The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-03-13
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We sell the best 30c Coffee IN
town. Ackley's Market.
The Loyal Daughters of the Chris.
tian S. S. gave a party Tuesday eve
ming to the young men of the church
1t was in honor of the basket ball
team. The entertainment was plan
ned by the committee, Misses Georgia
Froman and Louise Welsh. 1t gave
the first part of the evening to pro-
gressive stunts, followed by charades
and music. Everyone had a most
pleasant time.
Botkin- Harmon Drug Co. mis-
'Isormaldehyde IN sealed bottles,
35c pint, at Botkin-Harmon Drug Co.
ml3
Mrs. T. F. Walker made brief trip
to Mountain Home this week, prelim-
mary to permanent move.
The grand jury in the United
States district court will report for
duty at Boise March %. The fol-
lowing Canyon county men have
been summoned to serve at this term
of court, viz: d. D. Campbell, of
Caldwell; c. M. Frank, of Parma, and
S. c. Eastman, of New Plymouth.
The W. w. Williamson family are
expected home from Gold Beach,
where they have been for the past
year.
Charlie Berger and family have NOV
ed into the Earl Beatty house on Main
street.
Miss Rose Harris went to Boise on
last Friday afternoon and remained
over Saturday, visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Judge Sullivan.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Eunice M. Crawford and
Justin r. Raymond, both of Cald-
well.
o. M. Van Duyn attended to pro-
fessional business at Boise Monday
N. c. Gordon was a business Wis
itor at Nampa yesterday.
Miss Fern Bullock was most happily
surprised on Monday evening when
about thirty-five of her friends drop
ped in to spend the evening with her
in honor of her sixteenth birthday. |
The Phililatea Class of the Baptist
Sunday school, of which she is mem
Der, presented her with a souvenir
spoon. The evening was spent in play |
ing games and closed with a tempt
ing lunch.
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
Rock Springs coal of H. d. Danna
& Co., and cooking will be a pleas
ure to the good wife. 1t makes no
SCOT.
Mrs. Walker and daughter, Miss
Lillieve, spent several days recently II
he e - Me- lAnIlro-J, 4,
R. B. Mitchell, of Payette.
Miss Campbells Sunday school
class of the Christian church had a
social period in the Sunday school
room of the church on Tuesday eve
ng. About twenty young people
we're present and most enjoyable
lime was had.
Mr.. ]. Mondy of Vale was in the
,ity Monday for a few hours visit
With his sister, Mrs. D. D. Campbell
Mr.. Mondy was en- route to Boise on
! business trip.
Mrs. Villa Ross of Parma was
week end guest in the city, at the home
If Miss Iva Scott.
Get your bitches cleaned up now.
You need good shovel-one that
won't break, or won't break you when
'ou buy it. We have the depend i
bile kind at Reduced Prices. Maxey
Z Schnabel. mis-
Miss Cora Plat of the court house
orle left for Payette Saturday eve I
ling. After short visit with her
,arents at that place she will go to {
spokane where she will take a bust
less course. r
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Lewis of Or
hard Heights spent a part OF the i
asst week with their son on his home y
tead on Lake Lowell. I
George w. Froman, Martin Jensen
nd Edward Hedden have incorpora- d
ID the Caldwell Trading Company, a
for the purpose Of trading h
real estate and selling autos. The
ew company has taken over some of I
ne real estate owned by one of the n
1nks and has a capital stock of $75,- |
10.
The Ladies Aid OF the Presbyter- n
n church met Wednesday at the 7
Ianse. There was an annual cleo e
on and the following officers were a,
ected; Mrs. Jas. Baker, presidents: s.
RS. CleaVer, vice-president; Mrs.
rant Ward, secretary; Mrs. Garten, Il
easurer; Mrs. Beal, chairman of the W
'cial committee; Mrs. Summer Dee, te
lairman of the lookout committee.
The p. F. o. met with Mrs. Ben o,
art Monday evening. A very in Ii
resting program, consisting of a
per by Miss Mcfarland, entitled III
Nbmen in American I.ineratuEe y hC
so a paper by. Mrs. Buckner. en-
led, Some Women Writers in eli
err homes. Officers were elected CT
the coming year and dainty re- Al
eShments were served.
Burning sage brush east of the fair M
ounds made quite smoke and he
ling out the fire auto and many wi
hers autos, as we'll as draw wac. &c
S, motorcycles, bicycles, etc. Ii,
Mrs. ]. S. Myers, wife of DR.. Nv Sc,
), suffered a sharp attack Of eastr;- SCI
yesterday and occaSioned ro,,, n.