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

Flour $l00 per sack Hanna & Co
Catholic services for Easter will be
held at the church Sunday, mass at
1890. l.. Marx, S. NJ.
Mrs. Clare Baker was called east
Sunday by the death Of her mother,
who lived near Chicago
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. R. Wilkerson is very sick. The
little one has pneumonia.
Automobile and cash TO trade for
property See or phone A. /. Myers,
over Baker & Harris store. as
R. F.. Haynes Of Payette was in
Caldwell Tuesday and acted as one
Of the judges in the debate
p. e. Smith was at Homedale yes
terday completing some land sales
which he had made in that section.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. Horn
quietly observed the fortieth anniv-
ersary OF their wedding Wednesday.
Just what you want, just when you
want it--that is one OF the reasons
why Baker 4 Harris Sell the Most
Groceries. ASIA
Automobile and cash 10 trade for
property.-See or phone u.
~ l. w ] ND
Over Baker K Harris Store
Get your supper Saturday evening,
April 18th with the Baptist Young
People next TO the News Office. See
the menue in this paper.
Messrs. r. B. Scatterday and ]. Nj.
Thompson left Tuesday for Denver to
attend the irrigation conference called
by Secretary Lane.
The pupils OF the Lincoln school
will reproduce their play, The Dear
Boy Graduate" at the auditorium at
Lake Lowell, Friday evening, April
10th (tonight), al0
The w. C. r. u. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. H.
Forbes at 1920 Cleveland Boulevard.
Mrs. Chip, state superintendent Of
the Union, will De present
F. Evans is now in charge of the
Palace livery barn. Bud Davis has
sold his teams and rigs to Mr.. Thos
Norris, who also owns the barns and
lots Mr.. Evans has charge for Mr..
Norris.
r. r. Fisk will return from III
Paso the latter part of next week. Mr..
Fiske was called to FL Paso by the
serious sickness of his mother, who
we are pleased to say is now out OF
danger.
Don't forget the chicken pie sup
per Saturday evening, April llth SER
we'd BY the Baptist Young People,
next to the N,ws Office. A Rearl
Easter Menue
b. M. Holt left Saturday for east
ern Idaho points, where he will look
4. 4
and elevators in which his company
is interested,
Mrs, T. 4. Walker and daughter,
Miss LillieVe, expect 20 leave soon for
Mountain Home, where Mr.. Walker
is engaged in the lumber business. Mr.
Walker is getting a residence fixed up
for his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Mark entertain
ed Friday evening of last week in
honor of the 2lst birthday OF their
son, Dallas Mark. A number Of the
young people of the town were in
vited in and spent most pleasant
evening,
Adam Blackstock was kicked bv
horse Tuesday in one Of the black
smith shops A bad cash was made
in his head which was dressed by DR..
Cue at the hospital Mr.. Blackstock
was holding the horse while it was
being shod.
DR.. II. II. Hayman of the College
OF Idaho, delivered an address at the
Middleton Baptist church Sunday
under the auspicies OF the b. B. class.
DR., F. i. Springer OF the College fl
led the Presbyterian pulpit at Nampa
Sunday evening.
One of the finest old values to
found anywhere, offered at a sacri- |
nee. Ii you are Judge Of values and |
want a high class instrument investi-
gate this. Ackleys Market
a3-tf Second hand dept.
Messrs. w R. Sebree Of Caldwell
and f, r. Hayes of Emmett are very
busily engaged in organizing base
ball league for the coming season, |
The towns OF Caldwell. Emmett, Pay |
cite, Ontario and Weiser will be in |
the league according to present m
'dications.
Mrs. J. +. Bird OF Caldwell, State |
President of the Christian Womens |
Board OF Missions, stepped Tuesday |
for visit with her son and daughter /
in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs +, Bird. Mrs. /
Bird was enroute TO the convention OF I
the Mission at Twin Falls. Mount
ain Home Republican,