrs Harrington and Mr., and a.
Mrs. Maxey were guests of the club
invitations are out for series OF N
PARTIES the following week, given bv
AesdameS Bryan and Jackson II
Mr.. Elhart who has been in the Can "
'on hospital for the past ten DAYS
nttering with his eyes, is slightly inn
Be sure and read the Fisk Realty 10
O., S Bulletin ia p
Fred Richardson, former citv en-
ineer, of Caldwell, is in the city for I
week or ten days.
Miss ennie STAN and Mr. Garrit Bl
root of Nyssa were married in Cald- ha
ell Tuesday afternoon. Judge Har- co
er performed the ceremony. II
II. ), kneedler. former secretary ria
the Caldwell Commercial Club, IS m,
ow located at South Pasadena, Cal
Mrs; Louis Schnabel and mother Fl
irs, Jones, arrived from Rochester
Inn Sunday morning, Mrs. Sch
abel was under the care of the fam
us Mayo brothers, and feels very de
Iueh improved in health de
The friends of Clarence Biggs, for wa
erly of Caldwell. will be interested thi
hearing of his marriage TO Miss so,
nth voorhees, OF Prairie CITY. Iowa his
ebruary 4th, 1914. They may re, Br
IN to Caldwell to live in the near fp,
ture but for the present they will da,