The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-22

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Remember the May Breakfast m22
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennings spent
Wednesday in Boise.
Miss Naoma Sturzmann of Boise
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Grove.
Mr. Otto David of Ontario, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Caldwell.
The 4th grade of the Lincoln school
had a picnic on the school lawn last
Thursday.
J. E. Schooler, wife and son of
Boise. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Harrington.
DR.. Dutton will treat and cure
pyorrhea Office over Pure Food
Store, Phone l55. m8-tf
Notes, mortgages, warrants bought
and sold Loans.-A. |. Myers, over
Baker & HarrisS Store. m22-tf
Misses Roadway and Hester came in
from their farm near Nampa to at
tend the Organ Recital last Sunday
The first, second and third grades
of the Lincoln school picniced on the
lawn Wednesday from eleven until
two o'clock.
Don't fail to get what you need in
the millinery line while the selection
is good. Only few weeks more
Mrs. N. E. Harris. m22-tf
Karl Mann has received notice of
his appointment as forest ranger in
the Weiser national forest and will re-
port for duty Monday, May 18th.
Miss Laura Cass, who has spent
several years in Caldwell with her
sister, Mrs. George Dew, left on the
noon train Monday for her home in
Boston, Mass.
The younger brother Of Mr.. Edwin
Mckee, who taught in the high
school last year. is to spend the sum
mer with him in Chicago doing Y.
NJ, c. A. work.
The Juniors and Sophomores Of the
high school went on picnic to Tho
mass Grove Wednesday with Miss
Reed, Miss Emmett, Mr. Oakley and
Mr.. North as chaperones,
President and Mrs. w. ]. Boone en-
tertained the Senior Glass of the Col
lege at seven o'clock dinner Tuesday
evening, On Wednesday evening the
fourth year class were guests of Pres.
and Mrs. Boone.
Our secondhand department offers
a good market for both buyers and
sellers, We aim to make a profit on
everything we handle. and treat our
patrons fairly at the same time
Ackley's Market. a3-tf
The pupils o, the Van Buren, school,
chaperoned by their teachers, the
Misses Foote, Mcfarland, Gipson and
Mrs. Boone and Mrs, w. S. Has
brouek, enjoyed picnic at Curtis
Park Wednesday afternoon
The Library Committee of the For
ward Club will hold magazine
shower Thursday, May 2Sth. All who
have old magazines that they wish to
give, please notify Miss Bedford at
the library and the magazines will be
called for during the week.
p +, 0. chapter F, met with Mrs.
J. T. Hay Monday evening. A patriot
&c program was the order OF the even
ing. A paper on Patriotic songs, by
Miss Catherine Mann and a reading
by Mrs. P. A. Boulton. were very
much enjoyed, Light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Eliza Hunter left on No. s last
Saturday evening to make an extend
ed visit with niece in Portland She
was accompanied by her son, w. c.
as far as Pendleton. From
there Mr.. Hunter went on to Wenat-
chic. Wash, with a view to locating
in that place should it prove a salts
factory location.
Mrs w. T. Kimbrough was hostess
10 twenty ladies at a "Merry-go-
-ound" party Monday afternoon at
Ter home south of Caldwell. Jolly
guessing games and delicious refresh
nents combined to make a delightful |
social afternoon, and a considerable /
'um was added to the building fund .
If the Methodist church, for which
hese "Merry-ga-round" functions .
we're instituted. /
Remember the May Breakfast. m22